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Originally Posted by Susanne C.
I have been known to carry my results with me, although no one, not TSA agents when I need to bring my hiking pole, or attendants at Disney World when I need to take it with in line, have asked to see them!
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IIRC, It's illegal for them to ask to see such. They can inspect/scan/search, and in certain specific cases (like if you have residual radiation from medical testing) they can prohibit you from boarding without producing documentation for that, but they cannot ask to see documentation/proof of any medical condition/disability.
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The article is interesting, the topic important and valid, but the writer really obscures his point with an almost bizarre quantity of jargon and pedantic words most of which have readily comprehended synonyms. Makes me want a red pencil. Heavy sledding indeed!
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You won't get an argument from me on that point. Scholarly articles are often written that way. That's one reason I provided criteria for searches for more 'lay-friendly' articles.
[Addition:] The article is also invaluable for the compiled list of cited references/sources, which may or may not be written in academese.
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