How To Use Screener In A Sentence
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All it takes is a leaked print of a film from a studio mole, or an advance copy from an Academy Award screener, or a filched workprint, and you have a pirated version ready to download.
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An airport screener smelled alcohol and found an open container of alcohol on the pilot.
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Baggage screeners would be "federalized," but airports could eventually "opt out" and rehire private firms.
Now, Yalta On The Fly
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Now in Canada, authorities are investigating the loss or theft of more than 1,000 articles of clothing that are part of the uniform worn by airport screeners.
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Among them is a law passed by Congress last fall which bars all non-citizens from working as screeners in the new federal workforce.
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If the ball handler brings the defender wide around the pick, its not the screener's fault.
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The system alerts airport security screeners to more thoroughly check passengers who buy one-way tickets or pay with cash.
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At least, that's how I'm told the retail version looks; the pre-release screener I received is actually two separate discs, an arrangement I tend to prefer.
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The highlight of the occasion was the demonstration of several new trommels and flatdeck screeners.
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The defender must be given an opportunity to change direction and avoid contact with the screener.
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The frisks apply only to selected passengers - chosen at the screener's discretion.
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For pellet mill, extruder , hammer mill, pulverizer, crumbler, rotary screener.
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Most were good friends of mine, which caused me to wonder if there might be a middle ground between no screeners and mass distribution.
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The screeners in Amsterdam (where he boarded the plane) ignored the "watch list" and didn't give him any extra "attention" (would a pat down have found the bomb "fixings" - we'll never know), as well as ignoring the paying cash for a one-way ticket purchase.
Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local
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Most TSA screeners aren't accustomed, as are doctors and nurses, to seeing people's medical baggage -- colostomies, stumps and other disfigurements that are usually concealed under a person's clothing.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
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De Certeau's oppositional term, ‘tactic’, can, on the other hand, be used to conceptualise hyperspace and the screener's activity.
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More than 80 bags went unscreened, one screener said.
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After screeners in Houston wrote to Congress about the managers who sent unscreened luggage onto planes, their complaints yielded only an investigation by those same managers, screeners said.
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No doubt the electrode detector registered trace ions of limonene (found in orange peels), but none of the cocaine, heroin, PCP, TNT, nitrates, Semtex, or other ions that the screener was looking for.
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Of course, the buzz kill remains the ongoing (boring!) discussion about screeners.
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Airport Screeners saw a prohibited object in an X-ray image of a carry-on bag after the passenger left the checkpoint.
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The monitors are placed in full view of traveler and screener, eliminating the need for an image operator in a separate room who radios other agents with scan results.
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In case any of you had been wondering over the years, everybody’s favorite agency screener is called Millicent here at Author!
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Perhaps my eyes are trained by watching the slightly slower Chris Kaman lumber out and hedge, or Marcus Camby lay back and do nothing at all, but watching Gooden fly out in front of the screener and harass the ballhandler was a beautiful thing.
ClipperBlog.com Blog for the Los Angeles NBA Clippers Fans
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The results demonstrated that trained nurses and lay screeners achieved similar accuracy rates administering the two automated refractors.
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Hence joe, ed and toby get ignored becasue the TSA doesnt have enough screeners to check male passengers.
TSA doesn't understand what "random" means - Boing Boing
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He countered that Democrats want to "federalize" the screeners because it could add up to 28,000 more union workers to the federal payroll.
Defining Monetary Policy at the National Review
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Tens of thousands of Transportation Security Administration TSA screeners are now casting votes to choose a union to collectively bargain for cushier personnel practices on their behalf.
Ready for Unionized Airport Security?
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We presume that the baggage handlers and screeners flunked the test.
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For example, screeners would not have to pat down ‘those persons whose outermost garments closely conform to the natural contour of the body.’
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Anyone who doesn't live up to the terms of the agreement can face expulsion from the Academy, and legal action from the copyright holders if a pirated screener is traced back to them.
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Screeners will be separated from passengers and will see only the machine image and screeners may only be allowed to scan passengers of the same sex.
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There appears to be little hope that the rash of screener thefts from checked luggage will abate anytime soon.
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So if you are wondering about what to bone up on if you want to be a security screener don't ask me.
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The screener must decide whether a complaint raises a question of serious professional misconduct.
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Monday's story in the Wall Street Journal about Academy DVD screeners and their vulnerability to piracy was slightly silly.
