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|author=Jonathan Gurwitz
|source=San Antonio Express-News
|date=November 27, 2010
|url=http://www.mysanantonio.com/opinion/columnists/jonathan_gurwitz/behavioral_profiling_best_way_to_enhance_air_travel_security_110467859.html
|quote="As a strategy, it's absurd, allowing al-Qaida to fashion new kinds of bombs for a few hundred dollars that will provoke spasms of security responses costing airlines and taxpayers billions of dollars. For the government, it seemingly presents a no-win situation. Respond, and stand accused of wasting money on intrusive measures. Do nothing, and bear the blame when the next terrorist attack succeeds. There's a better way. Instead of only looking for weapons and bombs, our security screening process should also be looking for the people who are likely to carry them."
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