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How about an electronic smelling instrument? Like an electronic dog nose.
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How do you implement mis?
The best way to implement a management information system is with the use of a consultant. A consultant will help you develop a plan that will help you avoid problems with your rollout.
What do tigers use their nose for?
Sniffing out prey.
Which super sense of the dog is used by the bomb squad?
bomb sniffing dogs use their keen sense on smell therefor sniffing
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Sniffing alcohol is thought to ease headaches. This has never been scientifically proven, but some use it to try and relieve their headaches.
How does sniffing cocaine cause a perforated septum?
Sniffing cocaine causes a perforated septum by continuous use of the drug, tissues in the nose are deprived of blood and die.
How can you use the word implement in a sentence?
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The best way to learn and not forget information that you read is to implement it through immediate use or teaching it to someone.
What has the author Denis O'Connor written?
Denis O'Connor has written: 'Glue sniffing and volatile substance abuse' -- subject(s): Glue-sniffing, Substance use, Treatment, Youth
