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People booking flights just to be seen naked

Feb 3rd, 2010 | By editor | Category: A Satirical look at Mireland, Scribblings on arts and culture

People booking flights just to be seen naked on body scanners. Airports with full body scanners on trial have found that many people are booking flights for the sole purpose of being seen naked by somebody other than themselves

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