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A Transportation Security Administration officer views a full-body scan during a demonstration of passenger screening technology, 30 Dec 2009, at the TSA Systems Integration Facility in Arlington, Virginia
US Ponders Full Body Airport Screening After Foiled Airline Bomb Plot
Experts warn that no matter what steps are taken to ensure safety, terrorists will adapt and craft new ways to defeat security measures
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