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which effectively is randomizing.
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From the point of view of the terrorists,
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they're not going to know where the baggage checks are going on.
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That's worth doing.
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It doesn't... It isn't going to perfectly eliminate, well unfortunately,
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it isn't probably going to perfectly eliminate all terrorist attacks,
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but it does make it harder for the terrorists.
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So randomization there,
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whether it's literally randomizing over who is checked,
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or whether it's "as it were" randomizing,
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by concealing where in fact you have placed those machines,
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can be very effective.