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ALeine wrote:

>
>You would
>then take the USB flash drive with you and after returning home you
>would repeat the procedure (assuming your drives were not stolen :->),
>only issuing unlock and disable password commands. Another reboot and
>you could boot off your drive(s).
>  
>

And while travelling, someone pickpockets you  and takes the flash drive 
where
you stored the key.