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    …Border Protection employs a ā€œBeagle Brigadeā€ to sniff out prohibited foods and other agricultural products in international airports. The agency uses Beagles because of their acute sense of smell as well as their ability to work effectively in crowds of people. The cartoon character Snoopy, arguably the world’s most…

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    …Border Protection employs a ā€œBeagle Brigadeā€ to sniff out prohibited foods and other agricultural products in international airports. The agency uses Beagles because of their acute sense of smell as well as their ability to work effectively in crowds of people. The cartoon character Snoopy, arguably the world’s most…

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