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Sniff
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1.Sniff - A C++/C programming environment providing browsing, cross-referencing, design visualisation, documentation and editing support. Developed by UBS Switzerland and marketed by takeFive Salzburg.
2.sniff - poll
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They are trained to sniff out everything from explosives and weapons, to drugs and cash, and assist the police in finding evidence, giving much-needed support at football matches, sniffing out drugs, assisting on armed raids and helping to retrieve escaped prisoners.
Sniffing out crime at the sharp end by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
SCIENTISTS are sniffing out people with bad breath to take part in a pounds 175,000 study.
Not to be sniffed at by The Mirror (London, England)
With Tiger Woods a best-priced 8-11 and Hal Sutton 7-4 tops, most punters were only going to be interested in sniffing out a longshot to sneak into the front four.
James best by The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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