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UNITED STATES MARITIME HOMELAND SECURITY: PROTECTING COMMERCE HAS GLOBAL EFFECTS INCLUDING INSPECTIONS AT FOREIGN PORTS AND A FOCUS ON SHIPPING CONTAINERS.

Richard F Burns

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Key concepts: Homeland security, Focus (optics), Border Security, Computer security, Business, Maritime security, International trade, Engineering

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