In South Korea, a sniffer dog that was known for his "legendary" nose was cloned to produce seven other sniffer dogs.
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I'd never try to smuggle something past a sniffer dog.
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These tiny emissions can be detected by well-trained sniffer dogs.
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Emergency personnel with sniffer dogs searched for signs of life overnight.
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Sniffer dogs were stationed along the path of the funeral procession.
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Sniffer dogs still check cars at parking facilities in the capital.
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Can also hear sniffer dogs being brought out of the vans pic.twitter.
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In short, he's a sniffer dog in the form of a boy.
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Passengers said sniffer dogs were now searching their luggage at the airport.
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Right, so a factory or a bomb sniffer, or something like that.
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But sniffer dogs have to be trained, and that is a delicate process.
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Heavy rain hampered the use of helicopters and sniffer dogs in the manhunt.
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Endang Ahmad, 37, takes his job as a professional armpit-sniffer very seriously.
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A human-sniffer patrolled the queue, ensuring nobody wore scents of any kind.
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Sniffer dogs found drugs inside a bag that Griffin admitted belonged to him.
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Sniffer dogs have been deployed at check-in areas at Rome's Fiumicino Airport.
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Other plans also include introducing random drug checks and sniffer dogs in schools.
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To kill time, I stared at the sniffer dog, a handsome black Labrador Retriever.
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Bomb squad officers aided by sniffer dogs scoured the church for any possible explosives.
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But now even police are rationing food in order to feed their sniffer dogs.
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Authorities used sniffer dogs to search a number of passenger cabins on the ship.
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I'm a hugger, I'm a kisser and I'm a little bit of a sniffer.
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People nearby could still see what you're sending or receiving using free "sniffer" programs.
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But, this jock sniffer will humble him even worse than Khabib has humbled him.
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Officers searched cars, trucks, boats and containers, sometimes using sniffer dogs and X-ray scanners.
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Drones and sniffer dogs are looking for survivors in the rubble and volcanic ash clouds.
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Benji, scruffy solver of crimes, quasher of kidnappings, sniffer of butts, is coming to Netflix.
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The comedy actor turned action movie star turned talented food sniffer is constantly surprising us.
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Rescue teams, including sniffer dogs, are searching for survivors in houses near the train lines.
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This sniffer dog can locate turtle eggs in 30 seconds, helping to keep nests safe.
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Customs agents with X-ray machines and sniffer dogs detect and seize what they can.
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Sniffer dogs and helicopters have been deployed and local volunteers are helping with the search.
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Law enforcement and sniffer dogs were already on the scene when reporters started to arrive.
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"I'm a hugger, I'm a kisser, and a little bit of a sniffer," Sudeikis' Biden said.
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He's been a service dog for six years, and he's a bomb-sniffer for a living.
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Sniffer dogs searched for survivors buried under giant slabs of concrete and heaps of twisted metal.
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Israel's Operation "Blue Shield" will involve undercover police, special patrols, motorcycle officers, sniffer dogs and helicopters.
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The U.S. Air Force's special sniffer plane is capable of detecting evidence of a nuclear explosion.
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"The source added that "sniffer dogs from a bomb disposal unit were sent in to investigate.
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"I'm a hugger, I'm a kisser and I'm a little bit of a sniffer," Sudeikis says.
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He worked closely with the police and the club was even used to train sniffer dogs.
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"I'm a hugger, I'm a kisser and a little bit of a sniffer," Sudeikis' Biden said.
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Tedeschi said that sniffer dogs are at work in the rubble looking for more injured and victims.
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Lorries are X-rayed for stowaways, carbon-dioxide sensors detect human activity and sniffer dogs patrol regularly.
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A town in Japan with high rates of stomach cancer is turning to sniffer dogs for help.
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Emergency crews checked all three malls with sniffer dogs, then let shoppers back in, local media reported.
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The trip has been marked by heavy security, including metal detectors and sniffer dogs at most events.
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This was before we even got to run the gauntlet at the gates lined with sniffer dogs.
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He's more of a nose-twitcher than a get all up in there and sniff-sniff-sniffer.
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Carabineros police officers march with their sniffer dogs during a military parade in Santiago, Chile, on Sept.
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Mattresses and furniture were spotted dozens of meters (yards) away and sniffer dogs were helping with the search.
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The nose always knows and a Waterville, Maine, dog's sniffer got a whiff of smoke early Wednesday morning.
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Many diagnostic "breathalysers" already exist, and sniffer dogs, too, can be trained to detect illnesses such as cancer.
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Lorries are X-rayed for stowaways and sniffer dogs patrol regularly, making the obstacle course harder than ever.
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"We are working in synchronisation with earth moving equipment and sniffer dogs," Zanut told Reuters at the site.
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One of our team made a little cat, and he adapted it and made it a sniffer dog.
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Customs officers boarded the vessel and searched cabins with the help of sniffer dogs, they said in a statement.
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Security agencies are also deploying a decidedly low-tech, but perhaps the most user-friendly method available: sniffer dogs.
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Sniffer dogs, trained with support from the African Wildlife Foundation, a Kenyan charity, have also been deployed at Entebbe.
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While Arbor was mulling more work for the government, Song quietly developed a new sniffer that captured deeper data.
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Belly rubs were not mentioned, but hopefully they're thinking of ways to keep morale high for the sniffer dogs.
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Sniffing Sniffing is a way of intercepting data sent over a network without being detected, using special sniffer software.
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They're kind of like volunteer fire departments, except they're sometimes armed and equipped with bulletproof vests and sniffer dogs.
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Bill: You could use something as simple as this Bluefruit LE sniffer to triangulate the location of the badge.
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Belgium is weighing the need for scanners, sniffer dogs, weapons and drones to beef up post-Brexit customs surveillance.
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Beak, honker, schnoz, noggin, sniffer... however you say it, we all know the pain of a whack to the nose.
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WHEN it comes to finding hidden explosives, the self-propelled detection system known as a sniffer dog has no equal.
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The European Space Agency's ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter, which is currently looping around Mars, is equipped with a methane sniffer.
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Locks from Quicklock, iBluLock, and Plantraco transmitted their passwords in plaintext, making them vulnerable to anyone with a Bluetooth sniffer.
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Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) said a 20-person rescue team and two sniffer dogs had arrived in the town.
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And while Gavel, the almost-police-dog, may have had a stellar sniffer, he was just a little too ... nice.
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The six sniffer dogs were apparently too preoccupied by all the delicious food smells emanating from passengers' snack-packed bags.
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Some 300 firefighters were working in the wreckage, using sniffer dogs to try to locate survivors, along with 400 police.
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By flagging suspected travelers, these sniffer dogs could prevent malaria from spreading between countries and help infected people get earlier treatment.
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Rescuers and sniffer dogs were brought in on Tuesday, while a special unit of volunteers arrived to tunnel underneath on Wednesday.
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Sudeikis' Biden said he's a "hugger, a kisser and a little bit of a sniffer" but didn't want to offend anyone.
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Meanwhile authorities have beefed up security across major cities, with sniffer dogs and bag checks at several metro stations in Moscow.
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Fire crews working with sniffer dogs later brought down the remains of a third building they feared could topple on them.
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Hound Labs' digital drug sniffer is touted as leading the pack, but other breathalyzer devices appear not to be far behind.
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The navy is repairing the white-painted church, which is covered in scaffolding, and police with sniffer dogs patrolled the area.
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This has led to persistent health problems in Jordan, the largest recipient in the program with 61 active bomb-sniffer dogs.
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French national police dog Eros onstage before receiving the National Hero Dog Award as Best Sniffer Dog in Paris on April 18.
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Far from being a public servant, the acting chief of staff revealed himself to be a throne-sniffer of the worst order.
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When a sniffer dog detects an odor (residual or otherwise), it is trained to let the handler know with a passive signal.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Police and sniffer dogs who searched town halls in Germany which received bomb threats overnight found nothing suspicious on Tuesday.
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He was arrested for possession at a Texas checkpoint in 2012 when a sniffer dog reportedly found chronic on his tour bus.
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The money goes in part to reforming the Mexican court system and to the provision of more than 400 drug-hunting sniffer dogs.
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Sniffer planes were also handy in tracking harmful particulates in the air around Chernobyl following the nuclear fallout in that region in 1986.
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Sniffer dogs, x-ray machines and officials, all from different factions, scrutinise your contents several times over—and you feel none the safer.
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But detection dogs (known in various dog circles as sniffer dogs, detector dogs, or working dogs) detect much more than explosives and drugs.
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It is relocating some sniffer-dog teams to the busiest airports so it can allow more non-members to use the PreCheck line.
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Police used sniffer dogs to search the garden of the villa and the nearby wooded area, according to Reuters cameramen at the scene.
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Security was tightened this year, with the authorities employing facial recognition cameras, bag searches, sniffer dogs and body scanners, according to news reports.
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The department has deployed so-called "sniffer trucks" to detect any additional leaks, and has characterized an investigation into the incident as ongoing.
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Friends and relatives joined lines of rescuers to remove debris, one rock at a time, as a handful of sniffer dogs searched for survivors.
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To graduate as a landmine-sniffer, a rat has to find 100 per cent of landmines in a test field in a single sweep.
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He said all the people trapped in the debris had been rescued, but that rescue teams using sniffer dogs were still searching the debris.
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" A Prison Service spokesperson said: "Governors use sniffer dogs, cell searches, and mandatory drugs tests to find drugs in prison and punish those responsible.
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Soldiers, sniffer dogs and rescue workers were searching the ruins of the Plasco building after it crashed down in a giant cloud of dust.
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I'm a sensitive sniffer prone to migraines, so the wrong scent or an overpowering aroma can set me off in a matter of minutes.
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According to the state-run Anadolu news agency, officers searched a well in the garden Monday and used sniffer dogs and drones to help.
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Even if they require a password, nearby patrons can see everything you're sending or receiving using free "sniffer" programs on their phones or laptops.
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The ivory is sometimes packed with anchovies or chili peppers, to throw off the sniffer dogs used by customs agents and law enforcement officials.
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Developing an electronic sniffer for Parkinson's is a worthy goal, but man's best friend provides a low-cost alternative to sniff out vulnerable patients now.
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Artist Anicka Yi's work rejects the traditional art making tools and forces the viewer (and sniffer) to come to terms with some otherwise gross things.
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Ear defenders, goggles, a reflective collar and four tiny little shoes make up the personal protection kit of this badass British sniffer spaniel working abroad.
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Benji, scruffy solver of crimes, quasher of kidnappings, sniffer of butts, is coming to Netflix, so it's time to rewatch the original before it drops.
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On Monday Greek authorities said they had discovered eight more packages at a sorting center in Athens, caught on security scanners and by sniffer dogs.
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"We're working hard, so there's still hope," a rescue worker said at dawn on Wednesday as his team, which included sniffer dogs, searched the rubble.
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Nearby patrons, using their phones or laptops, can easily see everything you're sending or receiving — email and website contents, for example — using free "sniffer" programs.
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Sniffer dogs are able to detect the mealybugs before they spread, allowing vineyards to remove a few vines, instead of a whole crop, and avoid pesticides.
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An army was mobilized to search for survivors, using their bare hands, heavy equipment and sniffer dogs to sift through the waste and wriggle people free.
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Credit: PexelsA team of European researchers put six highly-trained sniffer dogs to the test to see if they were any good at detecting lung cancer.
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Mattresses and furniture were spotted dozens of metres (yards) away, local media reported, and sniffer dogs were brought to the area to help locate possible survivors.
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Watt later did time for providing a sniffer, which recorded all data traversing a network, to Albert Gonzalez, one of the most notorious American criminal hackers.
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RIA reported that Paveletsky and Kursky stations had been evacuated and said later that no bomb was found at Kursky after sniffer dogs searched the station.
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Royal fans have been camping outside the castle for days, and British police have stepped up security, with sniffer dogs, barricades and patrols all over town.
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Police officers searched the area with drones, and forensics officers, a fire brigade and sniffer dogs were at the scene on Monday, Turkish news outlets reported.
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Paris City Hall issued a statement after an emergency meeting to say sniffer-dog patrols would be more than doubled, and video-monitoring around the area improved.
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LONDON — Sniffer dogs at Manchester Airport are being lambasted for finding cheese and sausages brought back by British holidaymakers, but failing to find any Class A drugs.
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A U.S. official told CNN that an Air Force "sniffer" plane, a WC-135, may be sent to help measure for possible nuclear materials in the air.
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Hundreds of other firefighters led the search for survivors on Wednesday, helped by sniffer dogs as well as cranes that cleared away large chunks of broken concrete.
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Some 300 Malaysian searchers aided by drones and sniffer dogs are scouring the forest area near the resort, playing recordings of Nora's mother calling out to her.
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A K-9 unit member and a sniffer dog walks past passengers at Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Pasay, south of Manila, Philippines Wednesday, March 23, 2016.
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Could you have predicted, when Molly learned how to be a cancer sniffer, that Max would retain that talent and use it to diagnose a central character?
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As is the modern way, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade was buttressed by blockades of sand-filled sanitation trucks, patrolled by sniffer dogs and guarded by police.
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The Greek foreign minister, Nikos Dendias, visited Durres as 40 Greek emergency workers and a sniffer dog joined the search and rescue effort, according to news reports.
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Overseeing approximately 80 early arrivers were about a dozen security guards and cops, as well as a sniffer dog and a police boat stationed on the water outside.
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In coastal waters, flying "sniffer" drones operated by port authorities could fly through the exhaust plumes of large ships to check that they are not exceeding emissions limits.
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She's broken her nose NINE TIMES ... but WWE legend Tammy Sytch says she smells opportunity -- and now she's begging the people at "Botched" to help fix her sniffer.
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However, it will likely take several days to determine more precisely what kind of device was set off as a variety of sensors, including "sniffer planes", collect evidence.
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Residents responding to wails muffled by tonnes of bricks and mortar sifted through with their bare hands before emergency services arrived with earth-moving equipment and sniffer dogs.
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It will likely take several days to determine more precisely what kind of nuclear device Pyongyang set off as a variety of sensors, including "sniffer planes," collect evidence.
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His name was Frank Williams (no relation to Ms. Williams) and, Ms. Dyer told her, he was an expert fraud-sniffer who would decipher Healing Arts' imbalanced books.
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Thousands of soldiers accompanied by sniffer dogs combed schools across the island for hidden weapons and explosives, in what was seen as a campaign to give parents assurance.
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Extra security measures including armed police and sniffer dogs were also put in place at airports including in the UK, Germany, Holland, Austria, the Czech Republic, and Greece.
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They have also increased security measures, with commandos guarding the entrance of luxury hotels in Colombo and, in some cases, using sniffer dogs to check vacated guest rooms.
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The devices are incorporated alongside the more conventional use of searches of sniffer dogs and gunshot residue tests, both of which came up inconclusive in the Dabate case.
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The men suspected of being Islamic State fighters are ordered to approach in single file, their arms outstretched, as they are searched by troops and a sniffer dog.
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Honig Winery has been working with Bergin University to train vineyard sniffer dogs since 2005, but Honey will be the first pup to have two jobs at the winery.
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For the experiment, Bräuer's team tested 25 dogs that had prior training as sniffer dogs with police or search-and-rescue teams, as well as 23 untrained family dogs.
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The rangers will combine these new capabilities with traditional sniffer dogs and trained soldiers on the ground, as part of a co-ordinated effort to catch and deter poachers.
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Song went and talked about his improved sniffer, which analyzed instant-message contacts and documents and did full transcriptions of voice over IP calls, such as those on Skype.
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"I yelled at him while following him and got the police on the phone, they were there in an instant with their sniffer dog and caught him," Marr wrote.
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N1 television said the package with two guided armor-piercing missiles was discovered Saturday by a sniffer dog after an Air Serbia flight from Beirut landed at Belgrade airport.
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"It's a very sad situation," said 28-year-old sales worker Raees Ulhaq, as soldiers hurried on dawdling worshippers and sniffer dogs nosed their way through pot-holed lanes.
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I'm cool stashing Lewis in the hope that the lightning he captured for six weeks last year might return, but my sniffer tells me that time is probably bygone.
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Tips from people in the neighborhood helped lead police to search through the woods about two miles from the restaurant using sniffer dogs on the ground and aircraft overhead.
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Police officers and military personnel milled about, sniffer dogs patrolled the periphery, and two explosive ordnance disposal technicians stood by the front gate, which was ringed by metal detectors.
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In layman's terms, they're sniffer dogs trained to detect hidden storage devices like SD cards and they track the very faint scent of a particular chemical used in storage drives.
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Yep. Lastly, do you think it's OK to use animals for reasons that may also have political connotations, such as the taking down of drones, or even using sniffer dogs?
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LONDON — Rescuers using sniffer dogs and drones are searching for three people missing after an unused power station near Oxford collapsed Tuesday, killing one person and leaving five more injured.
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Rescue teams aided by sniffer dogs searched for survivors Thursday, more than 24 hours after a powerful earthquake reduced several central Italian towns to rubble and killed almost 183 people.
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The sniffer dogs U.S. airports rely on to detect even the most minute trace of explosives face new challenges as bombmakers shift to using household chemicals, like the compound TATP.
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Hundreds of emergency workers, with the help of helicopters and sniffer dogs, were searching throughout the day for other victims, and one child was still missing as of Wednesday evening.
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Photos posted on social media showed armed police officers at the scene with sniffer dogs, and television footage showed an injured woman limping away from the restaurant after the blast.
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On his third trip, Mr. Nairn, groggy and hung over after a few too many glasses of wine on the plane, noticed an airport sniffer dog running toward his bag.
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Russian de-mining units, using robots and sniffer dogs, have also arrived in Syria to start clearing the area, in the latest support from Moscow to Assad, its Middle Eastern ally.
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To confirm the test, the US sends its WC-135 jet -- dubbed the "radiation sniffer" -- to monitor air samples off the Korean Peninsula to confirm whether a nuclear blast has occurred.
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Video released late on Monday showed rescuers, guided by their own sniffer dog, digging into the rubble to free a dog that emerged covered in dust and looking dazed but unharmed.
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One day, he might be handling a sniffer dog at the border; the next, in the office, doing nothing much; the next, inspecting restaurants and deporting migrants who are working without permission.
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In support of the Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty of 1963, sniffer planes have continued to routinely to make rounds the world over, from the North and South Poles to East Asia.
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The requirements unveiled in June include enhanced passenger screening at foreign airports, increased security protocols around aircraft and in passenger areas and expanded screening by sniffer dogs, and take effect in stages.
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On standby were sniffer dogs as well as "spotters", or men trained to detect any suspicious activity or people, the officer said, reflecting the trappings of a visit by a state leader.
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For the general public, liable as they are to suffer police shakedowns, sniffer-dog searches, and drug tests, the use of psychedelics for fun or for self-medication often has dire consequences.
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Across the city, thousands of rescue workers and special teams using sniffer dogs and heat sensors combed wreckage, while the massive outpouring of support from volunteers sparked global praise for Mexico's spirit.
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The boys, who are aged 16 and 17, were located by search crews with sniffer dogs in a rescue operation that took place early Wednesday morning, according to Agence-France Presse news.
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Russia, which provided vital air support for the army assault, said earlier this week it was sending militant engineers, sniffer dogs and "demining robots" to help defuse explosives in the old city.
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In Belgium, the government is hiring more agents for the sprawling port of Antwerp and weighing the need for scanners, sniffer dogs, weapons and drones to beef up post-Brexit customs surveillance.
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Troops practiced search and rescue in a small mock-up of a devastated urban area post-earthquake, using sniffer dogs and other gear to search for people buried in the fake rubble.
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We pass through customs, including the many, many sniffer dogs, and through to a reception area where we try and fail to leave without talking to someone trying to sell us a timeshare.
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Determining what type of bomb produced the blast remains a matter of "sniffer plane" analysis in the next week, sampling eastward winds for nuclear isotope traces that provide a signature of its design.
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Read more: 4 of the worst airports in the world are BritishPassengers reported seeing police and sniffer dogs after they were asked to leave the plane to carry out a second security check.
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Sure, a VPN may help you dodge the watchful eye of nosy governments or a coffee shop packet sniffer, but you're still leaving a data trail on the servers of the VPN itself.
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About 543,250 emergency workers raced against the clock to find survivors with drones, heavy equipment and sniffer dogs in the rescue and clean-up efforts, the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services said.
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LABUAN, Indonesia (Reuters) - Indonesian rescuers on Tuesday used drones and sniffer dogs to search for survivors along the devastated west coast of Java hit by a tsunami that killed at least 0003 people.
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The AP witnessed Syrian troops dismantling and detonating mines left behind by the militant group, and said Russian demining units were also using robots and sniffer dogs to clear the area of explosives.
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He had hidden the 7.65 mm black-and-silver pistols among his clothes in a big blue bag when the bus bound for Germany was searched with sniffer dogs at Murriqan, Albanian police said.
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Image: Medical Detection DogsTo that end, Logan, with help from his colleagues at Durham University, sought to learn if sniffer dogs could be used to diagnose malaria in people who don't exhibit any symptoms.
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THE FASCINATING SEX LIFE OF JONATHAN, THE 185-YEAR-OLD GIANT TORTOISE Experts spent six months on South Georgia this past winter, with three highly trained sniffer dogs used to find evidence of rodents.
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Police in China's southwestern Yunnan province claimed to have cloned a sniffer dog to pare down the time it would take to train the new canines, state-run news agency Xinhua reported on Monday.
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They started using aircraft called sniffer planes, and just two years later, in September 1949, one on patrol between Alaska and Japan picked up nuclear debris left behind after Russia's first atomic bomb test.
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Rescue workers, special teams with sniffer dogs and units of Iran's Revolutionary Guards and Basij militia forces were sent to the quake-hit areas in Kerman province, Iran's semi-official Fars news agency said.
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Cephas Mudenda, a board member of the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZPWMA) told a committee of parliament that the agency had bought two drones, as well as sniffer dogs from South Africa.
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The news site Khabar Online posted images that showed rescue workers trying to help the wounded, and a local judicial official said that sniffer dogs and rescue teams were being sent to the area.
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Taylor then went on to complain about the lack of sniffer dogs, amnesty bins, and security enthusiasm to approach the hundreds of people smoking naughty cigarettes and ask them to please stop not bothering anybody.
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The sources said it would likely take at least several days to determine more precisely what kind of nuclear device Pyongyang had apparently set off as a variety of sensors, including "sniffer planes," collect evidence.
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Police used sniffer dogs to search the area before calling in an army bomb disposal unit which carried out a controlled explosion on the item they described as being "an incredibly realistic-looking explosive device".
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More than 10,000 police officials were deployed in the city and sniffer dogs as well as "spotters", or men trained to detect any suspicious activity or people, were on stand by, a police officer said.
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The genetic material used to create Kunxun was taken from a 7-year-old female police sniffer named Huahuangma who has helped bust 12 murder cases and participated in more than 20 other criminal cases.
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Nearly 350 people were involved in a huge search operation that included sniffer dogs, elite commando forces and thermal detectors, but no evidence had been turned up until the discovery of the body on Tuesday.
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Nearly 350 people were involved in a huge search operation that included sniffer dogs, elite commando forces and thermal detectors, but no evidence had been turned up until the discovery of the body on Tuesday.
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Emergency personnel with sniffer dogs searched for signs of life amid the wreckage of concrete slabs and twisted metal after the 212-ton bridge crushed vehicles on one of the busiest roads in South Florida.
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He began producing front-page scoops — "marmalade droppers," as they are known in Britain — that mirrored the euroskeptic opinions of The Telegraph's conservative readers: Sniffer dogs would be dispatched to regulate the smell of manure!
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The growing illegal industry has prompted plans in South Africa for a rehabilitation center for sick or rescued pangolins as well as the deployment of sniffer dogs specially trained to detect the scales&apos pungent aroma.
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One team used sniffer dogs to search for survivors at the beach club where a tsunami washed away an outdoor stage where the Indonesian rock band Seventeen were performing at a party for about 200 guests.
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Dozens of emergency workers with sniffer dogs clambered over piles of debris trying to find anyone still trapped, while cranes removed huge slabs of fallen masonry and trucks full of rubble left the area every few minutes.
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Lance Naik Hanumanthappa was found buried under snow at temperatures of nearly minus 45 degrees celsius by an Indian army rescue party, who were using sniffer dogs and special radar to track bodies in the difficult terrain.
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With what it calls an electronic "sniffer," Olfaguard, a new Toronto-based startup, is working to reduce the time it takes food manufacturers to discover food-borne pathogens like Salmonella and E. Coli in the food we buy.
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The search for survivors continued during the night in Amatrice, where 207 people are known to have died, as emergency workers with sniffer dogs clambered over piles of debris trying to find anyone still trapped under the rubble.
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Five days after the quake struck the mountainous heart of the country, sniffer dogs and emergency crews continued to scour the town of Amatrice, which was leveled in the disaster, finding a further two bodies in the rubble.
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The Iranian Red Crescent Society was working in the hard-hit areas Monday with sniffer dogs, debris-removal teams, and teams offering emergency shelter and treatment, said Mansoureh Bagheri, a spokeswoman for the Iranian Red Crescent in Tehran.
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The dog, named Kunxun, was cloned from a police sniffer dog by the Beijing-based Sinogene Biotechnology Company and the Yunnan Agricultural University, with support from the Ministry of Public Security, the state-owned tabloid Global Times reported.
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The club has survived this sort of scrutiny before—last year it won an appeal against the council's attempt to impose sniffer dogs and ID scanners on the club's security—but this time around things feel more serious.
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That was in addition to the thousands of police officers, some on horses, with their sniffer dogs, their metal fencing, their vehicle recognition technology, their closed-circuit TV cameras, their helicopters and their marine patrols of the river.
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The total is much higher than authorities had first estimated on Saturday as rescuers combed the wreckage of the 17-storey building in the southern city of Tainan with sniffer dogs and acoustic equipment, looking for signs of life.
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For the toughest tasks, the Russians said they would use sniffer dogs and Uran-6 de-mining robots, which can be remotely controlled from around 1 km (half a mile) and do the work of 20 de-mining experts.
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The U.S. continues to take active measures to prepare for the possibility of a nuclear test by North Korea, U.S. officials told NBC News, including the deployment of a special nuclear "sniffer" aircraft, drones, and U-2 spy planes.
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Meet Africa's newest dog brigade, part of a new program that pairs highly trained "sniffer dogs" with African law enforcement officers to intercept forbidden goods at their point of origin and before they can be shipped to their criminal buyers.
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But checked baggage is subject to screening in more controlled conditions, including explosives checks at U.S. and many foreign airports and the use of sniffer dogs which remain one of the most effective ways of detecting most types of bomb.
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Rescuers used heavy machinery, sniffer dogs, and special cameras to detect and dig bodies out of mud and wreckage along a 22004-km (2226-mile) stretch of Java's west coast and officials said the search area would be expanded further south.
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The meeting, held amid protests online and in front of the FCC headquarters in Washington, was evacuated before the vote for about 10 minutes due to an unspecified security threat, and resumed after law enforcement with sniffer dogs checked the room.
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Three days after the quake struck the mountainous heart of the country, sniffer dogs and emergency crews continued to scour the town of Amatrice, which was leveled in the disaster, but there was no sign of life beneath the debris.
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If customs agents don't catch you, one of those airport sniffer dogs might—after all, a lot of them are more interested in whatever kind of food you've got in your bag than in your pocket vial of crappy cocaine.
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South Korean news agency Yonhap quoted an unnamed South Korean government source as saying that the U.S. Air Force had dispatched a nuclear sniffer aircraft on Thursday to the east of the Korean Peninsula in anticipation of a possible nuclear test.
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The Iranian Red Crescent Society has deployed 16 response teams, 31 sniffer dog teams, 41 debris removing teams, 48 emergency sheltering teams and 7 emergency treatment teams to the hardest-hit areas, according to a statement posted on its website, Tuesday.
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When I went stop and searching in Soho with one of the Met Police's sniffer dog teams in 2013, I was surprised to hear from a regular beat officer and his colleague that they thought cannabis should be legalized entirely.
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Meet Africa's newest dog brigade, part of a new program that pairs highly trained "sniffer dogs" with African law enforcement officers to intercept forbidden goods at their point of origin and before they can be shipped to their criminal buyers.
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"We do not believe there was a plan to strike anyone in particular with the device, it is definitely an act of protest," Improta told SkyTG television, adding sniffer dogs had been deployed and the situation was now under control.
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But no need to worry, you can post comments about it on Facebook or Twitter, maybe borrow a few hundred quid off Wonga and boogie on down to the corporate festival of your choice, complete with security and sniffer-dogs.
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Indonesian rescuers on Tuesday used drones and sniffer dogs to search for survivors along the devastated west coast of Java hit by a tsunami that killed at least 2000 people, warning more victims are expected to be uncovered as the search expands.
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After a fruitless night scouring the disaster site, sniffer dogs helped locate a first group of people who were buried in a small room, its roof of reinforced concrete protecting them from the heavy weight of snow that had entombed the hotel.
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Japan has tightened quarantine operations at airports and seaports, especially for travellers from Shenyang and Dalian, near where the infection was found, a second official at the ministry said, using more sniffer dogs than usual and alerting travellers to China's outbreak of ASF.
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"That device could not have been detected by sniffer dogs on the routine match day search ... as it contained no explosives and was used in an exercise training handlers, not dogs," the club's Executive Vice Chairman, Ed Woodward, added in the statement.
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In one set of patent applications, Amazon describes how a "voice sniffer algorithm" could be used on an array of devices, like tablets and e-book readers, to analyze audio almost in real time when it hears words like "love," bought" or "dislike.
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To determine whether the sniffer could use those chemicals to identify patients would respond to immunotherapy, the researchers found patients who were about to undergo immunotherapy with anti PD-1 drugs, pembrolizumab or nivolumab, and who were willing to join the study.
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"We asked him and his promoters to work with us until the safety standards of over 10,000 people are met, you know emergency cases, sniffer dogs and enough security...They threatened to go ahead with the concert and turned it into a protest," he added.
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A new report from the Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration found that despite labeling heroin and cocaine as "very high priority," the sniffer dogs at the Manchester airport didn't make a single Class A drug bust from November 2014 to June 2015.
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To determine whether the sniffer could use those chemicals to identify patients would respond to immunotherapy, the researchers found patients who were about to undergo immunotherapy with so-called anti PD-1 drugs, pembrolizumab or nivolumaband, and who were willing to join the study.
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The attack method would not require a hacker to be nearby when a person inputs their PIN, rather the necessary data packets could be stolen by a wireless sniffer placed close to a keypad to capture Bluetooth packets being sent from the wearable to a smartphone.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A team of sniffer dogs set up at a British airport at a cost of 1.25 million pounds ($1.7 million) have proved adept at discovering small amounts of cheese and sausages but not so good at finding smuggled drugs, a report said on Thursday.
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Budi Waseso, chief of Indonesia's national anti-narcotics agency (BNN), said late on Tuesday that the agency was in the process of adding weapons, investigators, technology, and sniffer dogs to its arsenal as it steps up law enforcement efforts in one of the region's biggest narcotics markets.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The U.S. premiere of superhero movie "Wonder Woman" went ahead with extra security in Los Angeles, including bomb sniffer dogs and a heightened police presence on the red carpet, after the cancellation of the film's London event after this week's British suicide bombing.
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On Monday, Behringer posted—and quickly deleted—what it now claims was a "parody" video for a fake musical product called the "KIRN Cork Sniffer," named after Peter Kirn, founder of the long-running music blog Create Digital Music and one of the company's biggest critics.
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The last decade has seen security slowly ratcheted up, with many of the bigger venues compelled by police and local licensing boards to use a raft of ethically-dodgy measures to keep drugs out, including ID scanning, drug testing, sniffer dogs, intrusive searches, and wall-to-wall, budget-sapping CCTV systems.
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Today, however, the Washington Post reports that the Pentagon confirmed yesterday that a sniffer plane has been dispatched to North Korea—the same country that touts its nukes in front of foreign press in a national parade, and whose technology experts doubt is up to snuff enough to develop a hydrogen bomb.
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"I'm a hugger, I'm a kisser, and I'm a little bit of a sniffer," Sudeikis says, referencing allegations from Nevada Democrat Lucy Flores, who claimed Biden came up behind her at a 2014 event, put his hands on her shoulders, and leaned in before kissing her on the back of the head.
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Fashion Diary FLORENCE, Italy — Neither the high winds that diverted flights past Florence's airport to nearby regional cities like Bologna or Pisa, nor security jitters that led to undercover patrols and sniffer dogs policing the streets near major monuments deterred the flocks of peacocks who descended on this city this week for the huge men's wear fair Pitti Uomo.
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TEPIC, Mexico, Sept 22 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As Mexico City's Topos "Mole" rescuers used sniffer dogs and tunnelled through rubble in a desperate search for people buried alive under tonnes of debris from Tuesday's earthquake, one of their founders said the scale of the damage shows how the city is still unprepared to deal with major tremors.
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Written by Alice Nutter and directed by Dawn Shadforth, the episode begins with 39 straightforward minutes of chase: Primo, Primo's uncle Don Salvatore, a good portion of their small village and a team of highly gifted dogs (why this mountainside hamlet has so many sniffer dogs is anyone's guess) are on the hunt for Paul and Angelo.
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Their two-hour route: a brief walk down their quiet street to the bus stop; a 40-minute ride to the ferry terminal (where a sniffer dog may take a whiff of their bags before they stand around and wait); 25 minutes on the Staten Island Ferry to Lower Manhattan; and finally a subway ride uptown on the local 1 train.
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Read More: Vancouver Considers Abandoning Parts of the Coast Because of Climate Change In the BC study, which the DSF calls "the first on-the-ground, comprehensive research on methane emissions in Canada," scientists travelled over 8,000 kilometres with "sniffer trucks"—vehicles equipped with methane detectors—to cover over 1,600 well pads and facilities in the Montney formation of BC, where a lot of oil and gas extraction takes place.
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