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What can you infer from these sentences from the story? “So Jim Skinner was a canine handler back in the Air Force in the late '70s and early '80s. He was working in the Philippines. And the dog that he was with was actually getting up there in age, and so he knew that it wasn't going to be passed on to another handler, most likely. And so he extended his tour several times so that he could stay with his dog, whose name was Jessie.”1 The only opportunities for Air Force canine handlers are in the Philippines. 2The Air Force did not allow retired dogs to stay with their handlers in the ‘80s. 3 Jim Skinner did not think another canine handler could handle his dog Jessie.4 Jim Skinner brought his pet dog Jessie along when he toured the Philippines.

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