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Thanks to better training, particularly in Shanghai, Beijing and Shenzhen, that is now much less common.
Overall wait times have improved, thanks in part to better training of the T.S.A.'s 43,000 security officers.
But, he admits, "it's hard to pinpoint if that is the dominant factor, or equal to better training".
Four years later, her family moved to Birmingham, partly so she could have access to better training facilities.
Department officials attributed the trend, which was first reported yesterday by The Daily News, to better training and more restraint by the city's 40,000 police officers.
The club have entered a partnership with Wolverhampton College that will give them access to better training facilities from next year.
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New social science departments could also help to better train students by engaging in new types of pedagogy.
In a related effort to begin extricating American forces next year, military officials said they would seek billions of additional dollars to better train Iraqis to defend the country.
Ms. Lee said the Pentagon had taken steps in the last year to tighten controls over credit cards and to better train the employees who use them.
The cuts, part of a slow-moving package of military reforms, are aimed in part at freeing up money to better train and equip the remaining forces.
It led to FIFA's setting up a special referee's assistance program to better train officials for the 2010 event.
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