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Explosives Detection Canines: TSA Has Enhanced Its Canine Program, but Opportunities May Exist to Reduce Costs, Statement of Jennifer Grover, Director, Homeland Security and Justice, Testimony, Before the Committee on Homeland Security and Government Affairs, U.S. Senate

Jennifer Grover

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Infrastructure protection/Transportation; Law and justice/Law enforcement; Weapons and weapon systems/Conventional weapons; Management and economics/Financial management

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Infrastructure protection/Transportation; Law and justice/Law enforcement; Weapons and weapon systems/Conventional weapons; Management and economics/Financial management

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Infrastructure protection/Transportation; Law and justice/Law enforcement; Weapons and weapon systems/Conventional weapons; Management and economics/Financial management

Key concepts: Homeland security, Statement (logic), Homeland, Computer security, Terrorism, Security studies, Political science, Economic Justice

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