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Sept. 11 launched new era in airport security
The Sept. 11 attacks resulted in a wave of new security rules and procedures and pushed airports to develop better ways to screen travelers. Some observers say the White House is not spending enough on improving security, but companies developing security devices say eventually it may take travelers as little as 30 seconds to go through security.
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