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As the focus turns more to identifying suspect travelers, not just suspect items, the government is also looking at data that airlines and travel agents have collected on their customers, ranging from birth dates and passport numbers to potentially confidential details apparent in travel itineraries (like a flight to Pakistan) and group discount codes (for a trip to a conference, for instance).
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Despite of a great theoretical interest, gradient-enhanced models are usually difficult to interpret physically and even more to identify experimentally.
This class may not have become radicalized but at the same time has begun more and more to identify itself with the state cultivated image of Islam.
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