"It's like putting bulletproof glass in front of a bulletproof vest," 21 Savage said.
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Dave Asprey is the founder of Bulletproof Coffee and the author of The Bulletproof Diet.
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Louisiana is considering bulletproof backpacks, some Florida schools have given kids bulletproof inserts for their bags, and schools in Delaware have had bulletproof whiteboards, meant to act as shields, since 2014.
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"I can't bring myself to move around in bulletproof cars or in closed popemobiles with bulletproof glass," he said.
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All the bulletproof backpacks, bulletproof classroom shelters and armed guards don't seem to stem the larger tide of violence.
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"When you're dealing with a bulletproof man, it helps if you have a bulletproof Director," said executive producer Jeph Loeb.
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"When you're dealing with a bulletproof man, it helps if you have a bulletproof director," he said in a statement.
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Mr. Perrotta also pressed, unsuccessfully, for a bulletproof vehicle for Mr. Pruitt and a bulletproof desk for his security detail.
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EPA spokesman Jahan Wilcox said that EPA has "no bulletproof vehicles" nor did it ever seek "any contracts for bulletproof vehicles," but declined to comment on reports of the Suburban upgrade and use of bulletproof car seat covers.
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Bulletproof: Complimentary cups of Bulletproof Coffee will be served at the intersection of Warren and Greenwich in New York City's Tribeca neighborhood.
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And in the search for one, students around the country are wearing bulletproof backpacks, looking through bulletproof glass, and learning "stop the bleed" programs.
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The trucks, built on a shortened Ford F-550 chassis, weigh roughly nine tons, fabricated from flat sheets of American-made bulletproof steel and bulletproof glass.
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The artist behind the hit 2009 song "Bulletproof" tore into Fox Business for using the song in a segment about bulletproof supplies for students such as backpacks.
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He says that Bulletproof Coffee, paired with his Bulletproof Diet, can boost energy, lead to weight loss, and even raise your IQ. Asprey's claims have garnered skepticism.
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The official said that the bulletproof seats, made of the same kevlar used in bulletproof vests, was approved by the head of Pruitt's security detail, Pasquale "Nino" Perrotta.
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Paul's other four points on his action plan essentially boil down to greater militarization of schools: bulletproof windows, heightened police presence, check-in points, and bulletproof backpack inserts for kids.
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While the kids were sleeping, they also had night patrols, where three of the children were equipped with Kalashnikovs rifles, knives, bulletproof vests, bulletproof helmets, and then patrolled the camp area.
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Bulletproof coffee—Also known as "coffee with butter in it," bulletproof coffee took hold in the Bay Area in mid-2014, with many coffee shops blending melted butter into hot coffee.
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Bulletproof coffee—Also known as "coffee with butter in it," bulletproof coffee took hold in the Bay Area in mid-20143, with many coffee shops blending melted butter into hot coffee.
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" At the event, Musk claimed the car was "bulletproof.
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Brnak, a longtime Bulletproof employee, claims (as many Bulletproof enthusiasts do) that he tried everything to quit his "life-threatening" addiction to the devious fried confection known on the streets as "donuts".
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Luckin Coffee, a Chinese on-demand coffee delivery startup, raised $200 million in July at a billion-dollar valuation, followed by a $40 million round for Bulletproof 360, the company behind Bulletproof Coffee.
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Top pick: Becoming Bulletproof With the conversation about Hollywood inclusion growing to un-ignorable levels, Becoming Bulletproof puts the spotlight on some of the most invisible and marginalized people in entertainment: disabled performers.
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But that's just part of the buildup of school safety measures that was underway even before the Parkland shooting — everything from lockdown drills to bulletproof backpacks and even bulletproof shelters in the schools.
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Bulletproof brand BOO sells on its site for around $25.
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"It's very bulletproof, let's put it that way," he said.
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We've debunked some of the other Bulletproof coffee claims before.
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These tips are tried and true practices, but hardly bulletproof.
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The police are armed, all of them wearing bulletproof vests.
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Having a bulletproof way to connect with employees is vital.
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Clearly, the Bulletproof hype is not melting away anytime soon.
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His office would have two doorways, cameras and bulletproof glass.
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HE LIES under bulletproof glass, lit up with red rays.
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Shaw could move, but felt discomfort underneath his bulletproof vest.
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And this time, the sign is expected to be bulletproof.
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Still, the golden cross is far from a bulletproof signal.
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They were all armed, many of them wearing bulletproof vests.
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But a badass bulletproof armadillo firing the bullet right back?
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Caballero has now been making bulletproof clothing for 2357 years.
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Put it in your morning coffee to make it bulletproof.
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"They're young, they consider themselves bulletproof," explains Dr Barrasso fondly.
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So we knew we needed to be totally bulletproof here.
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During the trial, Eichmann sat inside a bulletproof glass box.
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He has a bulletproof S.U.V. and bodyguards around the clock.
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Now, in a first, the memorial will be made bulletproof.
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We knew that those client résumés had to be bulletproof.
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N.F.L. players think they're bulletproof as far as they're concerned.
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She noticed new bulletproof vehicles and police officers with guns.
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He also bought two bulletproof vests, for about $700 each.
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That's how bulletproof hosters became the favorite hideouts for cybercriminals.
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Bulletproof coffee is a mixture of coffee brewed from "low-toxin" beans, unsalted grass-fed butter or ghee, and something called "Brain Octane Oil," Dave Asprey, founder and CEO of Bulletproof, explains in an email.
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That emoji was a bulletproof vest, with BTS emblazoned on it.
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A former "MythBusters" host made his own bulletproof Iron Man suit.
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"The world is ready for a bulletproof black man," he's said.
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He's Mr. Bulletproof, after all — the weapon can't make him bleed.
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There's even a potion to make cattle and their owners bulletproof.
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That choice, and the bulletproof dinos, don't really bother Horner, though.
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Brooke Burke Charvet won Dancing with the Stars, so she's bulletproof.
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But he's also a creepy flying alien man with bulletproof eyes.
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The U.S. government has paid for bulletproof cars for Melendez's team.
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Louisiana now allows kids to carry bulletproof backpacks in the halls.
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I wanted it to be as strong and bulletproof as possible.
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Was it the BulletProof Brain Octane, which promises to boost concentration?
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No job is worth having to wear a bulletproof vest. Period.
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But about that last thing… Just how bulletproof is it, really?
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Here there were police officers and court officers in bulletproof vests.
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By the end of the film he's donning a bulletproof vest.
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From vehicles to, essentially, supplies of all kind, including bulletproof vests.
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Here's what I won't be buying either of them: bulletproof backpacks.
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It's over an inch thick, and, the manufacturer says, it's bulletproof.
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I park my car and walk through the bulletproof front door.
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There's guns, there's bulletproof vests, and all that's for a reason.
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Men clasping automatic rifles and bulletproof vests patrol every few feet.
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Now some parents are thinking about adding another item: bulletproof backpacks.
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The freshman student had also researched bulletproof vests, the document states.
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Children at the Jewish kindergarten in Malmo play behind bulletproof glass.
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Other allegations, like reports that the E.P.A. looked into a bulletproof desk and a bulletproof sport utility vehicle, Mr. Pruitt may flatly deny, saying he wants to "put this rumor to rest," according to the memo.
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No software is bulletproof, there's invariably a flaw to be exploited somewhere.
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Yesterday, Brown spent more than $350,000 on a bulletproof SUV, TMZ reported .
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The best 3D printers take this basic design and make it bulletproof.
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Celebrity Cars claims the Cadillac is one of the earliest bulletproof cars.
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Luke is bulletproof, for example, and that car door is for show.
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These days, Bulletproof coffee is still going strong in certain wellness circles.
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According to Lockwood, Bulletproof coffee is not a great idea for everyone.
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Pop has a lot of nicknames for Luke: Power man, Mr. Bulletproof.
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Schulman, 50, was struck under the armpit while wearing a bulletproof vest.
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Maybe he thought he was bulletproof and he could do no wrong.
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With windows constructed out of bulletproof glass, the building also promises security.
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Dave Asprey, the creator of Bulletproof Coffee, also seeks care from Miller.
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Harlem has settled, but Mr. Bulletproof has business to settle in Georgia.
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The platform is called the Bulletproof Vibe, and it's Asprey's newest product.
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You can't entirely bulletproof your timeline, no matter how actively you mute.
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Some wear bulletproof vests to work after experiencing direct threats of violence.
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If you want to bulletproof your life, you're going to need it.
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You should do the same if you want to bulletproof your mind.
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"She comes off as 10 feet tall and bulletproof," Mr. Mankiewicz said.
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"I'ma riot, I'ma riot through your borders / Call me bulletproof," she sings.
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There is an entire industry dedicated to the manufacture of bulletproof products.
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The group also ships over gear like flight suits and bulletproof vests.
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We put her in a fortress: walls, checkpoints, lasers, guards, bulletproof glass.
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Armed agents in bulletproof vests filled a narrow corridor outside apartment 208.
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Bulletproof & Partyraiser - Tribute to the Legend Keith Flint (The Prodigy Bootleg)83.
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A botched demonstration of the truck's "bulletproof" windows added to the skepticism.
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CEO Elon Musk claimed the car was "bulletproof" against a 9mm handgun.
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School violence has become commonplace enough that some teens carry bulletproof backpacks.
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The colleague now drives in a bulletproof car and carries a pistol.
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It is the anti-Bulletproof coffee, save for their shared caffeine boost.
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Cold Spring's housing values are solid, Ms. Tomann said, if not bulletproof.
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Nor is he going to hide his body behind a bulletproof backpack.
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But the sad truth is, we can't bulletproof our way to security.
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So are bulletproof vests and security training sessions for members and staff.
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If you want really bulletproof protection though, go for an OtterBox case.
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He and others, armed and wearing bulletproof vests, went to the door.
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The bulletproof glass "appeared to have been violently shattered," Mr. Wenzel said.
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Incredible power at an incredible price Tesla reveals a bulletproof electric pickup.
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Felder offers some tips on how to make your prenuptial agreement bulletproof.
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Celebrity Cars, the company selling the infamous mobsters vehicle, claims his former Cadillac is one of the earliest bulletproof cars after it was outfitted with an inch thick bulletproof glass windows and almost 3,000 pounds of armored plating.
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Our car was bulletproof, but not that bulletproof, and when 20 masked men surround you, banging the tips of their rifles on your window and ordering you out, all you can think of is how exactly this will end.
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He didn't have time to get a long rifle or a bulletproof vest.
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Hall, who was wearing a bulletproof vest, was rushed to an Atlanta hospital.
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"Pediatricians do not have to have armed guards and bulletproof windows," he said.
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Looks not at all bulletproof and possibly like an actually bad idea, right?
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Tactical gear like bulletproof vests, or far more guns than they actually need.
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Even in his shiny new bulletproof car, Mr Putin faces a bumpy ride.
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"It's important for us to have a bulletproof delivery system," Doctor told me.
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She's pictured armed with a rifle, a bulletproof vest and lots of ammunition.
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The emoji features a bulletproof vest with the band's initials "BTS" on it.
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Modafinil has some vocal fans, including the "biohacker" and Bulletproof founder Dave Asprey.
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I am not an Amazon, but I might become one—fearsome, inviolable, bulletproof.
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They, on more than one occasion, asked me to wear a bulletproof vest.
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Some experts worry that buying bulletproof gear may not be of much help.
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Otherwise every GOP senator will need armed guards and a bulletproof vest tonight.
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His spokesman later told Reuters that his bulletproof vest had been too tight.
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The President delivered his speech from behind a rain-streaked transparent bulletproof barrier.
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Vaccines do significantly reduce the risk of getting sick, but they aren't bulletproof.
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"That's not, you know, bulletproof but that's kind of interesting," Chen told Axios.
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That kind of language led local media to nickname him Park's "Bulletproof Vest".
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They had been shot in the back, through their bulletproof vests, Marshall wrote.
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She has also invested in Bulletproof Coffee, Health-Ade Kombucha and The Muse.
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The Secret Service, taking no chances, had installed two-inch-thick bulletproof glass.
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And, for unclear reasons, it's bulletproof, at least to a 21-millimeter handgun.
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Bulletproof windows and reinforced suspension can be custom-made for a large SUV.
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"The fact that Bulletproof Comics is even open is outstanding," Mr. Darko said.
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Encryption is viewed by many as "bulletproof" technology to protect data from cyberthieves.
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Many were found to be wearing ammo or bulletproof vests and camouflage clothing.
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Neither the detective nor the sergeant were wearing bulletproof vests, the police said.
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After promising the upgrade several months ago, France's Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve announced that BAC officers would now be toting similar guns and armor as the country's special intervention forces, including assault rifles, ballistic shields, thicker bulletproof vests, and bulletproof helmets.
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The department has recently installed bulletproof protection on the doors of more than 2,000 patrol cars; in January the city allocated funding for bulletproof window panels on 3,800 cars and last month received its first delivery of 500 pairs of windows.
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In addition, both Politico and The New York Times reported Thursday that Perrotta has been behind much of the security spending escalation by Pruitt, including new SUVs to transport him, bulletproof vests, a bulletproof desk and hiring the Italian security firm.
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Photographs on social media appeared to show bodyguards shielding Maduro with black bulletproof panels.
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My man Baldin P. "bulletproof" Vess took down perps who actually committed criminal acts.
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Manchin, you've got to make sure you have the first floor windows all bulletproof.
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Nonetheless, Asprey believes Bulletproof Coffee jumpstarts his metabolism and makes him averse to snacking.
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The new sign is made of steel, and according to its manufacturer is bulletproof.
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Al Capone's former vehicle, a bulletproof 1928 Cadillac, has been listed for $1 million.
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They also suggested installing high-tech white boards that could double as bulletproof shields.
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With something like this, [Rooney] knows she's bulletproof, so she can take a risk.
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Bulletproof Coffee:Bulletproof is celebrating National Coffee Day on both the east and west coast.
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And, in New York City, customers can get free Bulletproof Coffee from 7 a.m.
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Luke's new nemesis has super strength too, and yes, that extends to bulletproof skin.
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Its bulletproof glass will be fitted to the cars of Mexico's rich and fearful.
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Turns out they're not bulletproof, but they are indestructible for up to 50 wears.
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Despite this, he added that the bulletproof clipboard was of little comfort to him.
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"I am reminded by Justine's death that love is not bulletproof," her father said.
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Cybercriminals rely on so-called bulletproof hosts — cloud service providers — and anonymous payment systems.
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Your homeowners coverage isn't bulletproof if a tropical storm or hurricane strikes your home.
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All those bowls of optimistic vegan intentions, bulletproof fruit concoctions, and Dry January convictions.
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BTS translates to Bulletproof Boy Scouts, and they are also known as Bangtan Boys.
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Officers, decked out in helmets, arm and shin guards, and bulletproof vests approach her.
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The minister took special interest in the 50-pound bulletproof vests worn by officers.
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The bulletproof glass and metal fencing replace temporary barriers that were installed in 2016.
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But the closest the site itself came to memorialization were the building's bulletproof windows.
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" "Because it was for Darpa," Mershin says, "we had to make it look bulletproof.
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In Oklahoma, some districts have installed bulletproof storm shelters that double as safe rooms.
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Reinforcements and bulletproof barricades can help defenders create chokepoints, but they're in short supply.
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Copeland, 58, was wearing a bulletproof vest and was struck several times, Stapp said.
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She lifted her shirt and revealed her bulletproof vest, encouraging her son touch it.
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Each of the carriages is bulletproof, making them thousands of pounds heavier than average.
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The district spent about $70,000 on safes, bulletproof vests, cameras, guns, radios and ammunition.
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Occupation: bank executive Age: 45 Your hat looks so thick, it could be bulletproof.
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I followed The Bulletproof Diet fairly religiously for the better part of 18 months.
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And I had this bulletproof vest on the whole time, and that's physically uncomfortable.
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Don't go to the bulletproof place on the corner that doesn't give a shit.
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Uber is illustrative of a breed of company that aimed to bulletproof its security.
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But that last one isn't super-important: see Gwyneth Paltrow and The Bulletproof Diet.
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Bulletproof vests that cost more than $500 must be added to lawmakers' office inventory.
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The third replacement sign was made to be bulletproof and set up last October.
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The company also makes bulletproof emergency shields the size of fire extinguishers for schools.
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"He has demonstrated he's bulletproof," someone that used to work for him told me.
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They also go into a forest, where Davis wants to test a bulletproof vest.
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"Hannibal was doing fine without that joke…[he's] bulletproof as a comedian," Oswalt echoed.
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It was simple, but the rapping was bulletproof, and it got the message across.
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So if there will be some kind of doubts then this review clause it makes sense and of course I asked for bulletproof solution but if it will be not bulletproof then we can be absolutely sure the ECJ will intervene once again.
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Bullet-resistant panels are now used by offices and hospitals, sales of bulletproof backpacks are on the rise in some school districts, and bulletproof blankets are now sold to preschools so that children have protection in the event of an active shooter.
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Eichmann sat in the dock behind bulletproof glass for a trial that drew international attention.
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" In the song, Madonna later sings, "Not bulletproof, shouldn't have to run from a gun.
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I Wasn't Born Bulletproof: Lessons I've Learned (So You Don't Have To) is out now.
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It's hurricane-proof and bulletproof and can endure a fire for up to four hours.
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The next day is the big day, which requires Eve to wear a bulletproof vest.
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We are multifaceted, complex, vulnerable yet bulletproof, and Fenty speaks to all of our intricacies.
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Then there's MCT oil, which Bulletproof claims will help you think better and lose weight.
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Gangs are using high-powered rifles that can tear through cars and even bulletproof vests.
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Shinjiru is a so-called bulletproof hosting service offering technical and legal protections for hackers.
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For the GOP event, he's bringing a bulletproof vest and a helmet, just in case.
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The material is on par with Kevlar, and it could be used for bulletproof vests.
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As soon as I get home, I make some bulletproof coffee for an energy boost.
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BTW ... the company also sells bulletproof luxury items, like Gucci bomber jackets and Hermes bags.
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Nobody was injured from the shooting ... mostly because Dolph spent $300k to bulletproof his SUV.
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Thankfully, the drive-thru window was bulletproof (safety first!), so no one inside was hurt.
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They don badges and bulletproof vests — and assume the risks that come with law enforcement.
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Fortunately I have a bulletproof vest and a steel ballistic helmet to keep me warm. . . .
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These tragic events have increased the amount and types of bulletproof products on the market.
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The suspected gang members were wearing bulletproof vests and carrying assault rifles, the statement said.
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Nootropics companies like HVMN, formerly Nootrobox, and Bulletproof have raised millions from Silicon Valley investors.
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Several of his bulletproof best-sellers earned the label "Texas Superstars," a crown in commerce.
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Ringing up cigarettes behind bulletproof glass isn't the beginning of a long and fruitful career.
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Our failure to surmount all of these factors has helped make the glass ceiling bulletproof.
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Use your voice, your money, and your vote to break through that bulletproof glass ceiling.
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Elon Musk smashed the "bulletproof" windows of his prototype Cybertruck, and now you can, too.
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That formula is not bulletproof; it's possible to quirk one's way into a particular school.
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Detective Simonsen, who was struck once in the chest, was not wearing a bulletproof vest.
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Bottenfield, acutely aware that he wasn't wearing a bulletproof vest, couldn't see the gunman at first.
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"Pensions are bulletproof," David Cook, an attorney who represents Ron Goldman's father, Fred, told Fox News.
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The Bulletproof Coffee didn't keep hunger at bay, and my stomach had been grumbling for hours.
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BTS, also known as Bangtan Boys, Bulletproof Boy Scouts, and Beyond the Scene, have broken through.
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The shield's made of 12 layers of bulletproof Kevlar with an aluminum core in the middle.
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The engineers say that many bulletproof barriers are made of steel and weigh nearly 100 pounds.
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In saving Luke's life, the mad doctor also accidentally magnifies his strength and makes him bulletproof.
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Luke Cage elevates a bulletproof black superhero, fighting for justice and the common man in Harlem.
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The glass must have been tempered or bulletproof, though, because he was getting nowhere with it.
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"What are you going to do: put a bulletproof barrier around every building?" the official says.
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"We could build a system that's bulletproof but the costs would be astronomical," Cowen told me.
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The man in question clearly captured the attention of police because he's wearing a bulletproof vest.
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And I think Norman is kind of bulletproof in the show, but that's a big thing.
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"There's something powerful about seeing a Black man bulletproof and unafraid," Method Man says on-air.
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If the Indominus rex had bulletproof armor, it'd be so heavy that it'd have problems moving.
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Murphy is now working for the company that makes the bulletproof vest that saved his life.
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Even though he was wearing a bulletproof vest under his thick blue jacket, he wasn't safe.
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The department posted an image to Facebook showing the deputy's blood-soaked uniform and bulletproof vest.
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Investigators are also looking into E.P.A. purchases of thousands of dollars in bulletproof vests and weapons.
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She raised money to equip schools with bulletproof glass and emergency medical stop-the-bleed kits.
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A lot of the equipment found its way to him thanks to his podcast, Bulletproof Radio.
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Peterson wore a bulletproof vest to court, and fellow STRESS officers packed the room in support.
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Some are adding bulletproof doors, windows and door barriers, along with metal detectors and armed guards.
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In response, he made a bulletproof child-sized backpack as part of the MC Kids line.
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The Eiffel Tower is installing bulletproof glass and metal fencing to protect it from terrorist attacks.
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Whiteboards and backpacks are not the only bulletproof items available in the wake of mass shootings.
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A growing number of companies, including Walmart and Home Depot, have even started selling bulletproof backpacks.
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The windows on that car were bulletproof because his drive to work had been so dangerous.
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He was found with a revolver in his hand and a bulletproof vest beneath his shirt.
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The former grand salon, now the office of the Serbian ambassador, is retrofitted with bulletproof windows.
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Sales of bulletproof products and barricades spiked after Parkland, as they do after every school shooting.
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One company pledged to donate proceeds from its bulletproof backpacks to Parkland victims and their families.
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Friends and colleagues joked about my needing a bulletproof vest for my meeting at Birth Choice.
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The dispatcher, sitting in the office behind bulletproof glass, bored and tired, looked at my note.
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Battery always ample; speed always constant; keyboard not exactly incredible but also spill sealed and bulletproof.
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But, no man is bulletproof, I know that; after all, they crucified your boy, didn't they?
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They don't live in elaborate towers, have their clothes tailor-made, drive exotic (and bulletproof) cars.
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Companies like Guard Dog Security, Bullet Blocker and TuffyPacks designed bulletproof backpacks to quell those concerns.
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After midnight, Mr. Sharif spoke from behind bulletproof glass and lashed out at the court's ruling.
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Netflix Nikki Glaser can write a joke that's so economical and perfectly calibrated that it's bulletproof.
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The men had no helmets, and most of them wore flak jackets that lacked bulletproof plates.
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"I think it's bulletproof," Tsoi said with a weak smile, pointing to his khaki-green helmet.
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Mr. Howard wore a bulletproof vest when he explained the measures to gun owners in Victoria.
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They carried heavy weaponry, and their bulletproof vests read "ICE," short for Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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It is a place where people buy their groceries in liquor stores protected by bulletproof glass.
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One company pledged to donate proceeds from its bulletproof backpacks to Parkland victims and their families.
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At minute 11, in his three hour lecture called "Bulletproof Mind" , Grossman advocated arming school teachers.
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Although Putin's electoral victory looks bulletproof, the vote isn't without drama — or perils for Putin's regime.
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Armed agents in bulletproof vests surrounded Stone's home and hauled him off ... reportedly in his pajamas.
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READ: Did Kim Jong Un just show up in Beijing on a 21-car bulletproof train?
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Read more: How the CEO of Bulletproof Coffee turned buttered coffee into a multimillion-dollar empire
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" "Until I wrote my book I didn't really think about the bulletproof vest in our family closet.
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Someone posts a code on Instagram for Bulletproof protein bars, and the lemon cookie flavor sounds amazing.
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Marvel's bulletproof hero is back in a matter of months, as revealed in a new Netflix teaser.
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The original bulletproof coffee recipe calls for the company's proprietary coffee, butter, and medium chain triglyceride oil.
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Dozens of weapons and ammunition, a bulletproof vest and an armored vehicle were seized during the search.
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We were separated by a thick wall of bulletproof glass, but I could still feel his presence.
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He was wearing a bulletproof vest, a mask, and hearing protection at the time of the shooting.
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Al Capone's former vehicle, a bulletproof 1928 Cadillac, has been listed for $1 million with Celebrity Cars.
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Runcie said Monday that safety enhancements such as metal detectors and bulletproof glass were still being examined.
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He made a TikTok showing off his school ID badge, with the "Bulletproof" song playing over top.
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It might just be August, and a middling quarterback's social consciousness briefly piercing the NFL's bulletproof surface.
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Customers becoming familiar with, or simply accepting of, "mysterious" products doesn't mean Tesla is bulletproof, Rinesi says.
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The pantyhose are made with the same type of fiber found in bulletproof vests and climbing equipment.
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Everyone feels like they're pulling their weight, whether their power is bulletproof skin or a glowing fist.
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Bulletproof Coffee, a brand of coffee meant to maximize performance has also become popular in Silicon Valley.
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She's pictured armed with a rifle, a bulletproof vest, lots of ammunition — and her signature aviator sunglasses.
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Officer Óscar Sedano drives the truck wearing a bulletproof vest and with two loaded guns within reach.
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Dan Scholnick, an investor with Trinity Ventures, became aware of ketosis through his investment in Bulletproof Coffee.
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City records show that the police want to purchase riot control gear, bulletproof helmets and steel gates.
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She sits behind a crowd, behind a velvet rope, and finally behind a piece of bulletproof glass.
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Dr. Tell consults for the Emmett Till Memorial Commission and wrote the prose for the bulletproof sign.
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His suit, at once bulletproof and clingy, makes Tony Stark's outfit look like a deep-sea diver's.
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Police: The Department of Justice (DOJ) is looking to study bulletproof vests worn by law enforcement officers.
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But unlike the open-roof models previous presidents travelled in, this one was encased by bulletproof glass.
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In this sense, the Mr. Chow brand has evolved into a prime example of the bulletproof restaurant.
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I get more Bulletproof Coffee and try a 20-minute Electrical Muscle Stimulation workout from Katalyst Fitness.
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It's basically bulletproof because we now have I'd say 25 points of presence all over the world.
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In a test conducted by ABC-7, shots from an AR-15 completely shredded the bulletproof plate.
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The fact that he died in a bulletproof, open-backed car kept playing over and over again.
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No Social Security plan is bulletproof — because you don't know when you or your spouse will die.
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"It is, it is literally bulletproof to a nine millimeter handgun," Musk said onstage during the unveiling.
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Using shipping and corporate data, satellite images and interviews, we investigated a shipment of two bulletproof Mercedes.
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Mr. Simpson was wearing a polo shirt and cargo pants; he had no bulletproof vest or helmet.
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The high school has a specially trained officer and a bulletproof window between the secretary and visitors.
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"Wearing a bulletproof vest is going to blow you up," revealing a police presence, Mr. Panagopoulos said.
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That shadow lingered on Wednesday night as police officers in bulletproof vests stood guard by the dugouts.
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A lot of them wore body armor or bulletproof vests, and there were quite a few shootings.
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It's made with heavy-duty steel, bulletproof glass, green technology, and "integrated radiation and microbiological protection systems."
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Two other bullets pierced his police uniform but became lodged in his bulletproof vest, the authorities said.
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For example, at 37A, the entry was BULLETPROOF VEST, BULL being the name for a bovine male.
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I made Bulletproof coffee and opened email and DMs and made sure there wasn't anything too pressing.
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In any given year, our newsroom budget includes funding for bulletproof vests, hazmat suits and armored cars.
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Abraha is stationed at one of two cash registers, inside a rectangular box of bulletproof plate glass.
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A new bulletproof memorial to Emmett Till was unveiled Saturday after the previous sign was repeatedly damaged.
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We're talking to parents who are considering whether they should buy a bulletproof backpack for their children.
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The decision to equip firefighters with bulletproof vests was made before the February 15 shooting, Muhammad said.
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We are comforted by our position behind the screen, which offers the protection level of bulletproof glass.
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Some people even said the beast was bulletproof, as no marksman seemed able to take it down.
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Rahami was injured in the shootout, as was an officer ... but his bulletproof vest saved his life.
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Clayton apparently shot the suspect in the chest, but his bulletproof vest stopped the bullet, according to police.
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I reject the idea that, for a lipstick to be considered truly stellar, it must be certified bulletproof.
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Because apparently he's the only human on Earth besides John Wick who knows these magic bulletproof suits exist.
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This one, heavy and sleek, is made of thick AR500 steel and sheathed by an acrylic panel. Bulletproof.
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I was initially stoked to try Bulletproof coffee, because it sounded like it would taste kind of good.
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TL;DR While the Bulletproof bandwagon may seem appealing, the so-called health benefits are hazy at best.
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Luke Cage and Jessica Jones were scienced half to death and emerged with enhanced strength and bulletproof skin.
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When officers surrounded the residence, the suspect exited the home wearing a bulletproof vest appearing to be unarmed.
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Its inhabitants therefore have a greater need for a bulletproof car that can repel an armed roadside bandit.
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For some ungodly reason, Ferris was already wearing a bulletproof vest as the two started crushing cold ones.
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Officers reportedly chased the suspect, who then shot and hit Barney, who was not wearing a bulletproof vest.
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The wire is also engineered using durable amid fiber, which is the same material used for bulletproof vests.
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The teenagers, one of whom was wearing an LAPD bulletproof vest, were arrested and taken in for questioning.
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Finally, I figured it'd be just easier to walk so I ditched the bike and my bulletproof vest.
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Some of the questions which need to be answered: - Was Brian Terry wearing his bulletproof vest or not?
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But Bulletproof coffee may not be the health tonic it's touted to be, at least not for everyone.
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The officers were in uniform, wearing bulletproof vests and body cameras, and were in a marked police car.
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Although police-issue bulletproof vests can stop rounds fired from a handgun, they are useless against assault rifles.
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Once you get into offroading, you invariably start to look for bulletproof vehicles capable of handling any terrain.
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Investigators also found "survival gear" in Paddock's room, including bulletproof vests and a breathing apparatus, the sources said.
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Bulletproof backpacks and ballistic panels can cost more than $200, making them an unrealistic option for many families.
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Hundreds were packed in to watch the action, safely encamped behind what we were reassured were "bulletproof" screens.
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He also said the $300k he dropped to bulletproof his SUV was the best money he'd ever spent.
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A couple of days later I was passing a security shop and actually considered buying a bulletproof vest.
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"A degree of uncertainty has found its way into previously seemingly bulletproof financial markets," wrote analysts at ANZ.
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Using a bulletproof persona that admits of no vulnerability, she has produced an odd sort of period piece.
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There's also a real smoking "smoke screen" and a "bulletproof" screen that comes up behind the back window.
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Police in bulletproof vests on Place Masséna (Pierre Longeray/VICE News) In downtown Nice, the cops are tense.
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And I OopDog YesIdris Elba on Hot OnesLady Gaga Eye RollMarsai Martin at the BET AwardsTesla's Bulletproof Window
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John Bel Edwards of Louisiana signed a bill into law allowing students to wear bulletproof backpacks in schools.
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They're marketed as "bulletproof" or "bullet-resistant," depending on the store, but the two are synonymous, he said.
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A recent concert of K-pop stars Bangtan Sonyeondan, or "bulletproof boy scouts," reached an earsplitting 127 decibels.
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The closest most of them come to design that reflects the surroundings is a wall of bulletproof glass.
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The moment they set foot in Bulletproof Comics, it was immediately apparent the place was a safe haven.
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Czarina Ranney said her son, who is in middle school, now carries a bulletproof sheet in his backpack.
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Lieutenant Lucas told The News-Leader that the man at the Missouri Walmart was wearing a bulletproof vest.
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In places, Mr. Anderson and Ms. Graham lined the sides of the vehicle with materials from bulletproof vests.
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We all know a lot of traders were in these trades because they seem bulletproof and tariff proof.
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Lieutenant Lucas told The News-Leader that the man at the Missouri Walmart was wearing a bulletproof vest.
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They offered extra life insurance policies and emergency evacuation insurance and measured me for my own bulletproof vest.
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Mr. Kim traveled from North Korea to the Vietnamese border via China in a famously slow, bulletproof train.
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The bust produced two handguns and ammunition, 55 knives, six bulletproof vests, and materials for making nail bombs.
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This self-deprecation also makes him bulletproof to mockery, since he'll poke fun at himself before others can.
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The big question is what happens if Apple ever succeeds in building a truly bulletproof iPhone encryption system.
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His car wasn't quite big enough, so he bought a new one, which reportedly featured bulletproof seat covers.
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At least five EPA officials were placed on leave, reassigned or demoted after pushing back against spending requests such as a $100,000-a-month private jet membership, a bulletproof vehicle and $70,000 for furniture such as a bulletproof desk for the armed security officer always stationed inside the administrator's office suite.
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They are best known for their "Bulletproof" shot glass design that features an actual bullet lodged in the glass.
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Gigantic self-inflating tires turn this bulletproof combat all-terrain vehicle into a tiny tank that floats and swims.
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Mina added that Clayton apparently shot Loyd in the chest, but the bullet was stopped by a bulletproof vest.
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Later, with TV cameras rolling, agents wearing bulletproof vests and carrying guns raided his office while patients awaited care.
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Some people put MCT oil directly into bulletproof coffee or on top of salads, while others take MCT supplements.
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There are bulletproof windows, a private elevator, a reinforced safe, and smattering of emergency alarm buttons around the suite.
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He ran his hands across her back claiming he needed to check that she was wearing her bulletproof vest.
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Communism might be crumbling in the Soviet Union, but capitalism isn't a bulletproof solution either, as Philip has found.
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Here I am reporting from the border recently WITHOUT a bulletproof vest, but WITH a coat of fabulous hairspray!
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Bulletproof door panes and windowsThe Sandy Hook assailant entered the school by shooting through the glass of locked doors.
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He added that the department is grateful for Cooper's donation and will be looking into protocol regarding bulletproof vests.
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Thrill-seekers can pay $25 to slide down 45 feet of bulletproof glass nearly 1,000 feet in the air.
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Bulletproof previously took in $9 million in Series A, bringing up the total funding to date to $28 million.
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I've never tried a wireless HDMI-like connection before, or since, that was anywhere near as bulletproof as this.
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In the show's first episode, Savage sets out to build a real, flying Iron Man costume that's also bulletproof.
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We know the president gets all sorts of amenities, from the bullet-and-explosion-proof "Beast" to bulletproof suits.
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A fourth sign -- a bulletproof sign -- is expected to be installed at the site soon, the group said Thursday.
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Record one track with Kanye West and you're instantly bulletproof -- at least that's how Post Malone's feeling these days.
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After releasing Bulletproof Heart in 1989, she had sworn she would never set foot in the recording studio again.
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The customer stated that the salesman at his carrier store told him his screen protector would be basically bulletproof.
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He makes stylish bulletproof clothing, for when you want to look sharp and stay alive at the same time.
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"He's wearing a bulletproof vest ... while school security guards, coaches pretty much, were running in shielding kids," he said.
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"Bulletproof" coffee blended with butter and oil is designed to boost energy and burn fat without the caffeine crash.
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They're kind of like volunteer fire departments, except they're sometimes armed and equipped with bulletproof vests and sniffer dogs.
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While just a few weeks ago, a private school in Florida began selling bulletproof panels for its students' backpacks.
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In one section of downtown, officers asked an African-American man wearing a bulletproof vest to walk toward them.
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Unlike regular team staff, race drivers travel to and from their hotels with police escorts and in bulletproof cars.
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Bulletproof and Partyraiser released it this weekend, saw it on my timeline immediately downloaded and put it in there.
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Where it stands: Sales of bulletproof backpacks have gone through the roof since the Parkland shooting on Feb. 14.
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They didn't expect the impact a uniquely demanding schedule would have on someone they'd naively perceived to be bulletproof.
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It's made of ultra-strong plastic polymers, is relatively light, can withstand most chemical attacks, and is, obviously, bulletproof.
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Finally, Kim and his wife arrived in Beijing on March 27 — on a bulletproof, 21-car train, no less.
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We're told CB dropped more than $350k for a Rezvani Tank -- a game-changer that, for starters, is bulletproof.
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The Beast is basically a moving fortress, with 5-inch-thick bulletproof windows and 8-inch thick armored doors.
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What you may not know: Financial experts, even those with bulletproof credentials, may be trying to sell you something.
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Not wanting to leave anything to chance, the mother ordered a bulletproof backpack, to be used as a shield.
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Some former officials who reviewed the evidence described the case against Mr. Lee as strong but circumstantial, not bulletproof.
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In 2010, Bang began to assemble a group of teens for a group he called the Bulletproof Boy Scouts.
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The message was clear: Mr. Modi's party was still No. 25, but the man himself was no longer bulletproof.
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Adames Benitez, 52, was wearing a bulletproof vest when he arrived at the Midtown building Thursday afternoon, police said.
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Finally, Prasad draws up in an enormous black car, bulletproof windows shielded with dark film, followed by a convoy.
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Called the "Cybertruck Bulletproof Tee," Tesla&aposs website says the shirt was inspired by the vehicle&aposs launch event.
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A school district in Oklahoma has installed bulletproof shelters in several elementary school classrooms following a Florida school shooting.
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The Dayton shooter wore a mask, bulletproof vest and hearing protection as he opened fire, police chief says 12.
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From behind sandbags and bulletproof glass, the Marines looked upon a desolate vista and could feel menace awaiting them.
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Dave Asprey is a biohacker, founder of Bulletproof Coffee and a man with a goal of living to 180.
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A big, international business once knowingly fulfilled a government contract with defective bulletproof vests and was fined $30 million.
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After the carpenter takes a hostage, the cops ask Wells to put on a bulletproof vest and go in.
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When the material is layered on, the home becomes fireproof, bulletproof, waterproof, and super insulated, according to the company.
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Defense lawyers later said both Huong and Siti Aisyah were exhausted from being weighed down by their bulletproof vests.
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Maduro can take some solace in that a half-dozen bodyguards dashed on stage to cover him with bulletproof panels.
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Sheertex says that it's fixed this problem with a new set that uses the same fibers found in bulletproof vests.
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"I was inside a bulletproof glass box tied with chain and locks and dropped down from Howrah bridge," he said.
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Two constables were wounded, not seriously, one struck in the hand and other in his bulletproof chest vest, he said.
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And one was wearing a bulletproof vest and a hat, both of which had the words "police" written on them.
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Eichmann was put on trial in Jerusalem, on sensational display inside a cage of bulletproof glass, found guilty and hanged.
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In an instant, she was approached by a man and a woman wearing bulletproof vests, black pants, and black boots.
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Police in bulletproof jackets were seen closing off the area, and people inside the center are reportedly unable to leave.
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McFadden says her they traveled with armed United Nations peacekeepers and rode in cars with bulletproof windows, among other measures.
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That Silicon Valley is not all bulletproof billion-dollar companies and "winner take all" markets is no cause for gloom.
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Fortunately, the officer that was shot was wearing a bulletproof vest and did not sustain life-threatening injuries, Sarnicki said.
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It's a core food in the Bulletproof diet, which proposes you drink coffee with butter and oil swirled into it.
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Initially, the makers of Jurassic World wanted to know if the Indominus rex could be bulletproof, according to NBC News.
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Then Danny returns the favor, proving that while Luke may be bulletproof, he's not immune to the Immortal Iron Fist.
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The Pope will travel in a regular car, not a bulletproof vehicle, and the Vatican is not sending additional bodyguards.
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Even the Bulletproof crew recommends them for relieving stress and improving sex (but you know how we feel about that).
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QALANDIYA, West Bank (Reuters) - To one side loom towers manned by Israeli soldiers who keep watch from behind bulletproof glass.
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Motherboard contributor Trent Moorman gets shot by Miguel Caballero, the "Armored Armani" of Bogotá, Colombia who makes stylish bulletproof clothing.
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For security ... the rapper wants 3 armed guards assigned to him at all times and bulletproof SUVs during international appearances.
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But, for all the fanfare and all the jargon, there was still something about the Bulletproof phenomenon I couldn't shake.
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She also keeps a shotgun, a bulletproof vest, and a Border Patrol hat hanging outside her bathroom as a deterrent.
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Workers wearing bulletproof vests took down the Liberty Place Monument in the early hours of Monday, The Associated Press reported.
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A bulletproof vehicle was used to get to the wounded officers during the standoff, Heidler told reporters, according to WLTX.
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In addition to the three vehicles, police also recovered two Tasers, two police radios and a bulletproof vest, he said.
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Wohl and Alexander started wearing bulletproof vests, and claimed they were traveling around in armored cars to avoid hit men.
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Calibre Press, an Illinois-based publisher of tactical training manuals for cops, organized the "Bulletproof Warrior" seminar that Yanez attended.
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My sons were scared, so they put in a bulletproof metal sheet across the window so I wouldn't get shot.
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Before I left, I tried to get my hands on a bulletproof Bible, but there were none to be found.
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Click here to view original GIFTitanium is strong and super light and has a cool name but is it bulletproof?
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"I was on the other side of this argument wearing a bulletproof vest while she was saying this," Dean tweeted.
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She prefers buildings with basement parking, in order to minimize her exposure during the brief transit to a bulletproof car.
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There also is a bulletproof high-end fashion line that offers everything from formal wear to raincoats to leather jackets.
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And if you don't love them, the startup has the sort of bulletproof customer guarantee that has grown increasingly rare.
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The officer opened fire after the suspect shot another police officer and struck him in his bulletproof vest, Moore said.
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According to police, suspect Connor Stephen Betts, 24, was wearing a mask, a bulletproof vest, hearing protection, and armed with .
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"Minerals like iron are almost bulletproof, and the fiber doesn't care at all whether it's heated or frozen," he said.
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Is there anything sexier than a stripper in full FBI regalia, wearing a bulletproof vest, carrying a fake assault rifle?
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Videos on social media show police officers wearing bulletproof vests pointing their guns at the men in the Opera avenue.
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Plastic Jesus has replaced a handful of shopping displays with child-sized bulletproof vests as a satirization of Trump's America.
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Beefed-up police squads at the airport wore helmets and bulletproof vests while Aktobe's streets emptied due to a curfew.
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This fall, students are returning to school facing metal detectors, bulletproof glass, and an increased police presence in the hallways.
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"It's designed to be bulletproof against the inevitable lawsuits that will be filed by advocacy groups in Florida," she said.
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He emerged from his bedroom and, through a window in the door, saw a group of men wearing bulletproof vests.
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If a recession were to hit, it wouldn't mean health care would be immune; it's "not bulletproof," Ms. Bell said.
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Clad in bulletproof vests, Safdar and his colleagues were inside the airport for 2390 hours as the gun battle raged.
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The email cited failing brakes and faulty air conditioning in the police cruisers, ill-fitting bulletproof vests and low wages.
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Bulletproof also offers MCT oils, supplements, proteins and prebiotics, Bulletproof's biohacking products help the Bryan brothers recover, better and faster.
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Reinosa was wearing a bulletproof vest, which saved his life by deflecting the bullet into his shoulder, the mayor explained.
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In another room, car doors were leaning against a wall, removed so that they could be replaced with bulletproof plating.
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Protected by a huge, bulletproof partition, the courtroom was packed with judges, lawyers, clerks and a small number of victims.
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In the sale you can get Bulletproof ground and cold brew coffee, Brain Octane Oil, protein bars, ghee, and more.
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That alloy enables the car to be "literally bulletproof" against at least smaller firearms, including 9-millimeter handguns, Musk said.
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Back-to-school shopping: Bulletproof backpacks, other protection on the to-buy list Amazon is no longer a Seattle company.
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But you suddenly have the resources to pay for guns, bulletproof vests and training for every teacher in the nation?
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The sole manuscript sits in the British Library, where anybody can go and look at it housed in bulletproof glass.
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After the murder, Mr. Wyllys requested state protection and was provided a bulletproof car and police escort for official events.
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Many of the proposals outlined the need for bulletproof windows, panic buttons and armored shelters to be installed in classrooms.
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I thought: Perhaps I will build a bulletproof barrier around my house and just order groceries from Peapod all summer.
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We haven't yet experienced a major hack of smart speakers, although there's plenty of evidence to suggest that they're hardly bulletproof.
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The latest trailer for Marvel's Luke Cage Season 2 isn't about bulletproof heroes; it's about the real queen – Mariah (Alfre Woodard).
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Cause it's making us feel bulletproof Nakia is the get-shit-done bae who challenges you to be a better person.
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Why are children going to school in a place where I have to travel in armored cars and with bulletproof clothing?
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According to Bulletproof advocates, this factor is why Brain Octane Oil is such a great energy source — but there's a catch.
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On Saturday, September 29, customers can get $1 coffee all day at Bulletproof Cafés in Los Angeles, Santa Monica, and Seattle.
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"You don't need to be bulletproof to be a superhero," Mariah Dillard tells a new protegée, likely Tilda Johnson (aka Nightshade).
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After shopping around, he settled on a bulletproof BMW, and paid $0003,000 for the early 1990s model at a car auction.
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"No electronic voting machine is bulletproof when it comes to cybersecurity," Tod Beardsley, a senior security research manager at Rapid7, wrote.
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Navy scientists, like materials engineer Ryan Kincer, are trying to synthetically re-create its fibrous threads to use in bulletproof vests.
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At checkpoints between Ziguinchor and the border to the north, some Senegalese soldiers wore bulletproof vests with grenades in the pockets.
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Think of him as a superpowered protector of the nation, blessed with enhanced physical attributes and a bulletproof high-tech suit.
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My boss's car was bulletproof, but every time we would go somewhere, we had to search under the car for bombs.
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The gunfight was already under way when Colson, wearing plain clothes and no bulletproof vest, decided to take on the gunman.
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In the event of a shooting, people should barricade doors, turn off lights, silence phones and hide, preferably behind something bulletproof.
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The police department and Bismarck Public Schools would share the roughly $26,000 cost of gun safes, bulletproof vests and medical kits.
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Apple's bulletproof Wall Street growth story came to a halt as iPhone sales slowed and interest in the Apple Watch declined.
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A few weeks ago, a new memorial was put up for a fourth time, now bulletproof and with a surveillance system.
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But if he remains the most effective or at least only relevant cheerleader for an improving economy, he'll be essentially bulletproof.
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To mark the anniversary of his first year in office, staff aides gave Sessions a bulletproof vest as a gag gift.
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It has wheels made of the material car bumpers are made out of and the fabric that's used in bulletproof vests.
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His most coveted works, mainly paintings dating from 163 to 1965, are a bulletproof asset class of the present art market.
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Bulletproof is the new black The five deadliest shootings in modern US history have occurred roughly in the past 10 years.
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It also contains medium-chain triglycerides, or fats from coconut and palm oil often promoted in bulletproof coffee and keto diets.
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"Our priority is getting her out safely," Zimmerman said as he suited up in a bulletproof vest and other tactical gear.
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"Her favorite example is Bulletproof: "ItsThe biggest disruption to packaging design is that many shoppers are now only looking at screens.
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With a Bulletproof Coffee of my own, I wander into the tech hall where exhibitors stand ready to explain their products.
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I try out the Bulletproof Vibe, wincing as my eyeballs and brain feel like they're being rattled out of my head.
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Audrey Larson, a 14-year-old inventor from Connecticut, has designed a foldable bulletproof wall to protect students during school shootings.
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While researching this story, I also spoke to Dave Asprey, the founder of Bulletproof Coffee, who does everything to the extreme.
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Another student described seeing Peterson armed, in a bulletproof vest but only pointing his gun at the building, according to CNN.
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Airflow will be showcased again in late September at the Bulletproof conference in Pasadena, and at a YPO conference in Toronto.
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Details: The package includes $400 million to be put toward mental health services, school resource officers, metal detectors and bulletproof glass.
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And it's New York City, so you know there's going to be the bulletproof Chinese spots and the Kennedy's Fried Chicken.
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I think sometimes we feel like we have to be 'Money Dick Power' [as though that] somehow that makes us bulletproof.
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This has been normalized to the point that politicians advocate arming teachers and companies want to sell them bulletproof safe rooms.
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He then led me into another room, where, through bulletproof glass, a series of floor-to-ceiling canisters came into view.
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"Yesterday, two people came by in a unmarked, black suburban with tinted windows both with bulletproof vests and badges," she wrote.
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He seemed nonchalant, with no bulletproof vest, no helmet, no M-21966 or grenade launcher, just the radio on his back.
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I still see platoons of American Marines in bulletproof vests and helmets jumping out of Chinook helicopters, brandishing their M-219s.
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Legislation would pay for everything from retrofitting schools with bulletproof glass and panic buttons to adding and training armed resource officers.
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Bang intended "bulletproof" to function as a celebration of the kids' toughness and ability to withstand the pressures of the world.
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"I've covered conflicts, and you always think, 'If I'm wearing a bulletproof vest it's because maybe I'll get shot,'" he said.
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Yes, the show has all that Marvel heroic pizazz to keep us entertained—bulletproof dudes, badass women, over-the-top villains.
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Another defendant is also on trial on charges of helping Mohammed Merah obtain a bulletproof vest and weapons for the shooting.
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The painting is now protected by bulletproof glass, and an alarm goes off if anyone tries to even touch the frame.
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But tired of charging at a glass ceiling that appears to be bulletproof, they realize that their strength lies in numbers.
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Today his company, the Safariland Group, makes a wide variety of products including bulletproof vests, bomb-defusing robots and gun holsters.
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It was Obama's first trip to Vietnam, but he encountered this pageant mostly through a five-inch pane of bulletproof glass.
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The first memorial was relocated last month by workers who wore masks and bulletproof vests because they feared for their lives.
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" He's said the truck will be "literally bulletproof" and that it will look like "an armored personnel carrier from the future.
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But it had been retrofitted with makeshift ballistic panels meant to deflect bullets and was lined with material from bulletproof vests.
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CBC cited unnamed sources inside Trudeau's Liberal Party as saying he donned the bulletproof vest after the campaign received a threat.
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For the coffee enthusiast, Bulletproof is offering up to 226% off items for Labor Day from August 21 to September 21.49.
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Before his freshman year at the University of Connecticut, J.T. Lewis received an unusual gift from his mother: a bulletproof backpack.
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Before his freshman year at the University of Connecticut, J.T. Lewis received an unusual gift from his mother: a bulletproof backpack.
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Tesla now sells a "bulletproof" t-shirt, referencing the viral moment when the company&aposs Cybertruck reveal went awry in November.
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Later he would return wearing a bulletproof vest, surrounded by fellow officers, to kick in the door with his pistol drawn.
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"I am considering buying a bulletproof backpack," said Nancy Landis, whose 215-year-old daughter goes to school in Los Angeles.
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That alloy enables the car to be "literally bulletproof" against at least smaller firearms, including 244-mil glimeter handguns, Musk said.
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They "forcibly opened" the window, then "violently shattered" the bulletproof case surrounding the coin, according to a police spokesman, Winfrid Wenzel.
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I don't completely understand how performing these exercises was supposed to help him defeat a bulletproof deity who can melt faces.
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When the band exits, the conference emcee, actress and lifestyle guru Michelle Sorro, welcomes us and introduces Asprey with a video that covers just about the entire Bulletproof empire: a podcast, his signature orangey TrueDark glasses, Upgrade Labs, the Bulletproof Vibe vibrating plate—a plastic platform that shimmies and is supposed to improve circulation and recovery.
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" BTS was formed in 2013, they took their name from the Korean expression Bangtan Sonyeondan, which roughly translates to "bulletproof boy scouts.
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People use ghee as a substitute for other cooking oils, or slip it into rich drinks like bulletproof coffee and moon milk.
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" According to its website, Bulletproof Coffee is "a high-performance drink that has a massive impact on your energy and cognitive function.
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The superhero with the bulletproof skin finally gets his own series after proving a sneaky scene stealer in 2015's Jessica Jones.
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Don't let its plastic construction fool you—it's made of a glass fiber-reinforced polycarbonate, just like riot shields and bulletproof glass.
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Its tires contain Kevlar, a material used in bulletproof vests, and the fuel tank is covered in a protective layer of foam.
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A memorial sign in Mississippi marking his death has been repeatedly riddled with bullet holes and is now covered with bulletproof glass.
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Engineering professors at Brigham Young University have designed a new bulletproof shield for law enforcement that can withstand shots fired from 9mm, .
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The man, Jakwan Keller, 20, wearing a bulletproof vest, declined to comment as detectives led him out of Nassau County Police Headquarters.
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The idea of making that many people have a good time with a beer in their hand by the pool — that's bulletproof.
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Foods that are cool on a keto diet include bacon, heavy whipping cream, and coffee with butter in it, aka bulletproof coffee.
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He would try hacks Asprey recommended on his radio show, "Bulletproof Radio," and if a habit worked, Foles would keep doing it.
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So bearish that stocks are about to rally 21990 percent — according to a bulletproof indicator produced by Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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The only clue that he might be worried was the bulletproof vest he appeared to be wearing under his cavernous red shirt.
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"I am human evolutionary change," Brixton proclaims as he's revealed to be an engineered human, genetically modified to be bulletproof and unstoppable.
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As it cools, it creates a crystal clear tadpole-like droplet that's bulletproof on one end, but impossibly fragile on the other.
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Most customers prefer to put protective glass and armoured plates on their own motors, rather than buy a purpose-built bulletproof car.
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Johnson was wearing a bulletproof vest and had three weapons on his body, a law enforcement source familiar with the investigation said.
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The Emmett Till Memorial Commission, the group responsible for the sign, said it will be replaced with a bulletproof version in October.
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" Goal setting isn't bulletproof: "When people have conflicting priorities or unclear, meaningless, or arbitrarily shifting goals, they become frustrated, cynical, and demotivated.
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There's really nothing damning about the picture, but Jay seemed so bulletproof in the moment that P was cast as collateral damage.
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Petnet's service disruption goes to show that the Internet of Things is not bulletproof and could easily turn into a buggy mess.
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Francis has shunned the bulletproof limousines used by his predecessors, opting for simple cars both in Rome and on his overseas travels.
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Communications between lawyers and their clients enjoy almost bulletproof legal protection: spies too should be told explicitly to steer clear of them.
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In many clinics, such camaraderie is hard to establish amidst armed security guards, metal detectors and bulletproof glass at the front desk.
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Together, they fought killer bees, bulletproof bears, kamikaze bats, and one particularly memorable sloth that caused earthquakes with its every languid yawn.
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The bulletproof SUV can only take so much heat, and Quinn is soon nailed with bullets in his neck, chest and heart.
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While one used the deputy's phone to call 911, others removed his bulletproof vest and gun belt so he could breathe better.
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We're told the armed guards provided round-the-clock protection and 3 bulletproof SUVs ... all for the low, low price of $97,165.
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But after Parkland, the sales of these bulletproof cabins have increased dramatically, Jim Haslem, CEO of Shelter-in-Place, told The Independent.
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One police officer was shot in the abdomen but was wearing a bulletproof vest, while another officer was shot in the hand.
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He has reportedly made a white dinner jacket for Diddy, tunics for Wu-Tang Clan, and a bulletproof kimono for Steven Seagal.
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Ms. Hicks was lactating, and her doctor told her that her bulletproof vest was too tight and risked causing a breast infection.
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Civilian anti-poaching forces, armed with guns, helicopters, bulletproof vests, night-vision goggles, and poacher-sniffing dogs are fighting back against poachers.
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Then came triple-glazed, bulletproof glass, a network of security cameras, enhanced outer walls, and accommodation for six live-in police officers.
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It's almost cool to pretend that it doesn't affect us, like we're all bulletproof and have some kind of armor against it.
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Ms. Bickert said that using Facebook to help sell items not considered weapons, like bulletproof plates, did not violate the company's rules.
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São Paulo is a megacity where the ultra-rich travel the skies in rented helicopters and cruise the streets in bulletproof cars.
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He's in awe of bulletproof men and super-strong women, looking at his cohorts the way tiny children look at cardboard boxes.
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As female elk get older, they become almost impossible to hunt, nay bulletproof, and there is literally nothing more metal than that.
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No doctor should have to wear a bulletproof vest to work in fear that extremists might target her for providing abortion services.
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His brand was about flight and escape, and his ubiquitous advertisements sold him as not just bulletproof and brilliant but somehow fulfilled.
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Save for their goatees and mustaches, they're practically hairless, pink scalped and steroidal, strapped in bulletproof vests, dark shades, and Rottweiler grimaces.
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Mr. Odinga's youngest daughter, Winnie Odinga, was traveling with her father in his bulletproof vehicle when, she said, they came under fire.
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He said in an interview that he was using his bulletproof vest and helmet for the first time on a real call.
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A companion measure in the Senate would also give schools money for physical improvements, such as installing metal detectors or bulletproof windows.
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A bulletproof vest is nearby, in an undisclosed location, fortified to protect against any bullet except one fired from an assault rifle.
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In the Senate, a companion bill would also give schools money for physical improvements, such as installing metal detectors or bulletproof doors.
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To keep providers and patients safe, the clinics where Marchin works employ measures such as silent alarms, panic buttons, and bulletproof glass.
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In 2018, bulletproof glass was installed on the north and south ends of the structure to help protect it from terrorist attacks.
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But more conventional equipment like bulletproof vests, rifles, trucks, jackets and radios was still available to the police under the Obama administration.
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Each sheet of bulletproof glass bears visible signs of a woman's touch (lipstick kisses, dried roses, donuts) but remains resolutely whole, undamaged.
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But it would also serve as a bullet point on a Hall of Fame résumé that at some point became nearly bulletproof.
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Demand increased after Parkland Yasir Sheikh, president of Guard Dog Security, said the company launched a line of bulletproof backpacks in 2013.
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This instructor always plays the best playlists; I rode front-and-center today and sang my HEART out when he played Bulletproof.
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Contractors involved with the process received death threats, forcing workers at the removals to do their jobs in masks and bulletproof vests.
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They include counterbattery radar systems, Humvee ambulances, night vision sights, Raven drones, bulletproof vests, modern medical equipment, and battlefield first aid kits.
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"Parents shouldn't have to buy a bulletproof backpack for their child just to keep them safe in school," she tweeted in July.
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"Parents shouldn't have to buy a bulletproof backpack for their child just to keep them safe in school," she tweeted in July.
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Moments later, Trooper Davis was shot, the bullet entering his side, which was unprotected by his bulletproof vest, according to the police.
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The Big Maple Leaf had been on display since December 2010, on a floor below the window in its own bulletproof case.
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Rick Scott announced on Tuesday a $500 million investment in school safety, including metal detectors, bulletproof glass, steel doors and upgraded locks.
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I persuaded my friend Jane, who wakes up every morning at three-thirty, to try out the Bulletproof Sleep Induction Mat ($239.95).
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Suddenly, they don't seem so bulletproof, even though the magnitude of the decline — with the exception of Facebook — is not that bad.
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Despite the divisive design and not-fully-bulletproof windows, Tesla's futuristic Cybertruck is doing great, at least in terms of pre-orders.
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That money may then be repurposed, the Justice Department said, for training or equipment, such as bulletproof vests or bomb-disposal equipment.
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The agency is spending money on tactical clothing, body armor, bulletproof vehicles, and, for some reason, gear to break down locked doors.
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The 4-bedroom, 5-bath house features some serious safety measures, including a security system throughout, bulletproof windows and a remote-controlled gate.
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He said, you either pay them, these numbers to pay people to not work, essentially, or you're gonna pay to bulletproof your Tesla.
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When an officer approached Pappas, he saw the suspect was wearing a bulletproof vest, police chief, Art Acevedo, said at a news briefing.
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It added that the navy also seized four vehicles, two of which were bulletproof, eight assault rifles, one pistol, and a rocket launcher.
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It's a pretty underground artwork, not protected by bulletproof glass and emblazoned on coffee mugs and copies of The Da Vinci Code worldwide.
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"Using 'Bulletproof,' a song I wrote about relationships, for a piece like this is abhorrent," La Roux told BuzzFeed News through a spokesperson.
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But she also pointed out that women's upper bodies differ more broadly than men's in the military, making bulletproof vests significantly less effective.
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If someone -- either the motorist or the officer -- reaches for a loaded gun, the drone will intervene and act as a bulletproof barrier.
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The Netflix series stars Mike Colter as the bulletproof titular character, marking a milestone for diversity in superhero treatments on the small screen.
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Though it's an exaggeration to call the armor "bulletproof," an Ankylosaurus could have likely survived a shot from a small pistol, he says.
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Nothing worked, until he was turned on to the Bulletproof way of life via the man Jonathan now calls his mentor, Dave Asprey.
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There has been a run on bulletproof backpacks in the aftermath of the slaughter at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School ... TMZ has learned.
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" He's known for interacting closely with worshipers -- for example, opting for a car with an open top instead of the traditional bulletproof "Popemobile.
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I put on my Wondy Underoos, made bulletproof bracelets from construction paper, and took to the backyard to twirl with abandon, utterly transformed.
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Locally, some have raised questions about whether the mobile command post where Familia died should have been outfitted with bulletproof windows and doors.
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NYPD officers and federal agents, some adorned with helmets and bulletproof vests, entered the buildings with battering rams—and a list of names.
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There's a lot of money at stake, so regulatory bodies need bulletproof data before they can issue fines or shut a facility down.
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The company manufacturers bulletproof backpacks, jackets and other clothing and school supplies designed to protect students in the event of a school shooting.
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Petty Officer Keating had been shot by an Islamic State sniper in the side, in an area not covered by his bulletproof vest.
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The car also includes the bulletproof screens that pop up in the back and the front machine guns hidden under the front lights.
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On a recent day in Taibeh, a town with a particularly violent reputation, he met the mayor, Shuaa Mansour, inside his bulletproof office.
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You can binge the new season of "Luke Cage," although CNN's Brian Lowry says this second outing isn't as bulletproof as the first.
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Shopping online continues to be a risk, simply because you are reliant on stores having bulletproof security in place to protect you details.
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But given that Pappas was wearing a bulletproof vest, Acevedo says he doubted Pappas planned to end his own life when he did.
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But a group of 12 researchers at Rice University in Houston have done the opposite — used the technique to create near-bulletproof material.
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He had been hit by two shots -- one stopped by his bulletproof vest, and another that entered his torso at a downward angle.
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So I always carry packets of almond butter, cashew butter, an Evolution bar, a Bulletproof bar, a Tanka bar and a KIND bar.
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Gunning Bedford Middle School in Delaware has 121 bulletproof whiteboards that can be used as shields, a last line of defense for teachers.
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They cited wages of $14-$15 an hour among other grievances, including radios that don't work and poorly fitting or expired bulletproof vests.
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The insurgents made them line up and turn over weapons and bulletproof vests, but let them keep their cellphones and other personal items.
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The 38 men and one woman of Third Platoon were quickly indistinguishable, a kaleidoscope of green camouflage, tan bulletproof vests and black masks.
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In the old days of cybercrime, when hackers wanted to hide their trails, they'd use servers hosted in bulletproof bunkers or lawless countries.
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"It seems that the framers of this republic figured out how to make it bulletproof to this type of interloper," he told THR.
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And she has a bulletproof way of preventing overpopulation, too: by literally bullying her subjects into infertility, so she has exclusive breeding rights.
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An anonymous writer said that even if Médine wore a bulletproof jacket onstage — he doesn't — he would be "carried out feet first" nonetheless.
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I had been observing him for days through the floor-to-ceiling wall of bulletproof glass that separated the spectators from the courtroom.
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He had sped to the scene from an unrelated surveillance operation, dressed in business attire, and had not been wearing a bulletproof vest.
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The painting is now protected by bulletproof glass at the Louvre, and an alarm goes off if anyone tries to touch the frame.
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Officers arrested Mr. Mason and confiscated smoke grenades, rifles, a sword, a bulletproof vest and thousands of rounds of ammunition from the house.
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When I was covering the massive street protests, soldiers shot me in my bulletproof helmet at close range and I got a concussion.
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SAN FRANCISCO — For nearly two years, Facebook has appeared bulletproof despite a series of scandals about the misuse of its giant social network.
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Bulletproof backpacks are a 'consumer favorite' Joe Curran founded Bullet Blocker 213 years ago after a shooting at Virginia Tech killed 221 people.
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The Speck Presidio Sport provides good protection without being overly bulky, but if you want really bulletproof protection, go for an OtterBox case.
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Republicans voted in lock-step for their party, not their candidate, because the GOP brand is bulletproof: low taxes, small government, strong military.
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Pictures on social media show the bride, who wore a traditional "princess" wedding gown, arriving at the cathedral in a white bulletproof car.
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RMR begins the video singing it a cappella — wearing a Saint Laurent bulletproof vest, and surrounded by men pointing guns at the camera.
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Without pausing to put back on bulletproof vests, they went searching for the suspects; two officers — Andrew Dossi and Aliro Pellerano — were wounded.
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He was taken to the airport by men in bulletproof vests, he said, and was to fly to the United States on Thursday.
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Mr. Metaxas was taken under heavy security to a courthouse in the capital Nicosia wearing a bulletproof vest, and appeared without a lawyer.
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The city of Paris plans to construct a 2.4-meter (~7.9 feet) wall of bulletproof glass around the base of the Eiffel Tower.
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I wrote a book, "Trade Like a Hedge Fund" which forced me to really clean up my patterns and make sure they were bulletproof.
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And, the denials from the companies themselves — though transparently published in full by Bloomberg — are not bulletproof in outright rejection of the story's claims.
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It feels poignant that the show's main character is a large black man that just happens to be bulletproof and is actually a hero.
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"Trump is bulletproof with his supporters as long as he generally sticks to the path he laid out on the campaign," the source said.
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In the clip, Dhillon stands behind a sheet of bulletproof glass, watching with a blank expression as Allen dicks down in the snack aisle.
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Also, a bulletproof memorial to Emmett Till was mounted in Mississippi, Instagram held a private meeting with artists about its censorship policies, and more.
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At the Cybertruck's unveiling, Tesla's chief designer, Franz Von Holzhausen, threw a metal ball at one the Cybertruck's "bulletproof" windows to prove its durability.
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One Beirut designer Salim Kadi has come up with a solution—the world's first bulletproof headscarf which he recently unveiled at Beirut Design Week.
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"They ordered (the equipment) without measuring anybody," he told CNN, meaning the expensive new gear required alterations to fit over larger officers' bulletproof vests.
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Since then, the Trump administration has further hiked tariffs on Chinese imports, raising the U.S. taxes on Shu's Guangzhou-made bulletproof vests to 42.6%.
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Since then, the Trump administration has further hiked tariffs on Chinese imports, raising the U.S. taxes on Shu's Guangzhou-made bulletproof vests to 42.6%.
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Another video clip posted on Facebook appeared to show the hostage takers armed with Kalashnikov assault rifles and wearing bulletproof vests, listing their demands.
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Another company, Bullet Blocker, has been selling what it categorizes as bulletproof backpacks and personal security and protection items for more than a decade.
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In response to a wave of stabbings in Israel, FMS Enterprises -- which normally manufactures bulletproof material -- developed what it calls a stab-proof vest.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNG-Eazy & Halsey: The Shocking SplitHeather Locklear EMT Lawyers UpLeonardo DiCaprio & Sean Penn: 4th of July Beach PartyChris Brown: Bulletproof SUV Tank
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Most talk yesterday centered around the future of Emil Michael, Uber's de facto #2 and guy who seemed bulletproof just a few weeks ago.
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At the theater, Stalin had a private, reputedly bulletproof viewing box covered in red velvet curtains off stage left, replete with a secret entrance.
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Ted Cruz entered 2016 with a bulletproof anti-establishment resumé, and look how far he got running as a slightly "cooler, more polished" alternative.
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"This to me is a bulletproof order," Sekulow said on his radio show in March, weeks after it was blocked by federal court orders.
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Slowing sales in recent years have led the diamond industry to look outside of the once-bulletproof engagement ring market to attract millennial customers.
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It therefore may offer the best chance for a politically bulletproof accounting of the guilt or innocence of members of the President's inner circle.
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One bullet hit a window and was stopped by bulletproof glass, and another was found on the White House exterior, the Secret Service said.
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The entire graduating class at a Pennsylvania middle school was gifted bulletproof backpack plates as they prepare to head to high school next year.
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So the Northeast's naturally occurring "bullet" (short for "bulletproof surface") is, and has long been, a great training and proving ground for young racers.
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He spent thousands of hours with Obama in the Oval Office, on board Air Force One, and inside "the Beast," the bulletproof Presidential limousine.
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Despite the popularity of bulletproof products available for school settings, some say making these items available to children could cause more harm than good.
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Police arrested two Arkansas men for shooting each other as they took turns wearing a bulletproof vest, according to the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
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A Border Patrol agent in a bulletproof vest asked if I was an American citizen while a dog sniffed the rental car for drugs.
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So when Sheertex emailed me before CES to say they had unbreakable pantyhose made from the same fibers as bulletproof vests, I was intrigued.
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Pharma fears Washington after a couple of surprising defeats on Capitol Hill have shown the industry may not be as bulletproof as it seems.
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Brown says some newer clinics have bulletproof glass and and others that routinely have protestors use escorts that walk patients safely into the facility.
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So next time, it's a bulletproof vest or a security guard the next time I do something like that because obviously, that's pretty dangerous.
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Santa Fe High School has bulletproof glass, metal detectors and a built in "panic button" to trigger an alarm in case of a shooter.
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"This is seven months of work," he said, standing before a team of officers in bulletproof vests who were cradling Colt M4 semiautomatic rifles.
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A seemingly bulletproof Republican Senate majority stood by, eager to seat the furthest-right nominees to all these judicial seats that they could find.
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"Anybody who's got anything less than a bulletproof balance sheet is going to have an issue," said Nikhil Thadani, equity analyst at Mackie Research.
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Here is an NBA #take that is 100 percent bulletproof: Dirk Nowitzki is the single greatest performer of in-game bits in league history.
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Investigators have said that Mr. Eason drove away from the sound of gunshots and spent precious time adjusting his bulletproof vest and body camera.
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But his car was bulletproof, and when the tires appeared to be blown out, they automatically reinflated, and the car drove on to safety.
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The promise was an end to dryness and a bulletproof solution to the conundrum of cooking a bird with both light and dark meat.
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The deputy was wearing a bulletproof vest, which saved his life by deflecting the bullet into his shoulder, Lancaster Mayor R. Rex Parris said.
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The staging was powerful: A U.S. president stood behind panels of bulletproof glass near the Berlin Wall at the height of the Cold War.
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Ari Fleischer, who was President George W. Bush's press secretary, helped his boss practice in a bulletproof vest before several of his first pitches.
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There's still a gas station, still a hot-dog stand and still a liquor store with a bulletproof screen between customers and the cashier.
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" Harzewski added that this data exposure is "something we can't do anything about, in the sense that we give bulletproof technology to our clients.
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I also remember thinking that if anything could wound this seemingly bulletproof survivor, it was the suggestion that she was an irresponsible, inattentive mom.
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Bolsonaro cast his ballot in the Vila Militar district of Rio de Janeiro, wearing a bulletproof vest and surrounded by a heavy security detail.
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A House committee voted Tuesday to pass a resolution that would allow members to pay for bulletproof vests and security personnel using taxpayer funds.
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We know you're dying to know -- the expenses for Obama's last tree lighting ran $101,421 and did NOT include a new bulletproof glass purchase.
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BALTIMORE — Abdul-Jaami Salaam felt his heartbeat quicken the minute he saw what the police officers were wearing: jeans, T-shirts and bulletproof vests.
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The Earth Dies Screaming (1964) features a bulletproof alien force that uses a strange gas to obliterate mankind, then animates corpses with radio signals.
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In the same room lies Cafeteria Wardrobe, an elaborate wooden closet (or perhaps a vitrine?) behind bulletproof glass, displaying ballet shoes and carnivalesque costume.
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Earlier this year, Gizmodo's Brent Rose debunked most of the promises of Bulletproof Coffee, including that it will instantly burn fat and eliminate hunger.
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An analogy for Chris is that he's in a war and he has to go into battle, so [you should] take your bulletproof vest.
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"Suddenly one of the men who was anxiously watching through the narrow, shattered bulletproof glass shouted and all eyes turned to the left," Hameed said.
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In February, Dolph was shot at 100 times in Charlotte on his way to a performance, but was fortunately spared due to a bulletproof vehicle.
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They were dressed in bulletproof vests, with guns; I, on the other hand, was dressed pretty much exactly the same as in the picture above.
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Unlike his predecessors, who used bulletproof popemobiles or limousines, Francis uses ordinary cars on international trips, often in contrast to the leaders who greet him.
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Pruitt's head of security had also hoped to purchase a bulletproof desk for his office that would have cost $70,000, The New York Times reported .
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From the looks of these pics, HS staffers are strapped and ready to respond to anything ... with bulletproof vests, walkies and Humvees at their disposal.
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Security agents, including one carrying a collapsible bulletproof shield, became agitated and a Maduro staffer asked photographers to put their cameras down during the outage.
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Police Detective Jacai Colson, 28, was in plain clothes with no bulletproof vest when he jumped out of his unmarked car to confront the gunman.
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In theory, if you drink a cup of Bulletproof coffee first thing in the morning, you're less likely to experience normal mid-morning hunger pangs.
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"[Buyers] need to look at dashcam footage and ask themselves if the world is ready for bulletproof n----- that eat cops for breakfast," he said.
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After speaking out against the cartels, one priest named Gregorio Lopez received so many death threats he famously began wearing a bulletproof vest during mass.
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This time, that challenge will be Bushmaster, the super strong, bulletproof match to Luke's own powers, who is played by actual Harlem native Mustafa Shakir.
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But for their comfort, better-than-average sound, and bulletproof connectivity they're a meaningful iteration of one of the best bluetooth earbuds on the market.
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They bought laptops for their local fire department and bulletproof vests for police officers, and they sold cookies to raise funds for pediatric cancer research.
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Murray also said the bank had taken measures to ensure it was "absolutely bulletproof" in the event of a no-deal Brexit on October 31.
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It's 8:30am at the Bulletproof Biohacking Conference, and things are already getting lit, or whatever the alcohol-free early-morning equivalent of "lit" is.
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One scene in the film shows the Temple's spokesperson, Lucien Greaves, strapping on a bulletproof vest before appearing beside the group's controversial statue of Baphomet.
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Swaddling one's phone in an OtterBox case for a New York City subway ride is the smartphone equivalent to wearing a bulletproof vest in public.
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While peering out the window of a very locked and likely bulletproof car, June watches Serena saunter up the stairs of an unknown building. Mrs.
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Dodds' living room is stacked with bulletproof vests, walkie-talkies and flares after three police, an employee and a neighbor were shot on her ranch.
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South Korea has exported $350,000 worth of helmets, bulletproof jackets and grenades to Uganda in the last three years, according to South Korean government data.
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There were fears that the mandatory buyback would provoke resistance: During one address to a crowd of guns rights supporters, Howard wore a bulletproof vest.
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John Reid (R) accidentally fired his pistol in his office, striking the bulletproof vest ganging on the back of his closed office door in 2006.
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Just imagine, Cohen once claimed that he would take a bullet for his client, even though he had taped him probably to make himself bulletproof.
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Wednesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for bulletproof vests, protections for sharks and best practices for police officers handling sexual assault kits.
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Rahmani is the father of Ajmal Rahmani, a rich businessman popularly known as "Armoured Ajmal" after his business selling bulletproof vehicles to the Kabul elite.
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"There was always going to be bulletproof vests, hugs from holy men, tattoos to cover up," Nora Durst says in the finale of The Leftovers.
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The two women accused of assassinating the estranged half brother of North Korea's Kim Jong Un appeared in court in Malaysia Tuesday wearing bulletproof vests.
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Outside, mechanical gates clanged open and shut; announcements blared from loudspeakers; officers shouted back-and-forth through the thick, bulletproof glass surrounding the control center.
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They then circled back around with a lady (still with bulletproof vest and badge) getting out of her vehicle asking why I didn't serve them.
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But how did Kim manage to get these luxury, bulletproof vehicles — in open violation of an international ban on luxury goods — to North North Korea?
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Earlier this year, Trusii bought a booth at the Bulletproof Conference hosted by Dave Asprey, who is often referred to as the father of biohacking.
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Moustafa saw his blue passport as a shield, his bulletproof armor, which carried the protection and the force of the United States government behind it.
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Rowlands, whose daughters attend high school in a Chicago suburb, told CNN that if her children wanted bulletproof backpacks, she wouldn't hesitate to buy them.
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Most of these planned trucks are far less insane-looking than Tesla's $2600,2300 ultra-prismatic Cybertruck with its supposedly bulletproof windows and dent-proof body.
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Mr. Zündel showed up at court wearing a hard hat and a bulletproof vest, claiming to be the victim of a conspiracy to silence him.
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Bolsonaro, 63, cast his ballot in the Vila Militar district of Rio de Janeiro, wearing a bulletproof vest and surrounded by a heavy security detail.
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Guards were the ones who suffered, Sheriff Penzone said, having to wear bulletproof vests and work long hours outside in the heat and the rain.
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It is maybe 15 square feet, with (presumably bulletproof) plexiglass walls — small and transparent and yet completely cut off from the action in the shop.
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In late September, German authorities raided and shut down a "bulletproof" dark-web hosting operation comprising hundreds of servers housed in an former NATO bunker.
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That allows the car to be "literally bulletproof" against smaller firearms, including a 9 millimeter handgun, Musk said Thursday at the event in Hawthorne, California.
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"It might be a lot more difficult to get your money back because you're trying to prove something that [banks] thought was bulletproof," O'Leary said.
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The House Administration Committee passed the measure by voice vote, amending the Members' Congressional Handbook to define bulletproof vests for members as a "reimbursable" expense.
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Separately, Fox News contributor Lawrence Jones wore a tiny bulletproof vest on air while touring the border with Customs and Border Enforcement officers Thursday morning.
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Then, a cop car pulled up behind us on the field and came out in a full bulletproof suit and with an extremely long rifle.
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" Three years ago, he was shot in the groin and now he's making claims like, "Bitch, I'm the man / I walk around like I'm bulletproof.
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Charlie Sheen's unloading an old Maybach on eBay -- and Prez Obama and the Pope might think about bidding because the whip's BULLETPROOF ... and not cheap.
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"It's going to take some budget, for items such as bulletproof glass," Song said, adding that Moon hoped to be in his new offices by 2019.
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"We're wounded ... they're killing us!" said Perez in one video, seemingly wearing a bulletproof vest as he crouched in what appeared to be a small house.
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An Atambayev-controlled television station, April, broadcast footage in which gunshots could be heard and armed men seen around the building wearing camouflage and bulletproof vests.
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Students in Pennsylvania were given an unorthodox graduation gift as they left 8th grade and headed to high school: bulletproof shields to slip into their backpacks.
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Though the film has come under fire for its depiction of Maui, a fictional demigod, we think the lack of a traditional love interest is bulletproof.
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The bulletproof glass let us watch our sectors of fire; small openings in the glass were left so a rifle barrel could fit through and fire.
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The FBI Violent Crimes Task Force raided Reardon's house Friday and seized several semiautomatic weapons, dozens of rounds of ammunition, a gas mask, and bulletproof armor.
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Played by Mike Colter, Cage is a regular man who becomes bulletproof after an experiment gone wrong, and reluctantly finds himself becoming a superhero in Harlem.
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Bulletproof coffee, like most health trends, is not a magic potion that's going to solve all of your nutrition concerns for the rest of your life.
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When Coker said "the world is ready for a bulletproof black man" at ComicCon this summer, it sparked some serious discussion -- and he's ok with that.
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Ultimately, I think one of the reasons I'm okay with the less-than-bulletproof time-travel science of Endgame is that the movie doesn't reset everything.
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It's a coy wink to the audience, since we all know that Luke has bulletproof skin, and that only complete dummies would bother shooting at him.
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He is known to travel aboard his own personal, bulletproof train, luxuriate aboard a 30-foot yacht and fancies sports cars, race horses and designer shoes.
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They don't realize they need bulletproof coffee … [laughs] What they need is wealthy people willing to spray money on 203-year-old kids with an idea.
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It has been vandalized multiple times over the years and, in a few months, the sign will be replaced again -- this time with a bulletproof marker.
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A bulletproof sign will be installed The sign has been vandalized on multiple occasions, and stolen at least once, according to the Emmett Till Memorial Commission.
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We'll find out if all of the speculation about lagging sales, plateauing prices, and consumer anger will have any effect on the company's seemingly bulletproof success.
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Thousands tried, but no one could successfully imitate the P. He issued fatwas in a disturbed monotone, calmly smoking a Newport and wearing a bulletproof vest.
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It is not the coffee or the powders or devices Asprey is pedaling that can miraculously change your body and life: It's the entire Bulletproof lifestyle.
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The comprehensive plan highlights the desire for regulators to bulletproof the industry as companies continue to face a growing threat of sophisticated and frequent cyber attacks.
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Today, it is hard to imagine police officers with no communications gear, bulletproof vests, body cams or training in the tactical response to an active shooter.
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Because of the vandalism, the new memorial, erected two weeks before the protest, weighs 500 pounds and is made of reinforced steel covered in bulletproof glass.
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A series of long-standing procedural and political and discursive norms really have failed the essential challenge that Trumpian politics and Trump's own bulletproof shamelessness present.
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This was a problem for me until I started eating high-fat, low-carb, and low-inflammation foods, which became the basis of the Bulletproof Diet.
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That sample would then be sent to F.A.F.G.'s white nine-room DNA lab, which is protected by bulletproof doors and two armed guards out front.
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The proposal would also provide funding to "harden" schools with bulletproof glass and improved fencing, as well as money to be put toward mental health programs.
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The president said he signed several bills into law Monday, including one that helps state and local police departments purchase bulletproof vests to better protect officers.
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After the shooting, he called 911 and told dispatchers he was in the bank, armed with a handgun and wearing a bulletproof vest, the affidavit said.
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Officers found the bank doors locked and the suspect barricaded inside with a 0003 mm handgun and a bulletproof vest, according to the probable cause affidavit.
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Many lawmakers believe that a president should get to pick his Cabinet but this White House will need a bulletproof EPA nominee after Pruitt's disastrous tenure.
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But, by the same token, it's impossible to conclude -- as Trump does -- that his 2016 win is bulletproof evidence that voters didn't care about his taxes.
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Rick Scott announced last week that the state would invest $2400 million to protect its schools with metal detectors, bulletproof glass, steel doors and upgraded locks.
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But Mr. Beane, always alert to comic irony, has imagined a world so fearful of offense that a formerly despised identity is now a bulletproof vest.
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To gain access, we had to talk to an armed security guard standing behind bulletproof glass, get our picture taken, and undergo an instant background check.
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Ms. Holleeder has been diligent in making sure she is never photographed; she wears a bulletproof helmet, neck guard and vest when she leaves her apartment.
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And Republican lawmakers are turning to measures to bolster school security, rather than gun control, just as makers of metal detectors and bulletproof clipboards have hoped.
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One man who said he was at the Al Noor mosque told media the gunman was white, blond and wearing a helmet and a bulletproof vest.
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We could respond to this tragedy by passing laws mandating that all bounce houses be made of bulletproof material, so children can take cover during shootings.
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So, instead of buying bulletproof backpacks or trying to coat the world in Kevlar, let's understand that we can't arm or armor our way to safety.
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A drug-dealer's new boat sitting in a junkyard for years or bulletproof vests for the people who show up when they call 9-1-1?
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Bulletproof jackets and helmets cannot wholly protect us, and the plea of every Afghan journalist is clear: stop killing journalists because journalism is not a crime.
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Made in oil on wood in the early 16th century, the painting is presented in a temperature-controlled capsule behind bulletproof glass and a protective barrier.
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Months before the Parkland shooting, a private Christian school in Miami sold protective panels that could be inserted into backpacks, charging $120 for the bulletproof shields.
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Months before the Parkland shooting, a private Christian school in Miami sold protective panels that could be inserted into backpacks, charging $120 for the bulletproof shields.
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Bulletproof hosting services, like the one allegedly run out of the bunker, cater to criminals who want to outsource the work of hiding their digital activity.
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Workers wearing bulletproof vests, helmets, and scarves to hide their faces dismantled the first of four Confederate monuments planned for removal in New Orleans on Monday.
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She doesn't have the luxury of a superpower, like the super-strong and bulletproof Cage, so she goes about dispensing the law in a different way.
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But when you're putting out a manifesto about whether or not differences in genders relates to a job, you have to really make your arguments bulletproof.
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In the fictional African nation of Wakanda, beads made of "vibranium" heal bullet wounds, and a bulletproof suit absorbs and stores the energy of hostile blows.
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Ahead, check out the best outfits, complete with WW's signature bulletproof bracelets; zesty red, yellow, and blue star-studded warrior suit; tiara; cape...and so much more.
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Mr. Molins also requested that another man, Fettah Malki, stand trial on charges that he provided Mr. Merah with a bulletproof vest and weapons before the attacks.
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The FBI's informant said Stein would often come equipped on the outings with a pistol, an assault rifle, ammo, a bulletproof vest, and a night-vision scope.
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Headlines declared Facebook "bulletproof" following its most recent earnings call in late April, but the bulk of its scandal-plagued recent history wasn't included in those numbers.
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Their reporting was meticulous and bulletproof, and would go on to win the Pulitzer Prize — they had gotten a number of survivors to go on the record.
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"Press, press, press, press, press / Cardi don't need more press / Kill 'em all, put them hoes to rest / Walk in, bulletproof vest," she raps on the song.
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There's other functioning gadgetry as well, most notably a working ejector seat, a revolving license plate and a bulletproof rear window that can be raised and lowered.
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In the next parking lot over, Alexandria police officers in at least six patrol cars and 15 on bicycles, put on bulletproof vests and lay in wait.
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While those effects may sound intriguing to any caffeine-drinker, there are a few important things you should know about the ingredients that go into Bulletproof coffee.
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Given that, it's wise to talk to your doctor or a registered dietitian who can determine whether regularly drinking Bulletproof coffee is a good idea for you.
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Bookout, 25, writes in her new book, I Wasn't Born Bulletproof…, that she and her husband Taylor McKinney had discussed possibly adopting a third child later on.
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The parent of Ariana, 16, KJ, 6, Kash, 5, and twins Kaia and Kane, 4, shared on Instagram that she had purchased bulletproof backpacks for her children.
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The second trailer for Luke Cage season 2 has dropped, revealing more details about the villains the bulletproof hero of Harlem will be facing this time around.
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Episode 2 ends with a queer woman of color using superpowers on an assailant, as fervently resonant as the bulletproof Luke Cage sauntering through Harlem in 2016.
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While we don't know the year-over-year sales figures, Bulletproof seems to have done well enough at least to convince VC's to hand over more money.
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No one could assert that Brnak's successful marriage proposal was the direct result of Asprey's products, but still — the triumphant moment is essential to the Bulletproof narrative.
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But expecting a viewer to look at Seagal and see anything other than a bulletproof kimono-wrapped pile of shit is probably too much for the medium.
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While sales pros follow this maxim daily, Trump's detractors don't have a clue about it - and as a result don't understand his bulletproof popularity: it's called WIIFM.
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For the ultimate one-two punch, layering both the creams and powders together will ensure a basically bulletproof look that'll last all day and still look natural.
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Some are adding items like a bulletproof backpack, jacket or fleece vest to their supplies after a slew of school shootings has left the country on edge.
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Most bulletproof backpacks and clothing are designed only to protect people from handgun bullets as opposed to those fired by the military-style rifle used in Parkland.
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Counting the lust song that quotes a mouthy Australian's anti-American analysis at length, only four tracks are explicitly "political," including a misfire aimed at bulletproof blankets.
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But it will undoubtedly diminish what's left of his once-bulletproof reputation and expose to further, irreparable harm the agency he once professed to so deeply love.
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Two Democratic state lawmakers in Colorado revealed on Friday that they have been wearing bulletproof vests to work at the state's capitol due to fears of violence.
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He avoided most of his infantry duties by designing bulletproof vests and inventing a new kind of paint for crash-test dummies which changed color on impact.
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The trend:"Bulletproof" coffee was initially branded by biohacking entrepreneur Dave Asprey after he hiked in Tibet, where he tried an energizing local favorite, yak butter tea.
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One of her lawyers, Yoo Yeong-ha, is known as her "Bulletproof Vest" and has been her legal voice since the beginning of the scandal in October.
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One of the most commonly unrealistic tropes in any movie or TV show that depicts a gunfight is how effective "bulletproof vests" are at stopping inbound rounds.
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The DOJ submitted a request Tuesday to the White House's Office of Management and Budget to extend an information collection request related to its bulletproof vest partnership.
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The replacement sign memorializing 14-year-old lynching victim Emmett Till will be made bulletproof for the first time — made of reinforced steel and weighing 500 pounds.
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In the Senate, a companion bill, championed by Mr. Hatch, would also give schools money for physical improvements, such as metal detectors or bulletproof windows and doors.
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The Rimet went to the headquarters of the Brazilian Football Confederation, where it was locked up in a case made of bulletproof glass—and a plywood back.
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Prince Miteb was reportedly accused of hiring nonexistent employees and awarding contracts to his own pet companies, including one deal for walkie-talkies and bulletproof military gear.
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At one point, two men with guns and bulletproof vests came to the home where he was working as a contractor and forced him into a car.
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Rappler reporters have been the targets of online death and rape threats so severe that senior editors have debated installing bulletproof windows in the news organization's office.
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He waived his salary and took to wearing a bulletproof vest in public after someone threatening to kill him shot an M.T.A. police officer at his office.
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The most affecting image: Castro opens his uniform and bares his chest, revealing that he is not wearing a bulletproof vest — a gesture of bravado and vulnerability.
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Some of the inmates immediately ran over, ripped the deputy's shirt open and removed his bulletproof vest to make it easier for emergency workers to perform CPR.
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The bulletproof windshield, cracked by past rounds, looked like battered ice, and a large photograph of a recently killed SWAT -team member obstructed much of the view.
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Abba Balomi, a 20-year-old, baby-faced hunter, wears amulets around his waist and a beige, quilted cloth vest designed to look like a bulletproof vest.
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A new, bulletproof memorial for Emmett Till was erected on the shore of the Tallahatchie River today, after vandals' repeated attempts to erase his memory here. pic.twitter.
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Did you know that it costs roughly $17,500 to outfit just one U.S. soldier between guns, ammo, bulletproof vests, helmets, gas masks, night vision goggles, boots, etc.?
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The launch of Tesla's Cybertruck attracted worldwide headlines when Musk claimed it was "bulletproof" against a 9mm handgun at a promotional event in Los Angeles last Thursday.
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In fact, he had made extra payments in a bend-over-backward effort to make himself bulletproof in the eyes of the federal government and its agents.
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This of course was the bulletproof plan Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Somewhere in the woods 90 miles east of Manhattan, Joe Fasanella has a knife and a pistol strapped to the front of a bulky green bulletproof vest.
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Somewhere in the woods 493 miles east of Manhattan, Joe Fasanella has a knife and a pistol strapped to the front of a bulky green bulletproof vest.
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Ivanka Trump got a visitor at Trump Tower who showed up armed with throwing knives and a bulletproof vest under his suit ... according to the Secret Service.
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For example, there are hanging panes of bulletproof glass, spattered with icons of feminity, ineffectual attempts to shatter the glass ceiling—an injustice more evident on the web.
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"We must go forward as a nation with that same unity of purpose," Trump said, filmed through rain-streaked bulletproof glass as showers beat steadily on his audience.
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But during a live portion of the segment on Hannity, Jones was seen wearing what appeared to be a bulletproof vest with a patch bearing the CBP insignia.
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Backed by tech venture capitalists, these companies, which include Bulletproof Coffee and Soylent, hawk food and supplements to busy, health-conscious people who have a quantify-everything mindset.
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The three go on the run as they try to fight off Elba, who is revealed to be an engineered human, genetically modified to be bulletproof and unstoppable.
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The discussion among board members now is to make a decision about Palomarez's future once the investigation is complete, so that anything the board does is legally bulletproof.
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With a bulletproof suit made from indestructible metal, T'Challa transforms into his superhero persona, the Black Panther, to keep Killmonger and his cronies from waging all-out war.
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His company and lifestyle brand Bulletproof 360 claims to make coffee free of something called mycotoxins, which is, basically, mold and can make you very ill if ingested.
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Perhaps you've heard of graphene, a form of carbon that could bring us bulletproof armor and space elevators, improve medicine, and make the internet run faster — some day.
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Horner, the science advisor on all the Jurassic Park and Jurassic World movies, says he actually pushed back against the idea of making dinosaurs bulletproof in the franchise.
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It's hard to imagine a "bulletproof" order that could assuage the concerns of the immigrant rights community and other potential challengers, said Jon Michaels, a UCLA law professor.
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Workers covered their faces, though they did not wear bulletproof vests, which was a precautionary measure taken during the first two due to death threats to the contractor.
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And if you grow your own—or have a prescription—it's pretty easy to make your own Bulletproof-style coffee with just one gram of the sticky icky.
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She would be strong and smart, armed with bulletproof bracelets and an unbeatable lie detector—a Lasso of Truth that prevented anyone within its golden orbit from lying.
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Detectives Francis McCarthy (left) and Alexander McCoregney examine an assortment of pipe bombs, hand grenades, bulletproof vests, and weapons believed to belong to Jack "Legs" Diamond on Oct.
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"Threats of violence against political leaders have absolutely no place in our democracy," Scheer said, adding that it was "upsetting" that Trudeau had to wear a bulletproof vest.
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A high school student's Darth Vader suit -- in honor of Star Wars Day -- was mistaken for a bulletproof vest, and caused an evacuation and police response in Wisconsin.
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Responding officers rendered aid to Jacobs at the scene, and he was transported to Greenville Memorial Hospital where he later died, despite wearing a bulletproof vest, Miller said.
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An Israeli company that is designing bulletproof backpacks for students is having to scale up production to keep up with orders from the U.S., according to The Independent.
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Students in Louisiana can carry bulletproof backpacks after the state's Democratic governor last week signed a bill that created an exception to the campus ban on body armor.
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LAS VEGAS — A flashy broadcast studio is making its debut at Fox News on Election Night, with LED floors and a sweeping view of Manhattan through bulletproof glass.
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The car still has a large collection of fully-functioning gadgets, including bulletproof windows, dual machine guns, an ejector seat, a tracking display, a smokescreen, and tire slashers.
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Inside that bulletproof metal housing, each board sat in a separate airtight bay, capable of receiving its own puff of odor and responding with its own electrical pattern.
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The thinking was that such a measure could be bulletproof against attacks from the left—and as a result, more likely to win over blue voters in Washington.
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He has a 220006-2202 security detail that has reportedly cost $2628 million and the EPA has paid for a new SUV and bulletproof vests, among other costs.
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Prosecutors said the malware network was hosted and operated through a bulletproof service, a domain and web hosting known for lax attitudes toward cybercrime and favored by criminals.
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They wanted to desensitize me to my own tears, to line my small heart with bulletproof glass, even if doing so meant making me hate my own weakness.
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Guardian Angels position themselves in a corner, a part of the room where they can watch everyone, outfitted with a loaded weapon, a helmet and a bulletproof vest.
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Nutrition studies — which are virtually impossible to do in ways that lead to bulletproof conclusions — also make easy targets: They're easy to critique and interpret in different ways.
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Kim had, in fact, arrived Sunday via a bulletproof train with his wife, Ri Sol-ju — and lots of lobster and wine, according to the New York Times.
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But she is also a sheriff's deputy who wears a sidearm and a bulletproof vest, drives an official S.U.V. and has an AR-212 semiautomatic rifle stored nearby.
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Spending for guns, ammunition, bulletproof vests, gym equipment, a firearms training simulator, radios, night vision gear and ceremonial uniforms totaled more than $1.3 million, according to the agency.
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" She scrolled through the trending tab on her phone, rifling through the other clips in the Top 10: "... Ellen DeGeneres, bowling ball-versus-bulletproof glass, ramen, iPhone stuff.
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Massachusetts Vest-a-Dog, ANE's long-time charity, raises money to buy bulletproof vests kennels for K-22015 cruisers, scent-training kits, and bite suits for police dogs.
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The titular character, a bulletproof ex-convict with superhuman strength who rids Harlem of its criminals, made the series ripe for comparisons to the Black Lives Matter movement.
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As individual students are called upon to address what is actually a political problem, he writes, security companies and bulletproof backpack makers get to profit from the panic.
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In another text, Parnas sent Ahearn a photo of him wearing what appears to be a bulletproof vest, adding that he's heading to a meeting in May 2019.
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The EPA chief defended his need for increased security measures, which include a 24/7 security detail and a vehicle with bulletproof seat covers, because of "documented" threats.
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"Nothing to prove and/I'm bulletproof and/know what I'm doing," she sang in "Dangerous Woman," the title song of her 2016 album and the concert's bluesy finale.
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MISSISSAUGA, Toronto (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau donned a bulletproof vest for an election campaign rally on Saturday, a Reuters eyewitness said, and the Canadian Broadcasting Corp.
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Bulletproof Backpacks in Demand for Back-to-School Shopping A growing number of companies are marketing them to parents who are desperate to protect their children from gunmen.
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Not long after an NBC News producer arrived, he noticed a figure rushing toward him, a man wearing a bulletproof vest with a handgun strapped to his hip.
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His catalog of misfortunes lends him an air of being, if not bulletproof, someone who can float somewhat above the pressures and demands of what he's currently doing.
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But the entrepreneur who started the Bulletproof coffee craze (that's coffee with grass-fed butter and coconut oil), Dave Asprey, has set his sights on living to 163.
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We hadn't noticed before because of the mess of rain on the bulletproof glass separating Trump from the crowd, but once we saw her rhinestones, it was obvious.
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But arrests can appear dramatic, as agents arrive in large numbers, armed with semiautomatic handguns and wearing dark bulletproof vests with ICE in bright white letters on them.
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"This individual had an AR-15, two Glocks, bulletproof vest, was ordering another gun and was talking about committing attacks for ISIS," said assistant US Attorney Karen Gilbert.
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Project Zero has been able to poke holes in the bulletproof mystique of the iPhone's security, which is widely believed to be the hardest consumer device to hack.
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Thus, the so-called bulletproof coffee she makes every morning and the squares of dark chocolate she eats after lunch, in the belief they will bolster her brainpower.
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Mr. Xaver, who remained on the phone with police, was barricaded inside the bank and said he had a nine-millimeter handgun and was wearing a bulletproof vest.
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He's essentially an institution there, and has often been thought to be politically bulletproof (he easily batted away challenges in both the primary and general elections in 2014).
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He shot one police officer, who was saved by a bulletproof vest, and fired wildly with a handgun at others as a he tried to flee on foot.
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Authorities told NBC that a search of the vehicle turned up an array of weapons, including long-range firearms, handguns, bulletproof vests, and a camouflage helmet with night goggles.
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"At first, I thought it was construction but people came running into the room saying they see a guy with a bulletproof vest and a white shirt," she said.
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Mother of three Maci Bookout has tested her fair share of pregnancy tips, but only one stood out and made it into her newest book, I Wasn't Born Bulletproof….
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The best $600k Young Dolph ever spent was for his 2 bulletproof vehicles because they saved his life in Charlotte, and he's expecting more threats the richer he gets.
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Bulletproof coffee says their MCT oil is better than coconut oil, because it specifically uses caprylic and capric acid, shorter prongs than the lauric acid found in coconut oil.
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As the days and weeks progressed, Wall Street suddenly had a new reality to face: A market that seemed bulletproof was now susceptible to a whole range of worries.
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During the trip, Wohl alleged on Twitter that he and Loomer were wearing bulletproof vests and traveling with security teams during their trip out of fear for their safety.
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Asprey is the founder of Bulletproof Coffee, the multimillion-dollar company selling a blended drink with grass-fed unsalted butter and "Brain Octane," a trademarked oil extracted from coconuts.
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A single bullet struck Maryville officer Kenny Moats in the neck, just missing his bulletproof vest, and he died soon after arriving at a hospital for treatment, police said.
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"I call this the going-out-to-get-milk look," the designer Michael Kors said early Wednesday morning as he walked guests through a likable and commercially bulletproof presentation.
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PARIS — A phalanx of soldiers wearing bulletproof vests and wielding machine guns fanned out beneath the Eiffel Tower on a recent afternoon, scanning the crowd for potential terrorist threats.
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Dressed in black helmets, military fatigues, and bulletproof jackets, a fleet of soldiers on 260 motorcycles flew through narrow, crumbling, streets while being supported by trucks and two helicopters.
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Dressed in black helmets, military fatigues, and bulletproof jackets, a fleet of soldiers on 400 motorcycles flew through narrow, crumbling, streets while being supported by trucks and two helicopters.
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When Eddie is being chased by Drake's henchman, Venom takes over, causing cars to crash with his sinewy, symbiotic tentacles, and even serving as a bulletproof shield when necessary.
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Investors could also take comfort that the OT project was being supported by the World Bank, "rendering it effectively bulletproof from further alteration or political investment risk," Hamilton said.
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Of course, a lack of science never stopped anyone from building entire philosophies (cough L. Ron Hubbard cough), and in 2013 Asprey launched the first-ever Bulletproof-branded conference.
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H. Norman Schwarzkopf, commander of Desert Storm, led the pageantry and later joined President George H.W. Bush behind a bulletproof glass partition to watch battle-clad troops march past.
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Starting in 2010, Asprey developed his Bulletproof lifestyle, switched to a ketogenic diet, and started amassing biohacking gear that helped him recover faster and exercise more in less time.
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As teachers grapple with their new roles in school—protecting kids, possibly learning how to use firearms—managing a bulletproof shelter might become one more part of their jobs.
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