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sniff

verb as in breathe in

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In the past, these rats have been used to find land mines, sniff out diseases, and help search for people after earthquakes.

On 13 November, the Sun published photos it says were taken during this summer's European Championship, alleging that they appear to show Coote sniffing a white powder through a rolled up US bank note.

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To test this, the researchers recorded brain activity in mice during behaviors that alter breathing, such as sniffing, swimming, and drinking, as well as during conditions that induce fear and anxiety.

To help detect those boats is a dog, Adele, trained by the UK’s National Crime Agency to sniff out rubber.

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On Wednesday the Sun newspaper published pictures it says were taken during this summer's European Championship, alleging they appear to show Coote sniffing a white powder through a rolled up US bank note.

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