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Worse still in a fit of angst and guilt it was this led to Dorian's grandfather killing himself and his daughter " Who'd have thought that the smallest thing in creation would kill the most number of people " Hmmmm well since the film ignores any sense of time and setting I think it's only fair neutrinos are smaller than atoms whilst firearms have killed far more people than atomic bombs .
There are many cars exploded, some helicopters, some airplanes, some cycles, some bombs, some more...
'The Haunted Mansion' got a lot of bombs thrown at it by critics, and almost nobody liked it.
Again Samus has to locate various weapons such as the ice beam, missiles, bombs, high jump boots, energy tanks along with new weapons; super missiles and bombs, grappling beam and x-ray scanner.
Personally, I am a fan of apocalyptic fiction and thoughts of what would happen if the bombs really dropped.
Rebuilding the world, or what is left of it, is a topic that can engage us for a long time, but the people in this clueless town act like "oh, a bunch of nuclear bombs wiped out most of our country, when is Oprah on!."
Through a combination of mortars that shatter entire city quarters, starvation, hypothermia, and now barrel bombs that spray nails and shrapnel indiscriminately, President Bashar al-Assad’s forces have seized the advantage.
Shortly after the atomic bombs had fallen on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Einstein was asked, “Why is it that when the mind of man has stretched so far as to discover the structure of the atom we have been unable to devise the political means to keep the atom from destroying us?”His answer was timeless: “That is simple, my friend.
As the bombs fell on China’s wartime Nationalist capital, Chongqing, the social contract between state and society became more important.
If this idea stands, Russian minorities from the Baltic to the Crimea may turn out to be ticking time bombs.
He also wants Russia to return its southernmost Kuril Islands – a resource-rich area known as the Northern Territories in Japan – which the Soviet Union seized just after the United States dropped nuclear bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945.
Existing global stockpiles have a destructive capacity equal to 150,000 Hiroshima bombs, and in handling them there is an omnipresent potential for human error, system error, or misjudgment under stress.
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's reaction summed up the Turkish sentiment: "These bombs aim to destroy the peace and stability in our country.
Far-right groups infamously dubbed the attack by which at least 30,000 people were killed “Dresden’s Holocaust of bombs.”
Bombs and bullets alone cannot defeat political poison.
Nor is it only bombs that add to life's general uncertainties.
Stop the Band-Aid TreatmentThe Middle East is a tinderbox, with some key players on all sides waiting for every opportunity to destroy their enemies with bullets, bombs and missiles.
With American backing, Israeli bombs and missiles rained down on Lebanon.
The North was prepared to allow verification of the shutdown and decommissioning of its graphite-moderated reactor (responsible for producing enough plutonium for several bombs), but was not prepared to allow inspections of undeclared sites.
Add to that the widespread view that the bombs accelerated the end of the war, thereby saving lives, and few Americans would make the case that Japan is owed any apology.
Uranium enrichment is certainly the first condition for making bombs, but the level of enrichment must reach about 95%, compared to 3.5% for energy production.
That may sound like hyperbole, but raising the temperature and reducing the rainfall of a predominantly agricultural nation can be as devastating to its people as dropping bombs on it.
(Note to European military leaders: please don’t signal to Qaddafi that you are running out of bombs.)
And North Korea still has those nuclear bombs.
But when the bank announced a first-half loss of €3.6 billion ($4.7 billion), the sudden collapse of confidence was alarming, and nervous investors are asking whether there are similar time bombs ticking elsewhere.
If terrorist bombs are no longer going off in the Indian state of Assam, it is thanks to the government in Dhaka.
Countries that wish to develop nuclear energy but not nuclear bombs should be given international guarantees of fuel supply and disposal of spent fuel.
Feelings of intense insecurity are not related to bombs and sirens.
Nuclear bombs or materials risk being controlled by rebels, terrorist groups, or even failing and desperate governments.
Stealthy movement of bombs or materials amid the unrest would further complicate targeting.
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