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David Bradley takes over for Michael Dudikoff as Sean Davidson a martial artist who must take on bionic ninjas who are developing a chemical virus to sell to terrorists in this incompetent sequel.
A chemical accident involving the main character's father has traumatized him for the longest time.
Don't get me wrong, the manufacturing industry, and the chemical industry in particular, had and has issues.
Probably the most famous of Troma's back-breakingly self-conscious attempts to create a cult classic by deliberately making a bad film, 'The Toxic Avenger' is a porno-grade comedy horror in which a goofy pool attendant falls into a barrel of chemical waste and mutates into the scourge of the city's criminals.
Basically, in Hell's Kitchen, New York, after being blinded by a toxic waste chemical, which increases his other senses dramatically, young Matt Murdock (Scott Terra) loses his father Jack (David Keith) to an unknown man dropping a rose.
Either a chemical spill or an unfulfilled blood pact she made as a child.
Because of an accident in the laboratory of a British chemical company simply named Chemical which joins the government's so-called Prurima Plan, one of the leading researchers, professor Adams, becomes a fresh-eating monster, and attacks a local teenager couple of Betty and her boy friend, Lucas.
The story of the film seems to be trying to express the biological and/or chemical crisis of the city of Newton where the ex-professor monster is, but the film itself has no tense atmosphere from beginning to end.
The kids go exploring the island and find the home of a 'dragon lady'-like scientist(Katherine Victor) that welcomes the teen visitors; now she will have more subjects for her experimentation with a secret formula chemical that will turn them into zombies.
Moreover, the Syrian government does appear to be slowly giving up its chemical weapons, as it agreed last September to do.
Another is to capture it directly from the air using specially designed chemical processes.
Tenth-grade chemistry makes use of ninth-grade physics, deepening and enriching the student’s grasp, but no basic chemical or biological principles are required for ninth-grade physics.
All of that required a plethora of breakthroughs in geology, metallurgy, material science, chemical engineering, cars, roads, cities, rules, and other areas.
In principle, we could learn what genes do just by reading their chemical language.
Aside from the Iran negotiations, other arms control cooperation is continuing, including between the US and Russia over the New START treaty to reduce strategic deployments, and over chemical weapons in Syria.
Naturally, they encourage us to diagnose eating, sleeping, or feeling too much (or too little) as illnesses requiring a chemical cure.
There is also the prospect of the proliferation of chemical and biological weapons, which have already been used in the Syrian conflict both by President Bashar al-Assad’s regime and the Islamic State.
The Alliance should also seek to enhance its capacity to detect the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and improve its situational awareness of chemical and biological threats.
It consists of two strings – formed from phosphate and sugar – along which four unique chemical compounds (DNA bases) are attached.
Many have suffered untold horrors, from repeated chemical weapons attacks to the bombing of hospitals and bread lines.
There are also health concerns over the potential leaching of chemical compounds from PET bottles, as well as from the large reusable polycarbonate containers in which bottlers deliver water to homes and offices.
The work of Michael Skinner and his colleagues provides a good example of this: they found that injecting pregnant rats with a chemical that suppresses androgens (male sex hormones) causes their descendants to have diseases that are inherited for several generations.
The first threat is rooted in North Korea’s pursuit of enhanced military capabilities through a ballistic-missile program and the development of weapons of mass destruction (nuclear, chemical, and biological).
Another looming threat is a scenario in which the Assad regime’s stockpiles of missiles and chemical weapons fall into – or are actually transferred to – the wrong hands.
For starters, the West’s decision not to intervene directly in Syria, particularly after the official exposure of the Assad government’s use of chemical weapons, has diminished confidence in the US among its traditional allies, particularly Saudi Arabia.
The creation of seed monopolies, and with them crushing debts to a new species of moneylender – the agents of the seed and chemical companies – has taken a high human toll as well.
Whereas the US and Russia disagree about how to end the Syrian civil war, they have cooperated in disarming Syria of its chemical weapons.
By proposing a diplomatic solution to the use of chemical weapons in Syria, Putin offered Obama a way out of the political impasse – threatening a military intervention with little support at home or abroad – in which he found himself.
If Syria’s chemical weapons are destroyed, the agreement will have established an invaluable precedent concerning the behavior of great powers in a time of crisis.
The average chemical fertilizer use in sub-Saharan Africa is 12.5 kilograms per hectare of arable land, compared to the world average of 102 kg/hectare.
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