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Snort

An open source network intrusion detection system (NIDS) that is noted for its effectiveness. Developed by Martin Roesch, Snort can also be used just as a packet logger or packet sniffer. For more information, visit www.snort.org. See IDS.
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India sent back Ballance, who pushed to silly mid-off, Ian Bell via a snorter from Ishant Sharma and Moeen Ali, who played on to spinner Ravichandran Ashwin.
Swann lasted just two balls before a meek fend at a Johnson snorter saw the ball fly into the hands of a diving Steve Smith in the slips.
Although I fear that I am such a coward that my body will shake uncontrollably when asked that snorter of a final question and my wits will be as if they had been in a cocktail-mixer!
But, as this programme showed (admittedly in every fawning detail - Graham-Dixon is clearly a fan), there's more to the Rolling Stones' iconic guitarist than a pirate's dad and a snorter of funereal remains.
Most coin and currency enthusiasts build collections based on rarity and value, but history behind some prize the the hard cash, as in the case of a "short snorter." During World War II and the Korean War, short snorters were typically $1 bills that servicemen carried as good luck charms.
Unlike in Adelaide, however, when he was bowled by spinner Suliemann Benn after attempting a full-blooded pull shot, or in Perth, where he copped a snorter of a delivery from Kemar Roach, the manner of his dismissal in Melbourne was simply bemusing.
Kevin Nolan's first goal for the club and a snorter from Ryan Taylor had Newcastle cruising after 21 minutes.
He edged a snorter at the Rose Bowl, having scored only seven.
There was the snorter of a straight bouncer from Aussie paceman Peter Siddle which crashed into the cage of Ravi Bopara's helmet at throat height like a Mike Tyson uppercut.
The ball that condemned Wavell Hinds to a first ball duck on debut was a snorter and Miller must be quietly confident that England could have a formidable fast bowling battery to call on for next summer's Ashes series.
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