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Flight risk: Why the world’s leading musicians are facing airport confiscations (opens the original)
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Until African elephants and hawksbill sea turtles became endangered species, instrument makers used bits of tusk and shell for their acoustic or decorative qualities. Those animals are now protected, but many of the older instruments constructed with their materials, like cellos and bassoons, are still played today. You can see how that might lead to trouble. One famous stand-off occurred in 2014, during an international crackdown on the ivory trade. Officials at Kennedy Airport in New York conf
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