They continue to lob unguided missiles at Saudi Arabia's airports and cities and release unguided sea mines into oil tanker sea-lanes in the Red Sea.
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"The special counsel is not an unguided missile," Rosenstein said.
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Our writer took an unguided journey à la Robinson Crusoe.
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The kits turn unguided bombs into precision munitions with navigation systems.
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The story "Unguided Tour" finds Sontag with hands full of potsherds.
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"The special counsel is not an unguided missile," Rosenstein told the newspaper.
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"The special counsel is not an unguided missile," Rosenstein told USA Today.
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"The special counsel is not an unguided missile," the deputy attorney general stated.
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You must wander, unguided, to discover the parts that are meaningful to you.
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It offers guided and unguided mediations lasting anywhere from two to 60 minutes.
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The kits turn unguided bombs into precision weapons when paired with navigation systems.
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Broadly speaking, artillery projectiles can be divided into two categories: unguided and guided.
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It can carry both unguided and guided munitions and has a very large payload.
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Unguided, through the knotted maze of messy lines, a player wouldn't make it through.
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And now all it is is a profit center unguided by any journalistic principles.
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Like JDAM, Spice is an add-on kit that turns unguided bombs into smart ones.
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Munitions specialists deployed with the task force also practiced assembling BDU-50s — inert, unguided bombs.
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More than 30 deaths have been recorded on Uluru, which has a steep, unguided climb.
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Our technical deficiencies — inability to operate at night, inaccuracy of unguided munitions — have since been corrected.
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In Mr. Trump's case, it has handed an unguided missile to an ignorant, impetuous man-child.
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The Mi-24 has a wide range of mostly unguided missiles and a very powerful machine cannon.
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" It carries "the largest conventional payload of both guided and unguided weapons in the Air Force inventory.
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Those guns fired unguided shells that didn't reach the distances the Marines required for supporting amphibious assaults.
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But at $68,000 apiece, Excalibur was far more expensive than unguided shells, which each cost roughly $800.
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A 300-pound sea turtle and a million stars on an unguided journey around the Exuma Islands.
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The improvised unguided bomb packed with nails and other shrapnel, dropped from a helicopter or airplane, doctors believe.
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The U.S. Navy said late last month that an Iranian Revolutionary Guards vessel fired unguided rockets on Dec.
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If choreography is not the organizing principle behind ballet, the art becomes a mindless vehicle for unguided dancers.
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But she said it was true that sex workers had problems with unguided party groups and disrespectful behavior.
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The effectiveness of the Russian air operations, which have mainly involved dropping "dumb," or unguided, bombs, is unclear.
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Walking into the gallery, the first series of works facing the door, aptly titled "Unguided Tour," sets the stage.
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Are we simply the product of unguided evolutionary processes and natural selection, or were we created for a purpose ?
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Syria fired 40 unguided surface-to-air missiles - but only after the Western strikes had ended, the Pentagon said.
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The key difference here is rockets are unguided whereas missiles have a guidance system to steer towards a target.
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Should he become the feared 'unguided missile', uncertainties would increase, fostering safe-haven demand and pushing gold prices significantly higher.
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Importantly, the system learns from a tabula rasa, using unsupervised and unguided exploratory sessions to figure out how the world works.
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I also came across an app called Calm that is loaded with guided and unguided meditations, sleep stories, and breathing exercises.
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Falih said Monday he does not expect OPEC to leave the oil market "unguided in the second half," Dow Jones reported.
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President Trump is an unguided rocket, a carnival barker with the bully pulpit of the presidency amplifying his increasingly wayward tweets.
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The 45-second video shows an Iranian ship firing "several unguided rockets" in the Strait of Hormuz, according to the Navy.
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It focuses instead on form and technique, inviting us to experience Kusama's evolving output through more personal interaction, unguided by psychoanalysis.
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But by far my favorite function of the app, which does separate it from its competitors, is its "unguided meditation" offering.
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The researchers at the Children's National Medical Center in Washington DC haven't let the robot carry out a full operation unguided, then.
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In a report Friday, Amnesty International accused the Syrian government of using outlawed cluster weapons and unguided barrel bombs in the attacks.
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"The aircraft is capable of carrying the largest payload of both guided and unguided weapons in the Air Force inventory," the release said.
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In anticipation, the Navy installed updated guns in 2100 that could fire both the older unguided rounds and the Extended Range Guided Munitions.
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Diana was considered disloyal and unhinged, an unguided missile, when she went on the BBC in 1995 to talk about her emotional distress.
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Moscow views U.S. allegations that it uses unguided munitions in Syria as "totally unfounded", Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told a news briefing.
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"I don't think you can take off from Mars on an unguided rocket and then prick your finger and navigate to a spaceship," he said.
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"I don't want to satisfy my desire, I want to exasperate it," a character says in "Unguided Tour," which appeared in this magazine in 1977.
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Unguided tourism is not allowed in North Korea and the country tightly monitors Western tourists, usually by placing North Korean guides with Western guides on tours.
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In a report Friday, Amnesty International accused the Syrian government of using outlawed cluster weapons and unguided barrel bombs in the attacks against the opposition groups.
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But most folks probably don't want to be against precision weapons that reduce collateral damage or in favor of the broader use of indiscriminate, unguided weapons.
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Syrian and Russian warplanes dropped unguided munitions, known as indiscriminate "dumb bombs" rather than smart bombs that have electronic sensors to find their targets, the report said.
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The sometime collaborators are given free reign to react to the season three premiere, "The Rickshank Redemption," unguided and uncensored, and the two rock icons certainly deliver.
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"Should Trump become the feared 'unguided missile', which we still believe is unlikely, safe-haven demand would increase even more," Julius Baer analyst Carsten Menke said in a note.
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The U.S. Navy released black-and-white video on Saturday it said was taken by an American helicopter showing an Iranian Revolutionary Guards vessel firing unguided rockets on Dec.
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"The concern has been that this is more or less an unguided missile because a retaliation could occur in other sectors that really hurt the United States economy," said Sen.
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Not long ago, 19 miles was considered the longest range possible for an "effective" shot, where an unguided shell could still miss the target by as much as 300 yards.
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The fledgling Afghan Air Force has a small fleet of single-engine propeller planes, supplied and equipped by the United States, that are capable of dropping guided and unguided bombs.
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Idlib, whose population is three times larger, will face Russian bombs that are almost entirely unguided, or "dumb", meaning they are quite likely to miss their targets and instead hit civilians.
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By eliminating waste, Dr Fresconi reckons that a smart artillery round might get away with using a warhead one tenth the size of an unguided one for the same destructive effect.
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It also made clear that the malware turned into an unguided missile — in which the British health care system, which used outdated Microsoft operating systems, turned out to be especially vulnerable.
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While it may not have the slick UI of Spotify or (to a lesser extent) Apple Music, Dischord's Bandcamp page is a free musical education, an unguided tour through a living museum.
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An unguided artillery projectile, the standard that is used for generations and that makes up a majority of rounds in the Army's current stockpile, is unable to correct its path in flight.
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The Syrian government and Russia mainly used unguided, indiscriminate munitions on civilian areas, killing 300 people, including 96 children, in the first four days of a September offensive alone, the report said.
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An array of player-developed cures have been deployed, with very mixed success, and our lawyers are urgently considering the legality of dropping unguided munitions on crowds of now treatable US citizens.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There are two kinds of people in the world: those who know astrology is real, and those who manage to muddle through somehow, unguided by the stars.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 9 (Reuters) - The U.S. Navy released black-and-white video on Saturday it said was taken by an American helicopter showing an Iranian Revolutionary Guards vessel firing unguided rockets on Dec.
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Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System attaches a guidance section to unguided Hydra 229 21-inch rockets, giving helicopters and fixed-wing assets an increased ability to pinpoint targets on the move with laser precision.
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Barrel bombs are crude and nearly impossible to aim, but often devastating unguided explosives dropped from helicopters or planes, while chlorine is a common industrial chemical that turns into hydrochloric acid in the lungs.
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In a context where the only discussion points are the ones designed to divide or consolidate people, the radical proposition becomes one that eschews flag-waving in favor of unguided discourse and personal discovery.
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The US Navy said late last month that an Iranian Revolutionary Guards vessel fired unguided rockets on December 26 near warships, including the aircraft carrier USS Harry S Truman in the Strait of Hormuz.
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The Russians have attacked residential areas with cluster munitions and unguided bombs, which are not only banned but also difficult to target with any precision, striking at least one hospital and a mosque in Idlib.
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It also calls for more than 30,000 Boeing Co Joint Direct Attack Munition tail kits, which turn unguided bombs into all-weather smart munitions using GPS guidance systems, compared to about 22,000 the previous year.
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Several years ago, I joined a private—unguided—raft trip on the Colorado River, through the Grand Canyon, put together by a few friends, some of whom had guided on the river in their twenties.
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" Mr. Obama did not see it that way, but as Benjamin J. Rhodes, his deputy national security adviser, put it in his own book, "In the Situation Room, Biden could be something of an unguided missile.
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" The "conscious author" and the pursuit of "formal perfection" emerged as desirable alternatives to "the fragmentary and unguided thought of the character, as he walks down the street, or sits in a bar, or dreams at night.
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A new type of fuze called the M93 Precision Guidance Kit added guidance fins to a standard-size nose fuze, which could turn an old unguided projectile into a near-precision weapon for, on average, $8,000 apiece.
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"SORNA's delegation provision grants unguided power to the nation's top prosecutor to expand the scope of criminal laws and to impose burdensome, sometimes lifetime registration requirements on hundreds of thousands of individuals," Gundy's attorney Sarah Baumgartel argued.
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He had struck up an acquaintance with Crick about eight years earlier, while Woese was working at the General Electric Research Laboratory in Schenectady, N.Y., as an unguided biophysicist not quite sure what his employers wanted from him.
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A new generation of cut-price precision munitions could change the way America's army wages war, for despite being the world's most technologically advanced and generously funded force, it still employs a great deal of cheap, dumb, unguided weapons.
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Alexis de Tocqueville wrote in "Democracy in America" – a key "Anglo Saxon" text – that "the Anglo-American relies upon personal interest to accomplish his ends and gives free scope to the unguided strength and common sense of the people".
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"Students leave $2.7 billion on the table every year in free federal aid and substitute with loans because the application process is very complex, confusing and unguided, leaving the average student with a debt burden of $33,000," Peeler told CNBC.
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In the era before precision-guided weapons, unguided cluster munitions — which break open over a target and dispense a number of smaller "submunitions" over a wide area — were seen as a way to make up for inaccurate bombs or artillery fire.
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Last month, the U.S. Navy said an IRGC vessel fired unguided rockets near the aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping route for crude oil that connects the Gulf to the Indian Ocean.
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The regime's track record of torture, sexual violence, air strikes, artillery strikes, barrel bomb, and improvised unguided bombs or air-dropped IEDs, as well as the denial of food, water and medical care, have all been well documented, Jones said.
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" Mattis has also been critical of Obama's strategy against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), telling Time magazine in August that the current fight is "unguided by a sustained policy or sound strategy [and is] replete with half-measures.
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That the actualized work is unguided by the artist's eye, leaving the look of the piece to the incidentals of a preconceived system, makes its accidental beauty comparable to that of nature, but as nature's inverse in its fundamental abstraction.
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In the 2006 war between Hezbollah and Israel, Iranian-armed Hezbollah had to fire scores of dumb, unguided, surface-to-surface rockets of limited range in hopes of damaging a single Israeli target, mostly in the northern half of the country.
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Cutting U.S. arms shipments to Saudi Arabia may do little more that lead the Saudis to ignore the systems that the United States has helped set up to limit targeting of civilians and using unguided and more damaging air munitions.
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Front-loading could help by enabling Israel to offer larger, longer-term contracts for purchasing these critical weapons from U.S. defense companies, including GBU-39, GBU-53/B and Hellfire munitions, as well as JDAM kits to upgrade unguided bombs.
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The 33-pound, unguided projectile — intended to explode far above masses of enemy infantry — would have to be blasted from a moving aircraft to reach a house in an alleyway more than 2 miles away, the shot buffeted by winds the whole way.
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For the moment, the Afghan A-29s are still using unguided bombs rather than the guided weapons used by the Americans, and the MD-530 helicopters, which came into service in 2015, fire machine guns and rockets attached to their landing gear.
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But more ships and private yachts are visiting the region than ever -- cruise traffic in Svalbard went up 20% between 2016 and 2017 -- and it is inexperienced and unguided visitors on land that end up in most deadly conflicts with polar bears.
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"In contemporary parlance, any situation that requires making a series of unguided choices, or that provides an opportunity to go back and re-make a series of choices that turned out badly, is referred to as a 'Choose Your Own Adventure,'" it reads.
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Among other key findings, it said that an air strike by a "Russian fixed-wing aircraft" using unguided weapons last November hit a market killing at least 84 people in Atareb, west of Aleppo, in a "de-escalation zone" declared by Russia, Iran and Turkey.
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The strikes may not have specifically targeted civilians, the panel ruled, but the use of unguided blast bombs in a densely populated area could amount to a war crime on the part of Russia, which has played a crucial role in backing the Syrian government.
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Mohannad, a doctor serving in Moadhamiyeh who uses only his first name for his safety, said that 150 explosions had shaken the town in the past two days, and that it was under a barrage of barrel bombs — unguided, makeshift cylinders of explosives dropped from helicopters.
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He was drawn to Communism but preferred reading poetry to reading Marx; flashes of him can be glimpsed both in the shuddering militant of "Old Complaints Revisited" and in the weary flâneurs of "Unguided Tour," who sigh along to anthems because they haven't forgotten the words.
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Yet now the United States is drifting into a strange place where it really does have the decentralized, unguided economy that it told itself it had during the Cold War, but it is now also closing access to the international trade that such a system requires.
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It's impossible to tell from his stated agenda what his foreign policy would actually look like, but it's easy to see that it's going to be a muddle driven by impulse and catchphrases, unguided by actual understanding or reliance on the support of anyone who has it.
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If the argument is that it is morally responsible to keep a person involved in as much of the decision-making loop as possible, then you end up creating a standard by which an unguided, dumb bomb is somehow more moral and ethical than a guided weapon.
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In recent years, the Air Force has explored the rapid fielding of the laser-guided Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System II to turn the unguided Hydra into a precision-guided munition compatible with the A-10, F-16 Fighting Falcon, and F/A-18 Hornet fixed-wing aircraft.
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" The other side: Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who oversees the Russia probe and Mueller's actions, told USA Today, "The special counsel is not an unguided missile... I'm very confident that when the history of this era is written, it will reflect that the department was operated with integrity.
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Other migrants from the caravans have on recent nights made their way unguided out to the westernmost stretch of the border, where the tall metal border fence passes through sunburned hills and alongside residential communities in western Tijuana, emerges at the beach and plunges into the Pacific Ocean.
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An air strike by a Russian aircraft using unguided weapons hit a market killing at least 84 people in Atareb, west of Aleppo, last November, while strikes by the U.S.-led coalition killed 150 residents of a school holding displaced people near Raqqa in March 2017, their report said.
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The free scope allowed to the common sense of the people has spoken, in the United States and the UK. It wasn't "unguided": especially in the United States, most news media guided the vote towards Hillary Clinton, and elite opinion, though not the popular press, guided the Brits away from Brexit.
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The Lancer, which is no longer capable of carrying nuclear weapons, doesn't have the highest ceiling of the Air Force's bombers, but it is considered the bomber fleet's "backbone," as it can fly the fastest, topping 900 mph, and carries the largest payload, up to 75,000 pounds of guided and unguided weapons.
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During the two separate days, two B-52 bombers coordinated with members of the 25th Air Support Operations Squadron and US Army Pacific 2nd Brigade, 25th Infantry Division, 2nd Brigade Combat Team joint terminal attack controllers, also known as JTACs, to deliver a mixed payload of unguided, precision-guided and laser-guided weapons.
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On the Republican side, unguided missile Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, who promises to raise taxes on millionaires and billionaires, leads the pack.
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We opted for the unguided package on this trip — guided trips are possible as well — that would include long days of navigating by map and compass around windswept atolls, longer nights sitting around a campfire, spearfishing dinner, sleeping in tents on the beach and generally living a Robinson Crusoe existence, minus the cannibals, captives and (hopefully) mutineers.
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" Because it was reasonably obvious that the use of such weapons in a civilian area would result in a substantial number of civilian deaths or injuries, the commission made a finding that "the use of unguided bombs, including blast weapons, in a densely civilian populated area may amount to the war crime of launching indiscriminate attacks resulting in death and injury to civilians.
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