And I would never, ever pull a weapon, ever pull a weapon on anybody.
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And I would never, ever pull a weapon, ever pull a weapon on anybody.
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He was charged with criminal possession of a weapon in the second and fourth degrees, criminal possession of a weapon on school grounds and unlawful possession of a weapon on school grounds.
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Here's my view: I don't consider information a weapon any more than I consider bad words a weapon.
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He has been charged with unlawful possession of a weapon and certain persons not to possess a weapon.
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The reason for this defiance is that for the North Korean dynasty a weapon is not just a weapon.
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It can be used as a weapon, but, the fact is, almost anything can be used as a weapon.
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She was charged with assault with a weapon and possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose, according to the release.
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This time, he points out, the First Amendment–protected data that was legally treated as a weapon actually is a weapon.
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They also said nobody fired a weapon at the officer during the stop and the teen did not have a weapon on him.
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He also is charged with second-degree unlawful possession of a weapon and second-degree possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose.
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Rahami was also charged with second-degree unlawful possession of a weapon and second-degree possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose.
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Police said the woman was arrested without incident and charged with assault with a weapon and possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose.
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I genuinely believe gun education—teaching people how to handle a weapon, how to use a weapon—is a big way to improve safety.
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President and Smith were arrested for criminal possession of a weapon and Saintmelus was booked for criminal possession of a weapon and possession of marijuana.
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Her boyfriend Joseph Porter, 27, was charged with two counts of murder, possession of a weapon, possession of a weapon for unlawful purpose and criminal restraint.
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Fells was charged with three counts of manufacturing a weapon of mass destruction and one count of possession of a weapon of mass destruction, police said.
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The indictment covers both episodes, charging Mr. Rahimi, 28, with the use of a weapon of mass destruction and the attempted use of such a weapon.
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Abdullah was taken into custody at the hospital and charged with unlawful possession of a weapon and certain persons not to possess a weapon, officials said.
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Four other men were arrested in connection with the shooting and charged with unlawful possession of a weapon and certain persons not to possess a weapon.
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He was charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, carrying a weapon on an aircraft, unlawful possession of a weapon and possession of drugs.
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Those arrested face charges including disorderly conduct, interfering with police, resisting arrest, possession of a weapon in a park and unlawful use of a weapon, Jones said.
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"IED is a weapon of terrorism, and voter ID is a weapon of democracy," he told reporters after voting, referring to improvised explosive devices and India's voter identification cards.
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Michael Mack, 27, Tyrell Dorn, 28, Shahid Dixon, 27, and Vance Golden, 26, were charged with unlawful possession of a weapon and certain persons not to possess a weapon.
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Michael Mack, 27, Tyrell Dorn, 28, Shahid Dixon, 27, and Vance Golden, 26, were all charged with unlawful possession of a weapon and certain persons not to possess a weapon.
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Thirteen months after his arrest, Mr. Cramsey pleaded guilty to one count of unlawful possession of a weapon and one count of possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose.
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Late last year, Holland was convicted on 18 criminal counts, including murder, desecration of human remains, hindering, felony murder, burglary, theft, unlawful possession of a weapon, possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, multiple counts of endangering the welfare of a child and possession of a weapon by a convicted felon.
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The man, Alvin Wyatt, was already facing two counts of attempted murder, unlawful possession of a weapon and possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, according to the prosecutor's office.
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Police officials said that investigators found a weapon, a .
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It is meaningless to me — except as a weapon.
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" He added: "I always carry a weapon on me.
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Our legislation would make crystal clear that going forward Congress is banning all devices that allow a weapon to achieve an automatic rate of fire, regardless of how a weapon is altered.
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Helen Hollyman (Editor in Chief): Wheat As a Weapon of War in Syria This three-part series showcases the ongoing crisis in the Syrian war with a weapon that you'd never consider: wheat.
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Thirteen people were detained for a variety of charges including disorderly conduct, interfering with police, unlawful use of a weapon, and possession of a weapon on the park, Police Chief Danielle Outlaw said.
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The F.B.I. splits assaults into aggravated assaults, which involve a weapon or "other means likely to produce death or great bodily harm," and simple assaults, which involve neither a weapon nor serious injury.
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Comedy is a weapon to destabilise the established political order.
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Access to food is a weapon of war in Syria.
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What if that man didn't have a weapon at all?
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They only carry a weapon during night shifts for security.
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A weapon was found at the time of Durst's arrest.
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It's going to be used as a weapon of intimidation.
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The Hellfire Club wants to use her as a weapon.
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Neither a weapon nor a body has ever been recovered.
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Bassett faces additional counts of unlawful possession of a weapon.
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It's rarely used as a weapon IRL, so I'm told.
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You see, Blair often used her wardrobe as a weapon.
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As a weapon of disinformation, they can be devilishly effective.
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Having a weapon is just another way to be prepared.
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They found he had a weapon, so they arrested him.
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The concept of "cures deferred" has become a weapon for
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Castile told the officer he had a weapon on him.
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Never hand your enemy a weapon and turn your back.
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They all accused him of pulling a weapon on people.
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He is a weapon in a cause he believes in.
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But if this is a weapon, it is firing blanks.
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Technology is now a weapon in an election season cyberwar.
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They would become a weapon, to be used against me.
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As a result, he was prohibited from possessing a weapon.
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Manley did not say if the man had a weapon.
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Sometimes a weapon is more effective when it isn't used.
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Makeup could be a weapon to make me feel confident.
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The idea of holding a weapon "terrified" her, she said.
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Reagan to use humor as a weapon against her critics.
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Or, rather, to turn a weapon into a master chef.
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How did porn become a weapon for Italian intellectual counterculture?
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Radio became a weapon, and the stations a military objective.
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But I would never bring a weapon into a classroom.
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Dolores, awakened to this possibility, wants to get a weapon.
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"It can be used as a weapon," an officer replies.
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Using it as a weapon is misuse of the law.
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Now, it appears to have become a weapon for prosecutors.
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Another case for criminal possession of a weapon was sealed.
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And that's as much of a weapon as anything else.
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Mr. Abdullah was charged with unlawful possession of a weapon.
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But this season, the team's penalty kill is a weapon.
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It's about drawing a weapon and firing in a DUEL.
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The allure of such a weapon would be nearly irresistible.
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The authorities said they recovered a weapon at the scene.
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There was no sign Mr. Anderson was carrying a weapon.
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But fear also can be a weapon, especially in politics.
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"It's a weapon designed to wound and mutilate," he said.
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He looks at the camera as he holds a weapon.
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Yet among those stopped, whites more often had a weapon.
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But Harvey Weinstein also allegedly used gossip as a weapon.
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To market the drone as part of a public safety system instead of a weapon, the first step is to convince a suspicious public that it isn't a weapon, but a friendly flying gadget.
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Offset was charged with possession of marijuana (less than an ounce), possession of a weapon by a convicted felon, possession of a weapon during the commission of a crime and an improper lane change.
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He was charged with possession of marijuana (less than an ounce), possession of a weapon by a convicted felon, possession of a weapon during the commission of a crime and an improper lane change.
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Rahami was charged with five counts of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer, second-degree unlawful possession of a weapon and second-degree possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose on Monday.
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Alvin Wyatt, 31, of Atlantic City, was charged with three counts of attempted murder, unlawful possession of a weapon and possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, according to the county prosecutor's office.
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But about 46 percent of bullying victims who also reported skipping school, getting in fights and getting threatened by somebody else with a weapon said they had brought a weapon of their own to school.
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Ali faces charges including one count of attempted murder, two counts of assault with a weapon, one count of aggravated assault and a count of possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose, Saunders said.
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People at the demonstrations were detained for a variety of charges including disorderly conduct, interfering with police, unlawful use of a weapon, and possession of a weapon on the park, Police Chief Danielle Outlaw said.
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" Walls as a weapon: Trump tweeted last Sunday: "President and Mrs.
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Investigators searched, but did not find a weapon, the superintendent said.
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Comedy today is either a weapon or a source of catharsis.
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Cruel leaders find new ways to wield downsizing as a weapon.
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You can make an orphanage or you can make a weapon.
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But crucially, acid is a weapon with a uniquely grotesque impact.
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The United Nations classifies VX as a weapon of mass destruction.
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Sexual violence has often featured as a weapon in the conflict.
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As a result, she carries a weapon with her, she admitted.
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Selling a patent is essentially releasing a weapon into the wild.
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But some in Scott's family insisted he didn't have a weapon.
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Step by step, humanitarian access has been turned into a weapon.
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She sent the smile back as a weapon, a defiant statement.
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It was a weapon and a deterrent at the same time.
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"If I had a weapon, they'd have one, too," Claudia said.
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It's been used as a weapon against us — by white people.
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It's tough to build if you think you're building a weapon.
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The women of The Expanse don't use sex as a weapon.
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In the wrong hands, sometimes a toy can become a weapon.
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I don't think that guy could subdue me with a weapon.
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Unbeknownst to the party goers, Diana's gown is hiding a weapon.
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The design is abstract, more like a toy than a weapon.
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Spataro was charged with firing a weapon while intoxicated and trespassing.
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In Texas, the unauthorized use of a weapon is a misdemeanor.
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These are talking points that Imelda has whittled into a weapon.
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Your hands will never be cold and not a weapon again!
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It is not clear whether he aimed a weapon at them.
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The bureau said a weapon was recovered at the scene. Gov.
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An impeachment inquiry would be a weapon, but who gets hurt?
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He is a weapon that you can't create, you can't teach.
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They brandish humiliation like a weapon while craving release from it.
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Such a weapon would fill a crucial void in Tehran's arsenal.
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If you're working with image (facial) recognition, that's literally a weapon.
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Coming soon… a weapon fit for a King 🗡👑 pic.twitter.
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Is that really the a weapon we can use against them?
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How about that fellow walking around the pool with a weapon?
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Police said Geer had threatened to use a weapon against them.
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Few things are more frightening as a weapon than infectious diseases.
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Not so much as a weapon, as a tool for intimidation.
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"She could have had a weapon," Mr. Noor said in court.
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Found an enemy with a weapon you'd like to swing around?
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Congress had ordered the disclosure as a weapon against tax fraud.
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But the thing is, basically it was built as a weapon.
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Anything can be turned into a weapon for some nefarious purpose.
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It is deadly, and G does carry it as a weapon.
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Having a weapon may be reassuring, but it can also backfire.
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As she got older, she turned the silence into a weapon.
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"I'm like a soldier without a weapon," Mr. Pequeño, 34, lamented.
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Rape is used as a weapon of war in all conflicts.
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He was charged with menacing and criminal possession of a weapon.
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A weapon believed to be used in the shooting was recovered.
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Rather, the prosecutor said, Jaen believed it to be a weapon.
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Mass arbitration turns class action waivers into a weapon for workers.
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"I would never, ever pull a weapon on anybody," Simpson said.
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Yet among those stopped, whites more often had a weapon. Yeah.
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Don't photograph them; they might interpret the camera as a weapon.
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A student armed with a weapon confronted a school resource officer.
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He did not see a weapon, a radio or a cellphone.
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Tehran says it has no ambitions to make such a weapon.
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The video doesn't make it clear if Blevins fired a weapon.
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But the other thing is [Uber] used cash like a weapon.
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Here, we're reminded of when organization is utilized as a weapon.
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How assassins likely killed Kim Jong Un's half brother with a weapon of mass destruction How assassins likely killed Kim Jong Un's half brother with a weapon of mass destruction Malaysian authorities said Friday that Kim Jong Un's half brother was assassinated with a nerve agent called VX, which is classified by the United Nations as a weapon of mass destruction.
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He was later charged with five counts of attempted murder of law enforcement officials, second-degree unlawful possession of a weapon and second-degree possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, according to multiple reports.
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Continuing the example, the knife could also be referring to a utensil or a weapon, but in context, it is most likely to be a weapon and not a 17th century butter knife stolen from a museum.
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But I will not concede that he did not have a weapon.
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By being called a racist, I can use it as a weapon.
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It is too easy to get; it is a weapon of war.
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"I don't want to hold a weapon and kill someone," he said.
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On Killing Eve, beauty isn't just cosmetic — it's used as a weapon.
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For those who have it, it becomes a weapon against the weak.
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"All you gotta do is pick up a weapon," says the other.
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With a weapon in hand, Michonne demands to be taken to Negan.
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The force is a weapon, a tool, and sometimes other stuff, too!
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He was charged with manslaughter, assault and criminal possession of a weapon.
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A mosquito, engineered to inject toxins, could be used as a weapon.
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When Original Teddy was alive, he too was never without a weapon.
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Using hunger as a weapon flies in the face of international law.
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I've built not a weapon, but a tool that keeps me safe.
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In many ways, it was Russia's worst fears manifest into a weapon.
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Police spokesman Victor Avila declined to say whether Ostrem had a weapon.
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Security footage showed the suspect entering the mall, apparently without a weapon.
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He says it&aposs not known if the parent has a weapon.
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Pollard also notes that the pointy packaging could double as a weapon.
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He said police found a weapon, and no suspects remain at large.
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But it's totally worth it for such a beast of a weapon.
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I really feel like I got a weapon that nobody else has.
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In such cases, presidential rhetoric can be a weapon or a salve.
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Citywide's attorney said the guard "was fully authorized" to carry a weapon.
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"Using words as a weapon was born with the Panthers," Woodard says.
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So they lied again and have used the time as a weapon.
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"Dealing with motor vehicles as a weapon is extremely difficult," Jenkins added.
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Vanessa confirms to TMZ Sports her husband NEVER actually pulled a weapon.
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The left's tactics can become a weapon for the right, people warn.
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Dr Longo first used starvation as a weapon against cancer in 2012.
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We used politics as a weapon, and the primary target was politics.
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"Peter saw unfashionability as an asset, as a weapon," Brown recalled recently.
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Security camera footage showed the man entering the mall without a weapon.
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She also removes the silk sash and uses it as a weapon.
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"I'm still going to be scared, even carrying a weapon," she said.
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In that sense, her gender is not a weakness but a weapon.
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Rebels used rape as a weapon of war and conscripted child soldiers.
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Nas doesn't use sex as a weapon, at least up till now.
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Bianchi told him Smith was reaching for a weapon, the report said.
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I've done it ... Rape as a weapon of war, for instance. Right.
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A trans girl's body is either a weapon, or a sex toy.
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I'm not wielding this claim about fairy tales as a weapon here.
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She was charged with harassment, menacing with a weapon and attempted assault.
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Now, technology has become a weapon to gain share and improve returns.
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But his jump shot is not yet a weapon that defenses respect.
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But students aren't wrong in thinking that speech can be a weapon.
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And in certain cases, that leads to using capital as a weapon.
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Iran has always denied it has any plans to build a weapon.
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She also brandished a "sharp object" as a weapon, the police said.
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Now there's a weapon — and a mutually beneficial one — in the arsenal.
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The desert became a weapon — a formidable expanse that swallowed crossers whole.
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Had the officers mistaken the cellphone she was holding for a weapon?
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But why wield the court's decision as a weapon for social change?
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Or just personal but legal use of a weapon in someone's backyard.
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A single shot to the chest, and no sign of a weapon.
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It is an effort to outlaw using the helmet as a weapon.
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In Libya, Facebook is being used as a weapon between warring groups.
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The use of chlorine as a weapon is banned under international law.
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"The schedule was kind of used as a weapon," Mr. Vidal said.
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"Shaming women is a weapon of the patriarchy," Lewinsky tells PEOPLE now.
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"Because they may have a gun or a weapon," Officer Shelby responded.
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Shooting a weapon, like any military skill, requires two things to master.
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The foreign-intervention theory is used as a weapon against local dissenters.
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Of those, only eight events involved a weapon other than a gun.
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So Conte sets up his players to use that as a weapon.
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Investigators said they did not find a weapon, only a cell phone.
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Officials said two officers fired when they thought they saw a weapon.
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Unfortunately, the same capacity could be used as a weapon of war.
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And that little speech in Ames gave the Nixon campaign a weapon.
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In the battle against plastic pollution, Henry Pino has devised a weapon.
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The other, who was not shot, had a weapon and was arrested.
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He was charged with murder, robbery, and criminal possession of a weapon.
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That is, until a weapon is discovered that can bring them down.
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Until now, the Congressional Review Act was not much of a weapon.
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The U.S. has accused Russia of developing and fielding such a weapon.
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And what do they use most often as a weapon of choice?
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K2 is concerned that Jyn has acquired a weapon during the escape.
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"Then she said Tulsi Gabbard is a weapon of Russia," Trump said.
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It is that same imagination that turns a wallet into a weapon.
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The environment, of course, can be manipulated and used as a weapon.
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That's why I tell them, almost every day, history is a weapon.
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A weapon is in your hands and they don't dare come close.
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The 2013 shooting The ruling involves a 2013 shooting in which a Broward County sheriff's deputy killed a black man he said pointed a weapon at him, a weapon that turned out to be an unloaded air rifle.
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The officers were responding to a call about an armed robber and mistakenly thought Teixeira pointed a weapon or fired a weapon in a dark hallway inside the apartment where the couple was tied up and slain, Conley said.
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"Until we have federal laws that create universal standards for who can own a weapon, who can buy a weapon, what kind of weapon can be owned and possessed, we're going to continue to see these kind of tragedies."
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Whether or not a weapon is deadly, and whether the knife was being carried with the intent to use as a weapon — those are matters to be proven in court, by the state, on a case-by-case basis.
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They wanted a character that could use its own body as a weapon.
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He's been booked for reckless endangerment, criminal possession of a weapon, and menacing.
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Crase was handed preliminary charges of violence and prohibited possession of a weapon.
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Is GM picking up a weapon with the power to shut down Uber?
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Today, I raise my voice like a weapon, with zero fear of consequence.
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At the baggage claim, they said, Santiago retrieved a weapon and began shooting.
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Sex is used as a weapon for advancement, but also for pure fun.
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They now think it's a weapon, but they haven't changed the sign yet.
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Judge Barrios said sexual violence had been used as a weapon of war.
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Economic might is a weapon to be used in service of that goal.
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Churches would have to provide training for guards before handing them a weapon.
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"ISIS told him, 'You're not going to carry a weapon,'" Gamal Ziada said.
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Wilmington Police Chief Bobby Cummings said it's not believed a weapon was used.
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His brother, Joseph Marino, 24, was charged with unlawful use of a weapon.
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Back in Ellenwood, Earl's parents used their music like music was a weapon.
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Shooters are games in which you fire a weapon at another character's face.
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He faces charges of kidnapping, burglary, rape, assault and menacing with a weapon.
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Background: The Wire Act was originally created as a weapon against organized crime.
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Hunter tests provide examples of when and how you should use a weapon.
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Only six in every hundred readings flagged a weapon when there was nothing.
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The chemical is classified by the UN as a weapon of mass destruction.
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But the notion that Chinese leaders need Caixin as a weapon stretches credulity.
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"I would never, ever pull a weapon on anybody," he told the board.
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Namely, that it is a weapon to be used for or against yourself.
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The use of acid as a weapon dates back to the Victorian era.
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But in Amy's hands — or Antoinette's — the Cool Girl is also a weapon.
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Hervey was booked for DUI and carrying a weapon while under the influence.
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Whenever a weapon would have issues at the front, we would repair it.
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Feliz-Volquez faces charges of murder, manslaughter and criminal possession of a weapon.
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Steele said Crawley turned the three-ton vehicle "into a weapon" before fleeing.
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The UN classifies the toxic nerve agent as a weapon of mass destruction.
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Constable Mohr tells the CBC that it's unclear whether Cramer used a weapon.
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In countries at war, rape is routinely used as a weapon of war.
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But what I didn't expect was to fall in love with a weapon.
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Initial reports claimed that Crutcher had a weapon and refused to follow orders.
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Some will use that power as a tool and some as a weapon.
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At some point one of the officers fired a weapon, killing the woman.
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The two officers who shot Clark said they haven't found a weapon yet.
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The internet is a weapon and it's only going to get worse. 12.
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Authorities said Sterling was armed and had tried to reach for a weapon.
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""Dayna Tortorici is a fucking gift and a weapon in and of herself!
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How willing is Twitter to wield verification as a weapon against user behavior?
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The game's title, The Swords of Ditto, doesn't actually refer to a weapon.
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Khan apparently provided the blueprint for a weapon, including engineering diagrams and notes.
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It is relatively easy and fast to swap out magazines on a weapon.
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It exposes a man who wields morality as a weapon against judicial nominees.
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But a weapon is only as effective as the ones who wield it.
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He is accused of hitting his girlfriend and possessing a weapon while intoxicated.
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I don't understand why someone would want to shoot a weapon for fun.
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"We have strong suspicion that the school was used as a weapon factory."
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It certainly makes sense that they wouldn't be permitted to purchase a weapon.
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They're not used as a weapon to advantage either side in partisan arguments.
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Bianchi told Stockley that Smith was reaching for a weapon, the report said.
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Alan eventually defeats the Dark Presence using a weapon known as the Clicker.
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The remaining 5 percent involved people who used a vehicle as a weapon.
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Al Qaeda in 2010 urged its followers to use trucks as a weapon.
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"The thought of a black male with a weapon scares America," he said.
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In that instance Qatar's currency peg could become a weapon of mutual destruction.
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"The holster protected a weapon and the weapon protected the briefcase," Tomic recalled.
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"Some cars look normal, but inside is like a weapon," Mr. Ikeda said.
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In that new fight, culture is a battleground — and music is a weapon.
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So, yes, space matters, and sometimes it is being used as a weapon.
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Or to take them out and risk appearing to pull out a weapon?
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For instance: When a weapon is about to break, the game tells you.
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Being so frequently hungover, though, doesn't faze him, because he has a weapon.
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It would have to be further enriched to be used in a weapon.
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Because of those sweepingly invasive capabilities, Israel classifies the spyware as a weapon.
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Mr. Suero had warned his members to carry a weapon at all times.
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Castaneda allegedly threatened the store clerk with a weapon and fled with cash.
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The Russians refer to misinformation as a weapon, and they are probably right.
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His brother Joseph Marino, 24, was charged with unlawful use of a weapon.
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He had a license to carry a weapon, and had no criminal background.
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Finally, Mr. Putin's own vanity could be turned into a weapon against him.
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But it is illegal when it is used as a weapon of war.
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In this world, the car horn is a survival tool, and a weapon.
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"It's just like you giving a weapon to a police officer," Ercole said.
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Trump feels differently: he uses the law as a weapon against his enemies.
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If I could I'd run into all of them, even without a weapon.
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That's largely because Moscow has wielded energy as a weapon in the past.
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That was a weapon for him all night to keep them off balance.
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Any tool can be a weapon, as we point out in the book.
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Mr. Najib noted that VX is classified as a weapon of mass destruction.
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Many currency strategists say China would not use the remnimbi as a weapon.
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Worried the military was closing in, they trained him to use a weapon.
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He was also accused of firing a weapon during a drive-by shooting.
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The exact military requirements for such a weapon shifted as the concept developed.
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It was intended specifically not to inflict consequences, not to be a weapon.
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He was charged with two counts of murder, possession of a weapon, possession of a weapon for unlawful purpose and criminal restraint, and is being held in the Essex County Correctional Facility pending an appearance in Superior Court, Fennelly said.
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Rahami was previously charged, in connection with that shooting, with five counts of attempted murder of law enforcement officials, second-degree unlawful possession of a weapon and second-degree possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, according to multiple reports.
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Five people were arrested over the weekend in connection with the shooting, including 31-year-old Alvin Wyatt, who was charged with two counts of attempted murder, unlawful possession of a weapon and possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose.
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In fact, terror attacks where a vehicle becomes a weapon is becoming very common.
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Police Chief David Nisleit says officers fired but missed after she brandished a weapon.
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Authorities stopped Urdiales in 1996 and found a weapon in his truck, prosecutors said.
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"His language is a weapon - he can destroy people with language," Koch told Reuters.
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Bray, who was jailed for unlawful use of a weapon, was captured shortly afterward.
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She remains behind bars on charges of murder and unlawful use of a weapon.
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Iraq has a long, sordid history of people using the environment as a weapon.
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Kodak was charged with criminal possession of a weapon and unlawful possession of marijuana.
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While sometimes necessary, interrupting should be a last resort, not a weapon of choice.
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One of the vessels pointed a weapon at the helicopter, the U.S. officials said.
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Diehl, a German firm, announced a programme for such a weapon, Barracuda, in 2004.
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"He tried to use his phone like it was a weapon," Garza told reporters.
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But now, that threat is back, and it's using the past as a weapon.
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Facebook will need to ensure that Unsend doesn't accidentally become a weapon for bullies.
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A weapon with strong tear (represented by a shield icon) can knock weapons loose.
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The victims suffered "horrific injuries" from a weapon fired in close proximity, he added.
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"Elin is not someone who uses the kids as a weapon," the source says.
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Listen to the background you can hear the assault with a weapon and hands!!!
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"Fearing for his safety," the older man said he had a weapon, authorities said.
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The technology is the same whether power or a weapon is the ultimate goal.
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His family claims that he was not holding a weapon, but rather a book.
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All were charged with violence involving a weapon, mostly against a law enforcement officers.
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Tenbrink, already a felon, was slapped with an additional charge for possessing a weapon.
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Domingo tells Luke that Diamondback had a weapon that's more powerful than he imagines.
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"You don't point (a weapon) at an individual for a traffic stop," he said.
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Morel also was charged with two counts of felony criminal possession of a weapon.
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But a weapon and assault charge in 2007 brought her momentum to a standstill.
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This can help reduce the size of a weapon while keeping the yield high.
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Neither woman carries pepper spray or a weapon in their bag for self-defense.
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He was charged with menacing and possession of a weapon, according to court records.
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"You don't point (a weapon) at an individual for a traffic stop," Paboojian said.
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But it can also be used as a weapon—a really dangerous weapon, actually.
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Brailsford testified he opened fire because it appeared Shaver was reaching for a weapon.
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I will continue to fight against "Big Brother" using my art as a weapon.
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The police chief, Jeff Davis, has since conceded the object was not a weapon.
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I would never bring a weapon to a demonstration—not even a pocket knife.
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Bianchi told Stockley he believed Smith was reaching for a weapon, the report said.
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For instance, the threat of environmental degradation is used as a weapon of war.
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He tends to look avuncular and professorial, and is rarely shown with a weapon.
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Mr. Trump is even using health care as a weapon in his immigration war.
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The name — the loss of identity — is as much a weapon as the whip.
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The six counts include material support and use of a weapon of mass destruction.
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That said, Camille's past is also a weapon, a sharp object of its own.
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The malicious magic is often used as a weapon in business or family disputes.
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He then fled and stole the woman's car after threatening her with a weapon.
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Yet how willing is Twitter to wield verification as a weapon against user behavior?
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Martin still has no idea what his neighbor could have mistaken as a weapon.
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There she was paid to maintain an IS-controlled house and carried a weapon.
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Cards, on the other hand, sex was primarily a weapon and a commodity, little
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For Tehran, these moves are primarily about political signaling rather than building a weapon.
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Culture was a weapon in the Cold War, and Engle was preparing the troops.
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He was subsequently stopped in 2015 and found with a weapon in his car.
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The behaviors include threatening others, committing violence, bringing a weapon to school and bullying.
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The next day, President-elect Trump tweeted Pyongyang would never possess such a weapon.
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Under the previous administration, the EPA became a weapon to attack the energy industry.
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That incident too involved a weapon without a traditional safety mechanism preventing unintended firing.
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How widespread is the use of rape as a weapon of war by ISIS?
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It's a weapon designed to maim and terrorize, and it's brutally effective at both.
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Upon searching him they found he did not have a weapon, but a cellphone.
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You let it play out: there's a car, which can be used a weapon.
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The cultural weight of food means that it can be used as a weapon.
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He was threatening people with a weapon, a 9-millimeter handgun, police officials said.
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There are still some prohibitions, including anything that pantomimes the use of a weapon.
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He faces charges of using a weapon of mass destruction and transporting explosive material.
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"I'd run in there even if I didn't have a weapon," he said. Really?
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No matter what I tried, I never spawned with a weapon to defend myself.
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Having made it his signature issue, Trump handed the Democrats a weapon against him.
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These matters are usually settled or dismissed, but he uses it as a weapon.
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" Mr. Jackson concluded, "A misinformed man with power is a weapon of mass destruction.
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If you create something with the intention of hurting your enemies, that's a weapon.
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Like so many other tools, however, it can also be turned into a weapon.
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"You have to make a decision to fire a weapon into somebody's territory," Gen.
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But in practice, if not motive, hunger has become a weapon in this war.
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We can turn this vulnerability, adversarial examples, into a weapon to defend our privacy.
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Josh McDermitt thinks a weapon with a blade is also the way to go.
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The use of rape as a weapon in the DRC has been widely reported.
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Narratives of American history after the Civil War used racist history as a weapon.
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From work I've learned not to withhold affection or use sex as a weapon.
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Yes, yelling can be used as a weapon, and a dangerous one at that.
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The release did not name Matthew Sheehan as the trooper who discharged a weapon.
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Deadly weapon or active shooter policies kick in the second a weapon is brandished.
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A key element is the training each teacher would need to wield a weapon.
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American presidents have long vowed to prevent North Korea from gaining such a weapon.
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We're told another passenger, Marcus Dion Cartwright, was charged with unlawfully carrying a weapon.
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It's a weapon for us on the power play and in 222-on-28.
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India did the same this past spring, and Russia is testing such a weapon.
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" He also accused the company of "positioning themselves as a weapon of the left.
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The doctor uses the daughter as a weapon to prevent Mary from leaving him.
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He was in charge of feeding an ammunition chain into a weapon mounted there.
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In the process, they warned that China is using its checkbook as a weapon.
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And this is the first time North Korea fired missiles, which is a weapon.
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"I can't carry a weapon to shoot or launch rockets at Israelis," she said.
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So if he can hit the three and it becomes a weapon for him?
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A weapon was recovered that deputies believe was used to kill Dhaliwal, Gonzalez said.
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These are likely the only places where Iran can enrich uranium for a weapon.
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The confession can be used as a weapon, and a tool to access children.
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According to a press release from the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office, one of the suspects, 31-year-old Alvin Wyatt, was charged with three counts of attempted murder, unlawful possession of a weapon and possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose.
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And that — Melania used as a weapon to distract — is already happening, just as planned.
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Thus they served as a weapon in the fight against Yazidis and other religious minorities.
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Shelby's lawyer, Scott Wood, told the Times that the officer thought Crutcher had a weapon.
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According to Unicef, systematic rape as a weapon of war is linked to ethnic cleansing.
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He has been charged with murder and criminal possession of a weapon, according to police.
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Emily Collier has been charged with aggravated assault against a family member with a weapon.
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Considered a weapon of mass destruction, it is banned under the 1993 chemical weapons convention.
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The Russian interior ministry however did not make any mention of a weapon being seized.
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Now, she has been charged with a misdemeanor count of threatening exhibition of a weapon.
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Its manufacture, storage and use as a weapon usually requires the wherewithal of a state.
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An arrest has not yet been made and a weapon hasn't been recovered, police said.
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Verderosa said an object that appeared to be a weapon was recovered on the scene.
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There is a reason why acid is increasingly becoming a weapon of choice in 2017.
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It's a weapon used by gangs "going country" to sell drugs in towns outside London.
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There are also worries about how gene drives might be used to create a weapon.
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"It's a weapon that has a narrow target set," an Air Force official told me.
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There's no reason to continue to sell to people a weapon of war like this.
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It is incomprehensible that it is easier for someone to buy a weapon than Sudafed.
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We see it as a weapon wielded by the intolerant against those who are different.
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Simply being interviewed by the FBI just does not disqualify someone from buying a weapon.
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"If a man can carry a weapon, a woman can do the same," said Nauzad.
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The threat to national security would be on par with a weapon of mass destruction.
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"Asia McClain was not a weapon for the defense," Vignarajah told a press conference Tuesday.
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Is there anything more dangerous than a woman who has made herself into a weapon?
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It's also vital to end the deplorable use of rape as a 'weapon of war'.
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Police believe a weapon shown in one of Vance's Facebook videos was an AK-47.
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It had to be a weapon that had an impact and a mass to it.
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"Apple uses the App Store approval process as a weapon to harm competitors," said Spotify.
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So far, we've seen the protomolecule used as a weapon that's been repurposed by humanity.
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I'm cis, and my hairiness isn't used as a weapon to invalidate who I am.
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This year must be one in which warring parties stop using aid as a weapon.
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He faces charges of Stalking with a Credible Threat and Attempted Kidnapping with a Weapon.
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He seeks to avoid destruction by building a weapon that, if used, assures his destruction.
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Collins pleaded not guilty to charges of attempted murder and illegal possession of a weapon.
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Chen did not have a weapon on him or in the minivan, according to police.
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For jagged young horrors like me, Dunn's book was both a weapon and a home.
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There are no magazine pouches, there's nothing that can be construed as having a weapon.
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Plainclothes officers pulled over West because they suspected he had a weapon in his vehicle.
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On Sunday, Walker was charged with murder, manslaughter, arson and criminal possession of a weapon.
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People hate her because she's a terrible, manipulative person who uses sympathy as a weapon.
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Thirty seconds into the conversation, Castile begins to tell Yanez that he has a weapon.
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Trump then used his Twitter feed as a weapon in defense of the Jewish state.
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She fought to redefine sexual violence as a weapon of war, a global policy imperative.
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Senior diplomatic officials said the plan is to use trade as a weapon against China.
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Friday saying a weapon had been discharged at La Loche Community School in La Loche.
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Is it this never-before-seen trophy with antlers Annalise is brandishing as a weapon?!
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Ashley Rodriguez talked to ow ESPN Plus is helping build a weapon to fight Netflix.
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Russian cluster bombs are still a weapon of choice, in defiance of Security Council demands.
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"I was protesting with my voice and they attacked me with a weapon," she said.
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Unlike a woman but perhaps like a woman enraged, her face itself became a weapon.
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Training teaches the difference between brandishing a weapon and pulling it out in self-defense.
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"He did have a weapon of some sort," Lanier said, declining to provide more details.
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Hodgkinson was found with a weapon in his possession and a valid Illinois firearms license.
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It is only the latest example of how Mr. Putin uses information as a weapon.
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Officers said he was holding a weapon, which was later found in his back pocket.
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Still, Valdo says he is a firm believer in his right to own a weapon.
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But never before has it been so powerfully seized as a weapon of mass reflection.
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"As a weapon in the toolbox it's a good one," the former Pentagon official said.
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You can use it as a weapon or you can use it as a tool.
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An instrument of structural economic reform, it functioned as a weapon in the Cold War.
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" In a later exchange, Pompeo added, "Iran wasn't racing to a weapon before the deal.
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"If her husband lets her down, then she'll have a weapon in hand," Wardiya explained.
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The former officer said he fired because he believed Smith was reaching for a weapon.
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He then brandishes a weapon, sexually assaults his victim and flees, the deputy chief said.
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Fentanyl is "as much a weapon of mass destruction as it is a drug," Sen.
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"Jason Galanis used his very considerable intellect and talents as a weapon," the judge said.
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He was unarmed and did not have a weapon in his vehicle, officials have conceded.
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The very tool Washington used to shield them may soon become a weapon against them.
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In the videos, Sterling does not appear to threaten the cops or have a weapon.
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It is not a weapon which puts a fighter right on top of his opponent.
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Clinton has since used as a weapon against attacks from her rival, Donald J. Trump.
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He said that the arrest warrant doesn't say that Dean said he saw a weapon.
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He was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter as well as criminal possession of a weapon.
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"There's a weapon right there," one of the officers is heard saying to the other.
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With such a weapon, an attacker can wield essentially the same firepower as American soldiers.
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Across the country, another school was also investigating a weapon that discharged accidentally this week.
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In firing a weapon, Mr. Feis would have only added to the carnage and confusion.
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The claim that he now carries a weapon at all times seems to be new.
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Hare was hit with additional charges of gang assault and criminal possession of a weapon.
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The gun buyback defines a gun not only as merchandise but also as a weapon.
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"Call Facebook a tool, a threat, a weapon, it's hard to know," Mr. Mirallès said.
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Falls can be caused by alcohol, fatigue, sudden moves with a weapon and even excitement.
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The New Museum's current show, "Trigger: Gender as a Tool and a Weapon," through Jan.
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A militia leader, LaVoy Finicum, was killed when he appeared to reach for a weapon.
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Nicolás Maduro is using access to food and money as a weapon in Sunday's election.
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Her themes spotlighting the use of rape as a weapon and America's disenfranchised working class.
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What if we had a weapon that could bring all those armies to their knees?
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He has, however, inherited his father's affection for Twitter as a weapon against political foes.
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Rape is too often thought of as a crime perpetrated by a weapon-wielding stranger.
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It is a weapon that landlords wield primarily against poor black and brown New Yorkers.
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I'm guessing one of them was created as a weapon that the Romulans somehow discovered.
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The Chinese destroyed a defunct weather satellite with a weapon that blew it to pieces.
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He was simply a weapon jamming through impeachment and ignoring fair procedure or legal process.
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The pain here is palpable, and Lovato wields it like a weapon and a shield.
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But for everyone, the bizarre is mundane, and humor is a weapon against the unspeakable.
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A big television interview has long been a weapon in a political consultant's political arsenal.
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Try having a child murdered by a weapon that you refer to as 'common use.
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He added that no one from the task force fired a weapon during the incident.
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He was convicted on three counts, including conspiring to use a weapon of mass destruction.
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If left unattended, Russia will continue to use legitimate grievances as a weapon against us.
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Trump had used her paid speeches as a weapon just as effectively as her donors.
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But can a nail gun really be considered a weapon — that is, outside of Quake?
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Are they offering to use a weapon on our behalf, or use it against us?
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A leading Saudi commentator has even hinted that oil could be used as a weapon.
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And will he be toting a weapon recovered from the "armed settler" when he does?
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A police officer passed around a covered basket, and each recruit took out a weapon.
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They understand the awesome power and responsibility that comes with wielding a weapon of war.
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He said Williams's sense of self-reliance was a weapon he would not dare muzzle.
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The words "code silver" — the term for "person with a weapon" — came over the speakers.
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Closer (20003) In the wrong hands, sex can be a weapon of total mass destruction.
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He was clearly seen holding a weapon during a fight moments before the shooting started.
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Yes, exactly, the Badger case in which someone got a weapon through a straw sale.
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In addition to manslaughter, he also faces two felony counts of recklessly firing a weapon.
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In my mind wildfire is much more a weapon of mass destruction than a dragon.
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Both Day, who was arrested late Thursday, and the 17-year-old, who was apprehended Wednesday, have been charged with murder, felony murder, armed burglary, possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, unlawful possession of a weapon and conspiracy to commit these crimes.
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One of the five suspects, 31-year-old Alvin Wyatt, of Atlantic City, was charged with three counts of attempted murder, unlawful possession of a weapon and possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, the Atlantic County prosecutor's office said in a statement.
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I know too many emotionally and psychologically fragile kids to put a weapon anywhere near them.
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Tran and Dehut were arrested on attempted robbery, unlawful use of a weapon and menacing charges.
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Patton was a weapon his superiors saw as a necessary blunt instrument to win the war.
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In one of the Bourne movies, Jason Bourne utilizes a rolled-up magazine as a weapon.
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Nieves, from Brooklyn, was arrested two days later and charged with felony assault with a weapon.
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An investigation has been open for kidnapping and sequestration, attempted homicide and violence with a weapon.
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Edward Muhammad Johnson, 42, attacked and fatally injured Officer Joseph Gomm with a weapon, authorities said.
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She has since said the term has been hijacked "as a weapon of war" by men.
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Even Drogon was stabbed with a weapon called "The Scorpion" and survived to fly another day.
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His obvious musical impact was turning the electric guitar into a weapon, rather than an accompaniment.
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The TSA would not say if it had ever found a weapon in a passenger's hair.
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He did it for hours on hours and came back and really made it a weapon.
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Knives are a weapon of choice in China, where guns and other weapons are strictly regulated.
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A vague excuse for some title card writer to use the phrase "Hope is a weapon"?
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It remained unclear if a weapon was recovered at the scene of the incident on Thursday.
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Collect 15 of any medal, and you unlock a weapon that outclasses everything sold by merchants.
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Maybe that's why some people do not even want to learn how to use a weapon.
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All violent crimes, Mr Klarevas notes, are composed of a perpetrator, a target and a weapon.
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Their relationships broke down, they had lost jobs, and some had decided to carry a weapon.
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"Along with tariffs, weakening your own currency becomes a weapon in a trade war," he said.
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Alvarez was charged with attempted murder, assault and criminal possession of a weapon, WABC-TV reported .
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"It has been described as a weapon in search of a mission," he told Live Science.
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Those who introduce a weapon into the battlefield must remain on the hook for its actions.
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Trump: "I really believe I'd run in there even if I didn't have a weapon." pic.twitter.
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"One individual (there) did pull out a weapon and fire it at another individual," Manley said.
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The publication cites police reports that say Li was murdered by her driver using a weapon.
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The officer's attorney later said she was afraid Crutcher was trying to reach for a weapon.
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But a weapon system—essentially, infrared blasters and detectors on each kart—can also hinder speed.
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Kapri faces allegations of criminal possession of a weapon second degree and unlawful possession of marijuana.
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Mr Putin is good at playing on divisions and using oil and gas as a weapon.
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The dog almost immediately shoots him with a weapon that causes his brain to promptly explode.
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While 3D printing a weapon isn't illegal, the release of the CAD plans for it is.
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Artificial intelligence in the wrong hands can transition from being a tool to being a weapon.
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In March, Sayoc pleaded guilty to 65 felony counts, including using a weapon of mass destruction.
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At that point, officers deemed the man a threat and at least one fired a weapon.
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"My concern is someone without training or education on how to use a weapon," Williams says.
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Since their conservative efforts were unfruitful, they decided to use their greatest commodity as a weapon.
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And you can use it as a weapon or you can use it as a tool.
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"I had a weapon on me but I never had to draw the weapon," he added.
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"You know, I can't say that he was reaching for a weapon or not," said Sharp.
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It can be a terrible feeling, but on this show it is also, often, a weapon.
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He was arrested last year for allegedly attacking his ex-girlfriend with a weapon in 2016.
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In fact, analysts say the country might have developed a weapon that could hit U.S. territory.
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A hillbilly would have a weapon, but they would have already fired off all their shells.
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Unloading a weapon felt like a last resort, as its impact on the situation was irreversible.
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Iran was further away from being able to produce a weapon with plutonium than with uranium.
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The idea of using sound as a weapon "goes back almost to biblical times," said Weinberger.
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One of his bills would end the requirement that anyone carrying a weapon obtain a license.
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If a weapon asked for a button configuration that was too awkward, he could find another.
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And public attitudes toward impeachment as a weapon of political combat show no signs of abating.
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As part of his probation, he was forbidden from possessing a weapon or leaving the state.
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Police, however, said they did not find a weapon on the suspect, according to multiple reports.
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"The same code can be benign or a weapon depending on the user's intent," he said.
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"At the core of the axis of illness is a weapon of mass destruction," Harper writes.
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Tomorrow, I will tell her, I'm going to look into the possibility of obtaining a weapon.
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As a weapon against insider trading, RegFD seeks to level the playing field for all investors.
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The top boss at WorryFree (Armie Hammer) is the man who turns race into a weapon.
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Its use of the Syrian refugees as a weapon against Europe will only get worse now.
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Police said Collie was a robbery suspect at the time and that he raised a weapon.
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One witness described hearing 20 shots and the sound of a weapon being reloaded repeatedly. 5.
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The truck attack shows that anything can be made into a weapon by heartless mass murderers.
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And he said the president himself had called it a "weapon" to use against recalcitrant cities.
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They built a weapon 900km in diameter, staffed by hundreds of thousands of personnel and robots.
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"The car is a weapon of mass destruction", explains Gietinger in an interview with Business Insider.
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Such a weapon would provide a cost-effective solution to a growing threat for US warfighters.
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Gun laws are strict in Brazil, but it is not difficult to illegally purchase a weapon.
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Most notable is the way each man has used Twitter as a megaphone and a weapon.
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For legal reasons, Motherboard did not attempt to purchase a weapon from either of the sellers.
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He is also facing charges of possession of a weapon on school property and wanton endangerment.
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You should not have a weapon in a shared space without informing everyone who lives there.
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However, when it is larded with my personal details it is a weapon and a liability.
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Kicks to the arms are not to be undervalued as a weapon in their own right.
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"It's essentially a weapon, and when wielded correctly, it can have pretty devastating results," he says.
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On the other hand, firing a weapon in low-grav makes it easy to lose control.
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He was killed, we think, by a weapon the Obama administration gifted the Mexican drug cartels.
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Every time someone needs a weapon for their job, they check it out from the armory.
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According to the deal, Shmurda pled to conspiracy to possess weapons and possession of a weapon.
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The New Brunswick native had 92 previous convictions, including assault with a weapon and drug possession.
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"It's an emotional decision," he said of a gun owner's readiness to part with a weapon.
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"Rape is an act and a weapon of genocide," she was quoted by Reuters as saying.
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Police are investigating what could be a felony -- making criminal threats along with brandishing a weapon.
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The police running the buyback promise to ask no questions of anyone turning in a weapon.
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Mr. Alvarez was also charged with attempted assault, attempted criminal possession of a weapon and menacing.
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President Maduro, clinging desperately to power, uses humanitarian aid as a weapon against his own people.
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"You said this is a weapon," the man says, clacking the trash grabber in the air.
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It was seen as a symbol of peace, demonstrating that neither person was carrying a weapon.
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" At the restaurant, she told me: "I never planned to be a part of a weapon.
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Browne: We're looking at a photograph of a man shooting a weapon into the Euphrates River.
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"Now I consider they were extorted and used as a weapon against me," Ms. Gee said.
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"Now I consider they were extorted and used as a weapon against me," Ms. Gee said.
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In Papua, the traditional bow and arrow is still used for hunting and as a weapon.
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I started realizing that I was making more than a weapon: I was making an homage.
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In other contexts, like policing, this might mean thinking twice before pulling a weapon on someone.
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Bringing a weapon into the convention center was not a privilege given only to N.R.A. members.
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But experts say it is doubtful that Mr. Erdogan could put a weapon together in secret.
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Officers arrested and charged Mr. Barrow with criminal possession of a weapon, a Class C felony.
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And needless to say, don't use your car as a weapon to purposely kill an animal.
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It is the reality the defendants created when they chose to sell a weapon of war.
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Samuel Opoku, 23, faces five counts of assault with a weapon and five counts of mischief.
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Chlorine is a widely available industrial chemical, but its use as a weapon is banned internationally.
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"I'm like a soldier without a weapon," lamented a nurse who needed far more antiretroviral drugs.
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It essentially uses money as a weapon, threatening potential rivals with a costly war of attrition.
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He pleaded guilty to a weapon-possession charge and received a conditional discharge with community service.
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And to a very large degree it's because technology has become a tool and a weapon.
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He pointed to his granddaughter as an example of someone who could responsibly handle a weapon.
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"Ignorance of whether a weapon was loaded or not does not remove liability," Ms. Ogg said.
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Those talks involve using the pro-Trump Great America PAC as a weapon against the incumbents.
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Police first said Bradford, 21, was a suspect and brandished a weapon, then walked that back.
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Gun buyers must provide a medical certificate of mental and physical fitness to own a weapon.
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The officer claimed that he thought Shaver may have been trying to reach for a weapon.
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The man was then arrested on charges of unlawfully carrying a weapon and trespassing, police said.
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The power of such a weapon can then be enhanced by adding a high-capacity magazine.
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And in none of these categories can such a weapon routinely be carried ready to fire.
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In South Sudan, where rape is routinely used as a weapon of war, that is evil.
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The man allegedly implied that he had a weapon but none has been found, Schmaling said.
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"I run right with her up there, not thinking I should have a weapon," he explained.
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Why would a decent person be carrying a weapon of war ostentatiously on a public street?
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I need the identity as a weapon, to match the weapon that society has against me.
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Hunted down by their ethnicity with a weapon that was designed for use on a battlefield.
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Currently, Mr. Kim cannot launch a weapon in seconds, as his declaration seemed intended to suggest.
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WB: Donations were just a weapon in the arsenal, and a significant weapon at some times.
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But what's inarguable is that Trump is a weapon forged in the fires of reality television.
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Assad's forces have regularly been accused of using chlorine as a weapon since the 2013 agreement.
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Silence would be unusual for a weapon that uses sound energy to disorient, incapacitate, or deter people.
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The authorities declined to say whether Mr. Fitzgerald or Ms. Harper engaged the officers with a weapon.
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What was once a weapon of mass destruction has become a signature part of her overall brand.
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Tech giants, from Twitter to Facebook, have a weapon for eradicating child abuse imagery from their platforms.
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Chlorine's use as a weapon is prohibited under the Chemical Weapons Convention, which Syria joined in 2013.
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Derrickson has created a world that can be manipulated by magical will, and used as a weapon.
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A weapon that fires a destructive laser beam has been a dream of military researchers for decades.
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On Sunday, Walker was charged with murder, manslaughter, arson and criminal possession of a weapon, police said.
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Police haven't confirmed or denied whether they found a weapon on Sterling, according to The Daily Beast.
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In the forthcoming paperback edition, she adds substantial research on how Russia uses news as a weapon.
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Hughes had been carrying a weapon but had handed it over to police as the shooting occurred.
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Nobody fired a weapon at the officer during the stop and the 17-year-old was unarmed.
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And, you know, you give them a set of keys and a weapon and they're in power.
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He was arrested in January for violence with a weapon and given a six-month suspended sentence.
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No Google AI technology will ever be used as a weapon or for surveillance, the policy states.
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"He did have a weapon when he exited the vehicle," Chief Putney said at a news conference.
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On Tuesday, federal charges, including having a weapon of mass destuction, were filed against the young man.
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This weekend, he was arrested by the FBI for being a felon in possession of a weapon.
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What type of statement does that make to somebody who might not behave mindfully with a weapon?
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Witnesses said it smelled like chlorine, which has been used repeatedly as a weapon in this war.
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"I have not created or labeled anything in the show as a weapon," the artist tells Creators.
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A detective said in court, cops have surveillance video showing Durk firing a weapon from a car.
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Lorenzoni said the decree restored the right of citizens to have a weapon for their legitimate defense.
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It it often referred to as a weapon, a person, a place, or all of the above.
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It was part of the left's reaction against the alt-right, for whom irony is a weapon.
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Huggard came to Saratoga at a time in his life when he was sleeping with a weapon.
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Either way the belief is that they started out as something inconspicuous and evolved into a weapon.
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Rather, Thiel is using the legal system as a weapon to bleed Gawker in every single case.
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Under Obama, Republicans used fears about the deficit as a weapon to oppose any and all spending.
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"If someone from Hamas has a weapon, I'll put him in prison," Mr Abbas told Egyptian television.
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The getup includes Freeman's iconic orange HEV suit and glasses, and, naturally, a crowbar as a weapon.
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In 2015, he allegedly forced her into a home and threatened to harm himself with a weapon.
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That makes no difference to cops, btw -- the suspect was booked for robbery with a weapon. #STO
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But the faith will no doubt continue to be used as a weapon in the culture wars.
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And what happens is unfortunately when you are shot with a weapon, this can cause irreparable damage.
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That has fuelled speculation that China might use its currency as a weapon in the trade war.
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She turned a stroller into a weapon, swinging it wildly after someone tried to touch her daughter.
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His reasonable belief is that this car was going to be used as a weapon against him.
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The teen is facing four counts of murder and possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose.
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A hospital employee came by and told her there was an alert about someone with a weapon.
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Somebody just walking around a gun show selling a weapon, not necessarily going to have to register.
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Gun laws are extremely strict in Brazil, but it is not difficult to illegally purchase a weapon.
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Hospital employees warned people within the hospital that there was an alert about someone with a weapon.
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It has, however, proven a greater affront to civil rights than it has a weapon against crime.
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Like Elizabeth and Philip, she was taken at her most vulnerable point and made into a weapon.
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While gun laws are extremely strict in Brazil, it is not difficult to illegally purchase a weapon.
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And they have agreed they will never seek a weapon and they will have a peaceful program.
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Balde also patted the suspect down and searched him to make sure he didn't have a weapon.
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Seventeen-year-old Curtis Sterling was charged with second-degree murder and criminal possession of a weapon.
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Chlorine's use as a weapon is banned under the Chemical Weapons Convention, which Syria joined in 2013.
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L. and a reminder of how Abstract Expressionism was used as a weapon during the Cold War.
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What began as a tool of freedom and democracy is being turned into a weapon of repression.
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Governments have a weapon in their hands that criminal hackers do not: the power of the law.
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An attacker might threaten his victim with a weapon or with other consequences if she doesn't submit.
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Clinton's gender could be politically dangerous, possibly alienating some men and handing a weapon to Mr. Trump.
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The Chemical Weapons Convention only bans chlorine when it's used as a weapon, not for industrial uses.
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If a weapon must be handed in, fighters who do not have their own will be excluded.
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They're there to disarm someone who enters with a weapon and whose purpose is to harm Americans.
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What's clear in "Julius Caesar" is that war is a consequence of speech — speech is a weapon.
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Black and white civilians involved in police shootings were equally likely to have been carrying a weapon.
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"The law had become a weapon for harassment for the LGBT community," said chief justice Dipak Misra.
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It includes any combination of parts designed and intended to convert a weapon into a machine gun.
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The NFL has a rule against using the helmet as a weapon and swinging it at players.
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But his bat is such a weapon, it may be tempting for the Cubs to play him.
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Recently these "botnets" began using poorly secured devices connected to the internet as a weapon of choice.
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Earlier this month Epic had trailed the forthcoming Infinity Blade as "a weapon fit for a king".
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The officer's attorney says she was afraid Crutcher was reaching for a weapon when she opened fire.
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He was charged with attempted murder and criminal possession of a weapon, police said at the time.
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Over the course of a month, Owen said she used his sexuality as a weapon against him.
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Tapping the screen shoots a weapon; once it's fired, the direction of the rotating gun turret changes.
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Donald Trump needs the media as a weapon and the media needs Donald Trump to sustain itself.
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I don't understand how you can see the damage in that person and sell them a weapon.
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Social media is a powerful modern tool for communication and a weapon of war on the battlefield.
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Don't let that distract from the lead leg kicks as a weapon in their own right though.
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Experts say rape is still deployed by armed groups and army soldiers as a weapon of war.
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I am passionate that medicine never be used as a weapon in the form of care inequities.
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"Imagine a world in which oil cartels will no longer use energy as a weapon," he said.
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The nerve agent "is not a weapon that can be manufactured by nonstate actors," Mr. Allen said.
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It seemed odd ... in the middle of the glitzy Strip a guy would be brandishing a weapon.
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In October 2016, his school was put on lockdown after a student claimed to have a weapon.
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Then I thought: I can use my camera as a weapon to fight in the same way.
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"We don't have any defense that could deny the employment of such a weapon against us," Gen.
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The crown prince has been explicit that if Iran got a weapon, Saudi Arabia would as well.
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Nuclear material might be buried, but accessible enough to be dug up and reused in a weapon.
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It's one thing to load a weapon — no one wants to look like a coward in battle.
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During routine screening, the man "drew what appeared to be a weapon" and pointed it at officers.
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He had no criminal history, Mr. Stroth said, and he was never known to carry a weapon.
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Was the suicidal person, sometimes brandishing a knife or pretending to have a weapon, really a threat?
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He said the Taser on his belt was "not appropriate" to counter a weapon like a bat.
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Unfortunately, you wouldn't be eligible to serve — and as a result, not eligible to carry a weapon.
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"The party bends it to its will and uses it as a weapon against perceived political enemies."
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He was barred from possessing a weapon after at least one other domestic incident, court papers show.
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Experts said it would take several years to get to a weapon (unless Mr. Erdogan bought one).
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So, to build on your metaphor, you're using comedy as a weapon to bring down the patriarchy?
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The Handmaid's Tale Memory can be a weapon or a wound, it's all a matter of perspective.
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The 2016 charge was for unlawful use of a weapon and marijuana possession, according to court records.
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Four other men at last Friday's game have also been charged with unlawful possession of a weapon.
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They were charged with rape, sodomy, kidnapping and criminal possession of a weapon, according to court records.
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When Meyerhold wrote that "theater is a very dangerous weapon," he meant a weapon wielded by artists.
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The teen faces charges of second-degree murder, first-degree robbery and criminal possession of a weapon.
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But extraction of plutonium and developing a weapon, and weaponizing a warhead are two completely different things.
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Rivera said the gestures the white man was making made the toy truck look like a weapon.
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The teen was charged with second-degree murder, first-degree robbery and criminal possession of a weapon.
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When a weapon is not available, one must resort to the full use of his natural weapons.
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Suarez was charged with attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction and material support of ISIS.
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It looked like the perfect antidote to the centralized internet, a weapon of war against Big Tech.
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CNN is unable to independently verify claims that chlorine was used as a weapon in Eastern Ghouta.
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A leading Saudi commentator has even hinted that oil could once again be used as a weapon.
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Some market pros believe China would use its currency as a weapon before it would dump Treasurys.
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A silver ring on his right hand is shaped like a talon, to double as a weapon.
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Ms. Brown testified that she believed he was reaching for a weapon and feared for her life.
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It is a weapon that has consequences that are transmitted vertically on offsprings and horizontally on spouses.
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But on one occasion an officer in Times Square called the saw a weapon and cited her.
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This matters more than ever when misinformation is a weapon of choice for our most dangerous adversaries.
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Rape has been used as a weapon of war and armed conflict throughout the world, throughout history.
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The photo that's been running in the media, he wrote, has been altered to include a weapon.
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Iran is further away from a weapon with the agreement than they would be without it. Right.
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But despite such valiant efforts, the Warriors boasted a weapon for which Cleveland had no answer: Mr Durant.
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Sure, we couldn't be nearly this accurate with a weapon, but then, we haven't been trained by Morpheus.
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Fairfax County police said it received a report of an assault with a weapon around 3:30 p.m.
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A lawyer with the firm, Jay Payne, told CNN the claim that Raye pointed a weapon is absurd.
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Besides the leg wound, police say the man likely faced a citation for prohibited use of a weapon.
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Like all participants, Bissonnette received basic air rifle marksmanship training, with a weapon that resembles a pellet gun.
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Well, one end is clearly labelled "dragonglass" — so we know it's a weapon designed to kill White Walkers.
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No society can defend itself fully when any truck can be turned into a weapon of mass destruction.
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The bombs that exploded were magnetic sea mines, a weapon that dates back to the First World War.
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In a Tuesday Instagram post, the military veteran explained why carrying a weapon is so important to him.
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She is an action hero without a weapon; Lola is armed only with an incredible amount of stamina.
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Hunt was arrested on charges of Aggravated Stalking with a Credible Threat, and Attempted Kidnapping with a Weapon.
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Listen, I don't know how a dog could survive a battle against the literal undead without a weapon.
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Reactive armor is an advancement that allows the armor to react to mitigate the impact of a weapon.
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As the officers tried to arrest the male driver, he brandished a weapon and fired at the police.
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VX is a chemical so potent that the United Nations classes it as a weapon of mass destruction.
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A county prosecutor later found the shooting justified, saying Finicum appeared to have been reaching for a weapon.
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But consider how Republicans deployed the "judges" issue as a weapon to energize their base over the years.
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In Case She Needs To Use It As A Weapon An easy way to fend off an attacker?
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The officer feared she was hiding something or was reaching for a weapon, according to the police report.
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Police said "a weapon was recovered on scene" but it wasn't immediately clear to whom the weapon belonged.
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Police say they responded to a report of a fight "with a weapon" just before 2:30 a.m.
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Was the car being used as a weapon part of the original idea, or was that added later?
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Cops say Cameron then approached deputies and motioned with his hands as if he were drawing a weapon.
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There is another factor: Syria's cultural heritage has been used as a weapon in the Syrian civil war.
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Police took the teenager grabbing his waistband as a threat, and thought he was reaching for a weapon.
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The premise, as in the original, is that time doesn't progress unless you're moving or using a weapon.
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The police said that three people were taken into custody on Wednesday, and that a weapon was recovered.
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" Breeden added, "These young women were found next to each other; there was a weapon found beside them.
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The Department of Homeland Security was considering labeling fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction earlier this year.
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This isn't a toy or some kind of geopolitical game — it's a weapon that just killed actual humans.
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Video footage shows a bright light in Clark's hand that the officers could have interpreted as a weapon.
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Elizabeth, for her part, was a master manipulator, a professional victim, and queen of tears-as-a-weapon.
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Police say the use of force was "necessary" because it looked like Ulysses was reaching for a weapon.
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The prosecution argued witnesses said Hill had his arms up while naked with nowhere to hide a weapon.
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A weapon that appeared to be an AK-15 was found in a nearby woods, according to Smith.
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"Law enforcement has not said that she wielded a weapon," Merritt told the New York Times on Sunday.
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Desiigner was arrested following a road rage incident where he allegedly brandished a weapon during a driving altercation.
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" However, he admitted she "was wearing tight-fitting clothing, and there was no place to conceal a weapon.
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In the body-camera footage, it is not clear if Scott was holding a weapon in his hand.
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She said it has not been determined if Alameri had a weapon at the time of the shooting.
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Iran would be freer to ramp up uranium enrichment, putting it once more in sight of a weapon.
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It's frustrating to watch the Pentagon throw a trillion taxpayer dollars at a weapon that doesn't work right!
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He also was charged with attempted second-degree murder and two counts of criminal possession of a weapon.
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As the Lt. Governor said, if you have a weapon in your home, you have to secure it.
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"It is a weapon, and it is a lethal weapon," said Toland, whose company specializes in aviation insurance.
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Two witnesses with permits to carry a weapon shot at Bogard&aposs car and blew out a tire.
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He succeeded; the book became a weapon in the Western fightback against totalitarianism in the 1940s and beyond.
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Agriculture has been a weapon of choice in the escalating trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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A senior U.N. human rights official said the use of starvation as a weapon was a war crime.
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It's unclear why Finch, who is said not to have had a weapon on him, was fired upon.
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Mr López Obrador's priority is to strengthen the state as a weapon against what he calls "economic injustice".
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CNBC wrote:You might also wonder, as I did, how a soldier can aim a weapon while wearing IVAS.
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"I created a weapon for the defense of my fatherland," runs a Kalashnikov quote hewn on the pedestal.
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Damascus is still permitted to have chlorine for civilian use, although its use as a weapon is banned.
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He was charged with failing to safely store a weapon, which can carry a maximum 60-day sentence.
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" When asked whether Finicum reached for a weapon, Sharp said, "He was not showing any signs of aggression.
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JUST IN: Federal charges filed against bombing suspect Ahmad Rahami, including use of a weapon of mass destruction.
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The object wasn't a weapon but a "shiny belt buckle," according to an independent investigation of the shooting.
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He went out every night for a week WITH A WEAPON looking to kill literally ANY black man.
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"I wanted a game that felt the way I feel when I pick up a weapon," he said.
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It&aposs not fine for the government to use their false list as a weapon to attack citizens.
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The indicted shooter claims they were open, causing her to fear that he was reaching for a weapon.
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In June 2014, a migrant was shot in the legs by someone firing a weapon from a car.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said on Friday the Syrian government had repeatedly used chlorine as a weapon.
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Oscar Morel, 35, was charged with two counts of second-degree murder and criminal possession of a weapon.
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Outside of the sport of baseball, the most natural context for a baseball bat is as a weapon.
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She took her character's trademark swordplay to the extreme, leaning how to wield and handle a weapon herself.
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The police said they believed Clark had a weapon but only found a cell phone on his body.
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No apology necessary — only the regret that such a weapon had to be used in the first place.
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He was charged on Monday with attempted murder and criminal possession of a weapon; he pleaded not guilty.
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Later, Zimmerman was arrested on suspicion of aggravated assault and domestic violence with a weapon in January 2015.
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As for whether the suspect had a weapon, "There's nothing that indicates he has a gun," Saunders said.
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Satlowski's dagger is decidedly a feminine object, a weapon, and a symbol of women's defense against masculine aggression.
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If you have a weapon, and you resist arrest, then you are not going to enjoy the result.
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Chet's off the rails, Coleman's out of his league, and Quinn is a weapon you can't leave unattended.
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"A weapon that was essentially a small sword was recovered at St. Clair in 2017," the report said.
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Mergers have been caught in the crossfire, and targeted economic retaliation is a weapon China has used before.
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Last week, a plea deal was reached for the man accused of firing a weapon inside the shop.
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Meanwhile, the serve isn't that big of a weapon for most women, and it's easier to be broken.
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The Logan Act has been used as a weapon in the biggest partisan battle of the Trump era.
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Witnesses say they heard a bottle break in the skirmish and saw someone wielding it as a weapon.
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The girl was charged with possession of a weapon on school grounds and handed off to her mother.
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Someone is harassing another person by using sex as a weapon or means to control the other person.
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He and another officer had encountered two suspects when one of them pulled out a weapon and fired.
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He was arrested on charges of possession of a weapon, but those charges were dropped at the precinct.
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He wondered what place there should be in society for a weapon that had caused so much carnage.
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He was charged with criminal mischief, disorderly conduct, and criminal possession of a weapon, but was later released.
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Gun owners were forced to provide a valid reason for owning a weapon, such as farming or hunting.
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Park officials know the identity of the person who allegedly fired a weapon; no charges have been filed.
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But Japan's immediate effort is aimed at making a weapon that will be ready for testing by 2025.
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He was reportedly carrying a weapon when he got out of his vehicle, the bureau said, without elaborating.
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"This comment was twisted and it was turned into a weapon to be used against me," she complained.
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I am scared of being shot by police, or even notifying an officer that I have a weapon.
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Judge Chen says a weapon that has a legal purpose cannot be summarily banned under the 2nd Amendment.
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The starvation does not seem to be an accidental byproduct of war, but rather a weapon in it.
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The woman realized Mr. Ortiz had a weapon and tried to break away from him, the authorities said.
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He estimated that about 133 to 25 of his flock were concealing a weapon on any given Sunday.
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He was charged with criminal mischief, disorderly conduct, and criminal possession of a weapon, but was later released.
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"I am, if it was a weapon that was designed to kill people on a battlefield," O'Rourke said.
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Her son has food allergies, and a scene in the film shows blackberries being used as a weapon.
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He honed his body into a weapon, doing up to 3,303 push-ups per day in his cell.
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The 1968 prohibitions on who can own a weapon, and requirements for licensing dealers, are still in place.
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"Threats or attempts to use COVID-19 as a weapon against Americans will not be tolerated," he added.
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Mr. Stockley said that his partner also had yelled "Gun!" to signal that Mr. Smith had a weapon.
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If so, the court would issue a protective order allowing the police to confiscate a weapon or weapons.
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But investigators said they did not find a weapon there, only a cell phone near Stephon Clark's body.
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That, however, is only the first step because the fuel would have to be turned into a weapon.
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Possession of chlorine, unlike sarin, is not illegal under international law, but its use as a weapon is.
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All six incidents involved passing notes to tellers at Chase or Citibank branches, and none involved a weapon.
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Republicans say they believe they have a weapon against Mr. Biden in his reply at last month's debate.
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Would a terrorist care if a weapon hit its targets only 50 percent of the time, for instance?
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Officials again changed the story to say Bradford had brandished a weapon, only to recant the word brandish.
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Hunger bullying is a weapon in the North, systematic, not simply a natural outcome of state-run economies.
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"Governor Cuomo is turning this Christmas special session into a weapon of governmental mass dysfunction," said Mr. Kaehny.
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ET: Officer says suspect is wearing green vest or green jacket with a weapon slung around his neck.
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Experts believe political factors drove Beijing to use soybeans as a weapon in the U.S.-China trade war.
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"A weapon is the only way we can defend our families," said Jonas Pallone, 55, a business consultant.
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New York (CNN Business)Investors are bracing for the possibility of Saudi Arabia using oil as a weapon.
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Republicans, meanwhile, are eager to use single payer as a weapon against Democrats, in both 2018 and 2020.
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Actually, we found that only 1 percent of the people stopped for furtive movement actually had a weapon.
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Martinez-Marinero also pleaded guilty to one count of using a weapon to commit a felony, Kleine said.
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Violence and threatening behavior are not permitted, and under no circumstances should you bring a weapon to work.
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The state's concealed weapons law allows any person with a permit to have a weapon inside a school.
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Armed groups have repeatedly clashed over Congo's land and mineral wealth and used mass rape as a weapon.
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Mr. Martunovich was initially charged with murder, two counts of attempted murder and criminal possession of a weapon.
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" However, he added, "they're working in a similar way" to the artists in "My Body Is a Weapon.
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" However, he added, "they're working in a similar way" to the artists in "My Body Is a Weapon.
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They also found him guilty on two counts of criminal possession of a weapon in the second degree.
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The actor pled no contest Wednesday to possessing a weapon at the airport ... according to the court clerk.
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In the past, people used to bring those huge Afro combs that could be used as a weapon.
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The men are charged with conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction and conspiracy against civil rights.
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Is there a weapon in the Game of Thrones universe that more closely resembles nuclear weapons than dragons?
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I've also heard that rape is common in Emirati prisons, and that people use HIV as a weapon.
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Court records obtained by PEOPLE indicate the 28-year-old New Jersey man spent more than three months in jail after his August 25, 2014, arrest on charges of aggravated assault with attempt to cause bodily injury, unlawful possession of a weapon and possession of a weapon for unlawful purposes.
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Bringing a weapon as iconic as the lightsaber to life would be a challenge for any game designer, but Jedi: Fallen Order meets the challenge, creating a weapon that lives up to the elegance that Obi-Wan boasted about when fans first were introduced to the lightsaber all those years ago.
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That could be because a weapon that covertly uses sound energy to injure people doesn't actually exist, experts say.
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Hickson is charged with aggravated kidnapping, theft of property and carrying a weapon on school property, the affidavit states.
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Centinel's camera mounts under the barrel of the gun and starts rolling as soon as a weapon is drawn.
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Then he went on a stabbing rampage with a weapon similar to a machete, wounding four people, police said.
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The ex-con, previously convicted for aggravated assault and misconduct involving a weapon, died of his wounds on Monday.
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Now, Melissa McCarthy has spoken out about the many ways reporters have used likeability as a weapon against her.
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Herzog, speaking Monday to the news media, said it didn't appear any of the four had fired a weapon.
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He had visited a gun range the day before the rally to fire a weapon for the first time.
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The officer feared that she was hiding something or was reaching for a weapon, according to the police report.
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The teenager is being charged with reckless endangerment, criminal possession of a weapon and criminal mischief, according to FOX23 .
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They arrested Sarra later that day and charged her with criminal possession of a weapon and second-degree murder.
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A companion of the dead man was arrested and found to be in possession of a weapon, it said.
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Ruby Nell Howell, 70, of Starkville is charged with threatening exhibition of a weapon, according to a news release.
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Just after he turned 18, Young was convicted of possession of cocaine, marijuana and a weapon — his first strike.
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As Alita learns early in the movie, she's actually a cyborg engineered to be a weapon of unprecedented proportions.
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But if he doesn't think America faces any major state adversaries, then why would he need such a weapon?
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So they use the language of transpartisan standards as a weapon, but the standards themselves are not a restraint.
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To Tharin, anything can be a weapon, whether is a water gun, a stick or a piece of cardboard.
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A massive search for Sol Pais began after she flew from Miami to Colorado and immediately bought a weapon.
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The power shoulders of the coat, the necklace that low-key looks like a weapon, refinement of the turtleneck.
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When those magnetometers beeped, he was stopped by security and then pulled out what appears to be a weapon.
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So, when the theory led a man to fire a weapon at Comet Ping Pong, the theory didn't die.
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The cops claim the boy then fired a weapon at officers and was subsequently killed when they returned fire.
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As for Frank, when he's not wielding a weapon, he likes to stay on the sidelines, keeping his counsel.
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Ali is free to fight again, not with a weapon in Asia but with his fists in a ring.
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He was eventually charged with possession of less than 2 ounces of weed and unlawful carrying of a weapon.
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Police told the Post-Dispatch at the time that a weapon was recovered from Smith's vehicle after the killing.
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A rockist is someone who reduces rock 'n' roll to a caricature, then uses that caricature as a weapon.
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And it suggests a weapon that can change states during combat, in order to invite more creative fight choreography.
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The pickaxe you start with isn't strictly a weapon; it's chiefly a tool for resource-gathering and building structures.
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Cases can't go through the process if they involve a weapon, visible injuries, or an ongoing risk to students.
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Knives are far more popular, though most people would say that they're more of a tool than a weapon.
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And yet somehow, no one ever even conceived of the idea that it might be used as a weapon.
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A former college athletics star, he became grotesquely fat, until he adopted hunger strikes as a weapon of protest.
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Andrea Ucini — Rape as a weapon of war Visually representing such a sensitive topic with tact is not easy.
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In a police dashcam video, one officer with a weapon drawn trails Crutcher as he walks to the vehicle.
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