Turns out, detonating too many bombs will overload the game.
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The explosion that we'd seen was a suicide truck detonating.
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The suspect is deceased as a result of detonating the bomb.
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One of them headed back downstairs before detonating his suicide vest.
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They were fleeing after detonating an explosive targeting a military vehicle.
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They set it up explosives and after detonating it didn't collapse.
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He has precisely calculated the detonating impact he intends to have.
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Three men have been charged with planting and detonating the bomb.
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He's also accused of detonating a bomb in Seaside Park, New Jersey.
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Two missiles were reportedly fired at Israeli territory, both detonating within Gaza.
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One of the suspects had killed himself by detonating such a device.
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There have also been increased reports of e-cigarette batteries spontaneously detonating.
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TV footage showed Israeli interceptor missiles streaking into the sky and detonating.
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Communist artillery bombarded Khe Sanh Combat Base, detonating the main ammunition dump.
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Last September a suicide bomber walked into the demonstration, detonating his explosives.
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An agency official told BuzzFeed News that the agency is shifting plans away from the likelihood of a terrorist detonating a smaller nuclear device and toward the possibility of a state actor detonating a military-grade nuclear weapon.
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The two male suspects fled after detonating the improvised explosive device, police said.
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The documents offer no explanation for the lack of injuries, despite the bomb detonating.
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Peus calls Olivia and demands Mellie and Sarah before detonating another bomb in Philadelphia.
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Survivors said Boko Haram entered the village firing indiscriminately, setting fires and detonating bombs.
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They later killed themselves by detonating explosives attached to their bodies, the police said.
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The suspect killed himself Wednesday morning by detonating a bomb when approached by police.
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I had various family problems detonating around me, blasting up from nowhere, it seemed.
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The festivities included detonating an explosive called Tannerite that puffs blue or pink smoke.
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Police said the bomb squad shot at the "package-like" object without it detonating.
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Need a break from the hunt for Hatchimals or from eyeball-detonating Christmas displays?
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He is accused of detonating bombs in New Jersey and in New York's Chelsea neighborhood.
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We also talked about what the true impact of detonating the planet's nukes could be.
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In Fallout 76, detonating a nuclear device is just a way to generate more gameplay.
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The most active participants were Hamas and Islamic Jihad operatives detonating bombs and firing weapons.
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Smaller blasts were reported that may have resulted from the police intentionally detonating suspicious packages.
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You definitely wouldn't want to breath deeply while clearing a room after detonating one inside.
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Seven Indian companies manufactured most of the detonators, detonating cord, and safety fuses documented by CAR.
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Two gunmen fired automatic weapons at a security checkpoint outside the airport before detonating their explosives.
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The United States was first, detonating an atomic bomb in New Mexico on July 16, 1945.
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One hit the ground without detonating and the other landed in the Mediterranean Sea still intact.
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The attackers shouted "God is great" before opening fire and detonating several explosives, Mr. Reza said.
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The assailant reportedly wrapped his arms around local finance official Saeed Ali before detonating the bomb.
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Trump said Baghdadi tried to escape down a dead-end tunnel before detonating a suicide vest.
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"They are not remotely detonating this, so it's something they're doing right there," Granit told CNN.
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He said it was clear the explosion was the result of a bomb inside the vehicle detonating.
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Trump said Baghdadi went to his death "whimpering and crying and screaming" before detonating a suicide vest.
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The attacker killed only himself after detonating an explosive according to the state-run Saudi Press Agency.
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Cramer added this box in light of the recent news from North Korea detonating an H-bomb.
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In the meantime they are making preparations - detonating bridges, digging trenches and sending recruits to the frontlines.
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Officials said two assailants stormed the Jawadia mosque during evening prayers, with one detonating a suicide bomb.
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When we provided supporting fire to an engineer detonating mines, we felled trees with our machine guns.
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More recently, a Ukrainian serviceman killed himself by detonating a grenade after a quarrel with his girlfriend.
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The two male suspects fled after detonating their improvised explosive device, Peel Regional Police said in a Tweet.
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A Saudi security official said an attacker parked a car near the U.S. consulate before detonating the device.
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The technological progress of whoever was detonating them was exceptionally swift by the usual metric of emerging civilizations.
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The hazardous material included lithium metal batteries, dry ice, corrosive liquids, detonating fuses, phosphoric acid and ethanol solutions.
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ISIS boasted that the group attacked from within for three hours, killing people before detonating their suicide belts.
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Detonating cord used in improvised explosive devices was measured and allotted down to the centimeter, Mr. Spleeters said.
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This film features an unusually ineffective Ryan, who, again, can't stop a nuclear bomb from detonating inside Baltimore.
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Nearly a year ago, Akayed Ullah was charged with detonating a bomb in the New York City subway.
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According to a Turkish official, one of the attackers opened fire with a Kalashnikov rifle before detonating himself.
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The attack ended after one militant was shot dead and the two others killed themselves by detonating explosive vests.
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Police sources said Thursday's bombers approached a police station in Abu Ghraib from two directions before detonating their explosives.
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Three men the police call career criminals were arrested in December and charged with planting and detonating the bomb.
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The Air Force even wanted to boost the range of radio signals by detonating "plasma bombs" from micro satellites.
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Of the 89 cases, 39% died detonating a vehicle born IED device and 33% were killed as foot soldiers.
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Security officials and other witnesses said the blast was set off by a suicide bomber detonating an explosive vest.
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In an interview with investigators, Ullah admitted he built the device in addition to detonating it, court papers show.
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People were able to return to their homes on Tuesday after the gunpowder charges had stopped detonating, TASS reported.
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And more sixteen-inch shells came from the New Jersey, or wherever, hissing by and detonating almost at once.
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There, they are forced to fight to the death, or die by the bomb collar around their neck detonating.
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The sons rode motorcycles to their target, the Santa Maria Church, before detonating their explosives, according to the police.
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Sunday's nuclear test was the North's most powerful blast in the 11 years it has been detonating nuclear weapons.
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Several people emerged from a car and began attacking government employees with knives before detonating a bomb, Xinhua reported.
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North Korea has publicized a series of tests of its weapons technology since detonating its fourth nuclear bomb on Jan.
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But Syrian soldiers — soon to be joined by Russian de-mining experts — are still working on defusing or detonating explosives.
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It said two Islamic State suicide bombers blew themselves up in the Sayeda Zeinab district after detonating a car bomb.
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Now al Qaeda-linked Islamists are detonating increasingly large bombs as they battle to overthrow the weak U.N.-backed government.
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"The suspect is deceased as a result of detonating the bomb," he said Friday during a press conference in Dallas.
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A Saudi security official said an attacker parked a car near the US consulate in Jeddah before detonating the device.
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Hand grenades were, until last year, classified as "flammable products" rather than weapons, so sentences for detonating them were mild.
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Tear gas canisters could be seen detonating near the military base, where about 2,000 people had gathered by around noon.
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But Lorena scoffs, recognizing what she sees: a woman who's selling her own worth short — and detonating a precious relationship.
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A terrorist could cause much more damage by detonating a bomb inside the passenger cabin than in the cargo bin.
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North Korea's foreign minister suggested soon afterward that the regime was contemplating detonating a hydrogen bomb in the Pacific Ocean.
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Conditt died after detonating a explosive device early on Wednesday as police ran toward his vehicle in an Austin suburb.
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Amaq said the attackers clashed with security forces for several hours, later detonating their suicide vests to target Iraqi security forces.
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Baghdadi killed himself during the raid by detonating a suicide vest, Trump said in a televised address from the White House.
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The second – and more dangerous – would see the HAMMER detonating its on-board nuclear warhead to change the asteroid&aposs course.
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The war monitor, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, said the blast was caused by rebels detonating their arsenal before departing.
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They penetrated the networks of victims ranging from media outlets to railway firms, detonating logic bombs that destroyed terabytes of data.
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In short, detonating America's Constitution and replacing it with something authoritarian will take more than electing a president with authoritarian inclinations.
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The first count involves Ullah detonating the explosives on his person "for and in the name of ISIS," the complaint said.
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"War in the Korean peninsula would be terrible, however, a nuclear weapon detonating in Los Angeles would be terrible," Milley said.
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The attackers fired on the soldiers at the checkpoint to distract them before detonating explosives inside a minivan, Mr. Toprak said.
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She later helped develop shark repellant for the OSS to keep sharks from detonating sabotage charges intended for German u-boats.
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Al-Baghdadi died after detonating an explosive vest during a US military ground raid on Saturday, President Donald Trump announced Sunday.
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There they launched a similar attack, one detonating his explosive vest at an external gate to allow the others to enter.
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" The report called the probability of a terrorist's detonating a dirty bomb "much higher than that of an improvised nuclear device.
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Said hair, tainted with Zyklon B, was sent off to be turned into carpets, cloth, or delicate fibers for detonating bombs.
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The executed prisoners had been convicted of terrorism charges ranging from killing members of the security forces to detonating car bombs.
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One attacker was a suicide bomber, the police said, detonating an explosion in the lobby of the seven-story DusitD2 Hotel.
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Once inside the bombers shot dead employees at close range before detonating explosives, said the official, who asked not to be named.
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For reinforced concrete smashing, the General Purpose Round Point Detonating – Tracer (GPR-PD-T) is another available option with the Jaguar cannon.
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"The suspect is deceased and has significant injuries from a blast that occurred from detonating a bomb inside his vehicle," he added.
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A Taliban suicide bomber killed at least 103 people and wounded 235 more on Saturday by detonating an ambulance full of explosives.
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Another SEMA official said the suicide bombers joined a gathering of farmers in Mashimari before detonating their devices around 11:45 a.m.
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Or you could go all-out and drive straight in, detonating the explosives the enemy has set up, to cause maximum chaos.
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Early Monday morning, robots tried to clip a wire to disarm one of them, accidentally detonating it, the mayor of Elizabeth said.
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Two more sauces are offered on the side: shatta, with detonating chiles, and daqqah, a sour crush of garlic, lemon and vinegar.
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You can shoot some of those things and, importantly, you can also witness those exploding buildings or detonating nukes in the distance.
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Bullets from his 50-caliber machine guns struck an oil barge in Germany, detonating an explosion that nearly downed his own plane.
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Donald Trump has reportedly suggested on multiple occasions to senior officials that they tackle hurricanes threatening the U.S. by detonating nuclear bombs.
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Remember that phenomenons are born in darkness, and its distributors don't even really know what they're detonating — just like an underground nuke.
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Soldiers are stopping and searching people and vehicles, put a curfew in place, and is detonating suspicious items across the capital city.
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A police robot ended up detonating one of those bombs upon investigation—and without any harm done—at about 12:30 AM Monday.
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CNN was unable to confirm the claim but the attack bears the group's hallmarks of detonating vehicles filled with explosives in busy areas.
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The suicide bomber had been denied entry to the Ansbach Open music festival shortly before detonating the bomb outside a restaurant, Herrmann said.
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The pooch was, reportedly, "slightly wounded" after chasing down the ISIS leader, who killed himself and 3 children by detonating a suicide vest.
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We got to see Sierra and speak with the engineers and physicists tasked with detonating virtual nukes in the name of national security.
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The attacker who targeted the wedding sprayed the crowd with automatic gunfire and threw hand grenades before detonating his suicide vest, officials said.
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Al-Baghdadi killed himself by detonating a suicide belt while being pursued by US forces in an underground tunnel network in northern Syria.
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I have spent a 25-year career in politics detonating Democrats out of safe seats and causing no end of troubles for them.
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The bomber was dressed in a police uniform and pretended to be disabled, infiltrating the crowd before detonating his explosive, Mr. Hassani said.
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In January, North Korea conducted a nuclear test for the fourth time since 2009, successfully detonating what it claimed was a hydrogen bomb.
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We have intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of being fired into orbit and then detonating warheads at a target on Earth in about 30 minutes.
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Nearby residents say house-shaking blasts, have been a common occurrence since a bomb squad team began detonating devices last year, CBS Boston reported .
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Yet you then have to clip a series of wires on his suicide vest to prevent it from detonating and taking you with him.
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Two weeks ago, gunmen stormed the campus of the American University of Afghanistan in Kabul, detonating explosives and shooting at students, staff and faculty.
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Saturday&aposs bomber had pretended his truck had broken down before detonating it in front of the hotel&aposs fortified gate, said police Col.
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One security source said the convoy was attacked from higher ground by militants firing rocket-propelled grenades and detonating explosive devices on the ground.
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But the Pentagon loudly boasted of the MOAB's destructive potential, apparently hoping to leverage the weapon for its psychological impact without ever detonating it.
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He told Belgian investigators shortly after his arrest on March 18 that he had "backed out" of detonating his suicide vest at the stadium.
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Those tests, whether firing missiles or detonating nuclear weapons underground, are violations of international law and considered highly provocative actions within the international community.
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A lot of these fighters are getting combat experience in Iraq and Syria, many of whom have experience handling and detonating explosives, he said.
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Every 10 minutes, the relentlessly warming oceans absorb 50 megatons of energy, the amount of energy released when detonating the largest-ever atomic bomb.
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Ryan Keith Taylor, 24, of New Llano, Louisiana, pleaded guilty in June to manufacturing and detonating a chemical weapon in the Kisatchie National Forest.
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"War in the Korean peninsula would be terrible, however, a nuclear weapon detonating in Los Angeles would be terrible," Army Chief of Staff Gen.
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A video has emerged online showing the moment one of the three suicide bombers who targeted Istanbul's Ataturk airport was shot before detonating the explosives.
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Ullah was arrested last December after detonating a homemade bomb in a pedestrian tunnel connecting two subway lines and a bus terminal in midtown Manhattan.
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Herrmann said the man had been denied entry to the Ansbach Open music festival shortly before detonating the bomb outside a restaurant called Eugens Weinstube.
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In the case of a nuke detonating near an asteroid, this causes the rock to recoil in the opposite direction of the material being vaporized.
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They'll also use seismic testing, detonating tiny explosives on the surface of the ice and measuring the reverberations as they bounce off the bedrock below.
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AND FINALLY ... If you don't have something nice to say, say it anyway ... and that includes sending congrats to North Korea -- for detonating a nuke.
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The videos show police in riot gear responding to projectiles by pushing forward in a line and detonating explosive devices to move the crowds back.
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Sect members attacked the police with swords, grenades, and guns, triggering a firefight that involved several large explosions caused by canisters of cooking gas detonating.
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Those who give themselves up before detonating their bombs often face a lifetime of stigma, as families and communities prove unwilling to take them back.
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Turkish authorities are also investigating whether militants may have placed the explosives on the suspect, without his or her knowledge before detonating them long distance.
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Kek, 28, is one of many U.S. bomb legacy victims, after losing both his hands when accidentally detonating a bomb while searching for scrap metal.
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None of the devices have so far exploded on their own, and investigators have been trying to determine whether any were even capable of detonating.
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Both involved insurgents' taking captured vehicles, including Humvees paid for by the United States military, packing them with explosives and detonating them at the compounds.
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By contrast, detonating a bomb in the atmosphere over the Pacific Ocean, as the North Korean foreign minister threatened, could spread fallout far and wide.
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Gunmen stormed Libya's electoral commission in the capital, Tripoli, on Wednesday, spraying bullets and then detonating explosives in a suicide attack that claimed several lives.
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The conclusion: The ocean has absorbed (roughly) the equivalent amount of energy released when detonating a Tsar Bomba once every 10 minutes for 10 years.
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Baghdadi killed himself in a tunnel in northwest Syria by detonating a suicide vest as U.S. forces closed in, according to U.S. President Donald Trump.
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There, the wife tried to force her way inside, detonating a bomb outside the entrance and killing herself and her two daughters, the police said.
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The maker or makers put "these bombs together; they're transporting them to their intended location; and then actually ... detonating them," Manley told KXAN on Tuesday.
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How will he know how close North Korea is to mating a nuclear weapon to a long-range missile and detonating it over American soil?
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Shortly after 10.30am, the three men accused of being directly responsible for planting and detonating the car bomb that killed Caruana Galizia entered the chamber.
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In January this year, 7053 people were killed in another camp after two female suicide bombers managed to make it inside before detonating their explosives.
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The shell reached a height of 2,200 feet before detonating into a massive shower of sparks that fell safely into the waters around Al Marjan island.
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A final sample collection scheduled for 2019 will involve firing a kinetic impactor towards the asteroid from a distance and remotely detonating a shaped charge within.
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And while North Korea's nuclear warheads couldn't fly from there to mainland America, Robbins pointed out that there are other ways of detonating a nuclear bomb.
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In more recent research, we looked at the potential impact of a nuclear war between India and Pakistan, with each country detonating 50 Hiroshima-size bombs.
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This week, a Muslim man was charged with detonating bombs in New York and New Jersey and another was accused of stabbing 10 people in Minnesota.
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To put those sizes in perspective, the Chelyabinsk asteroid was only 60 feet across and caused an explosion equal to about 500,000 tons of TNT detonating.
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Police said the attacker died after detonating explosives shortly after 483:33 pm (10 GMT) at Manchester Arena, which has the capacity to hold 21,000 people.
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Manchester police on Tuesday said the person suspected of detonating an improvised explosive device on Monday evening is a 22-year-old man named Salman Abedi.
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If those barriers were overcome, US forces could disable the weapons by destroying electrical components or detonating their chemical high explosive without causing a nuclear release.
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Business Insider posted a video of what a Twitter user claimed was the craft detonating, but it was low-resolution and could not be immediately verified.
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In addition to a shotgun and a handgun, Pagourtzis also had several kinds of homemade explosive devices, but they were not capable of detonating, Henry said.
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In his announcement Sunday morning, President Donald Trump said al-Baghdadi "died like a dog" while detonating an explosive vest that killed himself and three children.
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Think of the lives they saved by not detonating a hidden bomb at a crowded marketplace or manned checkpoint as they had been ordered to do.
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The concept of a dirty bomb, never used to date, is that terrorists would spread harmful radioactive material by detonating a conventional explosive such as dynamite.
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"I'd rather be raped than bored," announces a mock-petulant Pamela in a seemingly idle remark that is returned to later without properly detonating either time.
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You later figure out how to stop the devices from detonating, and later still, develop advanced strategies for eliminating those who build and emplace the bombs.
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North Korea has ramped up its nuclear program in recent months, test-firing ballistic missiles over Japan and detonating its most powerful nuclear device to date.
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The Irish Republican Army assassinated Lord Mountbatten, a military strategist and mentor to Prince Charles, by planting and remotely detonating a bomb in his fishing boat.
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Detonating a nuke over the U.S. would almost certainly trigger a devastating nuclear response, and the actual effect of such an attack is untested, they argue.
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As he ate his salmon salad, Mr. O'Hara spoke about creating a world without women, working as a black theater artist and detonating his own explosions.
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He found two of the IEDs immediately, and gently separated the detonating caps from the large yellow water jugs that had been filled with explosive powder.
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The militant group also attacked a district centre in neighbouring Ghazni province on Tuesday, detonating an armoured Humvee vehicles packed with explosives near the provincial governor's office.
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Alam also had expressed interest in purchasing explosives with the intention of detonating them in Times Square, a law enforcement source told CNN on condition of anonymity.
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In perhaps the most understatedly absurd speech of the entire convention, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich warned of terrorists detonating a nuclear weapon in the United States.
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In Orakzai, a suicide bomber drove a motorcycle into a crowd attending a festival and market that attracts people from different religious communities, before detonating his explosives.
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Akayed Ullah, who was arrested in December after detonating a pipe bomb in a subway station near Times Square, has been convicted on terrorism charges, AP reports.
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Congressional leaders are eyeing legislation to toughen penalties on companies doing business with Pyongyang in the wake of the country's recent claims of detonating a hydrogen bomb.
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The unacceptable is for North Korea to develop intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of detonating nuclear weapons over American cities, which could happen in the next few years.
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Three months before detonating two bombs at the Boston Marathon, Tamerlan Tsarnaev passed the U.S. citizenship test, according to federal immigration records obtained by The Boston Globe.
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Hughes made the first call on May 5, claiming he had planted a bomb in the mosque and planned on detonating it, according to a federal complaint.
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Blasts — possibly from police officers detonating suspicious packages — hit parts of the country on Monday, compounding an atmosphere of fear and grief that hangs over the country.
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In a brutal war, skeptics said, it was naïve to open up cities to an enemy that had gone so far as detonating an ambulance full explosives.
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"The suspect is deceased and has significant injuries from detonating a bomb inside his vehicle," Brian Manley, the city's interim police chief, told reporters early Wednesday morning.
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Instead, he ended up detonating his explosive device in a budget motel by the city's zoo, killing a couple who had arrived only half an hour earlier.
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But perhaps the most significant aspect of the attack wasn't Al Qaeda's success in detonating a bomb at the gates of one of the world's largest uranium mines.
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On Tuesday, a 27-year-old Bangladeshi man was charged in federal court with terrorism crimes for detonating a pipe bomb in a pedestrian tunnel beneath Times Square.
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The picture, drafted months before 9/11, featured Riley and Pam detonating the World Trade Center towers with a guitar tuner, intended to represent their music destroying capitalism.
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LONDON — A new video has emerged from the Islamic State's media wing in Raqqa, depicting a young child apparently detonating explosives in a vehicle allegedly containing three spies.
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Sceptics tend to dismiss as far-fetched the idea that the rogue regime would knock out the electricity grid by detonating a nuclear bomb high in the atmosphere.
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On Saturday, as Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro gave a speech in Caracas before a large military assemblage, drones carrying explosives approached, officials there said, detonating near the stage.
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The Taliban took responsibility for detonating a car bomb at the start of a lengthy gun fight outside a defense ministry compound in the capital, Kabul, last week.
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In 2016, a suicide bomber took the lives of more than 70 people after detonating an explosive in a city's park that was full of Christians and Muslims.
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In the latest attack on Monday morning, a family of five rode two motorcycles to the front gate of Surabaya's police headquarters before detonating explosives, injuring 2200 people.
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Despite crushing sanctions, Pyongyang has continued its weapons testing, launching ballistic missiles over Japan and, earlier this month, detonating what North Korean officials claim was a hydrogen bomb.
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Should a 15-kiloton nuke be minutes from detonating above Honolulu, a unique siren would sound, warning the public of the bomb's imminent arrival, Hawaii News Now reports.
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The three murder suspects were arrested on the strength of mobile phone records, that allegedly tied them to watching the journalist's home and detonating the bomb, police say.
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Soldiers from the 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment, or Delta Force, reportedly conducted the raid, which resulted in Baghdadi fleeing into a tunnel and detonating his suicide vest.
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Four of the attackers were killed – two by detonating their suicide vests and two shot by security forces – and a fifth militant was arrested, Afghan defense officials said.
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These involve two or more commandos with suicide vests seizing a building or taking hostages, fighting for hours and detonating their explosives only when security forces close in.
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One attacker was killed after detonating his vehicle and two were killed by police in the early hours of the morning, Kabul police chief Abdul Rahman Rahimi said.
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The GLI-F4s, which are roughly seven inches long and contain about an ounce of TNT, release tear gas and a strong blast of air upon loudly detonating.
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The girl is about 15 years old and turned herself in before detonating her explosives, said Idrissou Yacoubou, the leader of a self-defense group in Limani, Cameroon.
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Detonating shells set off supersonic blast waves that slow down and become sound waves; such waves have been linked to traumatic brain injury, once known as shell shock.
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That began an hours-long assault by Taliban gunmen, which was interrupted by a second Humvee breaking all the way into the base and detonating inside, he said.
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The attacker used the emergency vehicle to pass an initial security checkpoint, according to a spokesperson for the Interior Ministry, detonating the explosives when he reached a second checkpoint.
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The attackers drove a water truck filled with explosives through the camp's gates before detonating the explosives in the camp's yard, which was packed with cadets, Captain Erhoma said.
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Similarly, AQAP operative Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab came close to detonating a device that he'd prepared inside a lavatory on a flight from Amsterdam to Detroit on Christmas Day 143.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Two suspects blew themselves up at Istanbul's Ataturk airport on Tuesday, detonating their explosives just before the security check at the international terminal, a Turkish official said.
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Two suicide bombers tried to storm the police center and clashed with guards before detonating explosive devices outside on Khalid bin al-Walid street, the Damascus police chief said.
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On Monday, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee is slated to hold a secret briefing with senior U.S. government officials on North Korea's recent claims of detonating a hydrogen bomb.
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Baghdadi died alongside three of his children by detonating an explosive-laden vest when he fled U.S. forces during an attack in northwest Syria, U.S. President Donald Trump said.
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The bomber died after detonating an explosive belt on a bridge outside the church after he was denied entry by police, according to the state-run Al Ahram newspaper.
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The father was behind the wheel of the vehicle that crashed into Surabaya Center Pentecostal Church, detonating a bomb believed to have been in the vehicle, the police said.
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During the urban breaching training, the Marines and their Japanese partners used four types of explosive charges: detonating cord linear charges, uli knot sliders, doughnut charges, and water charges.
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The militants were said to be wearing military uniforms and driving military trucks and entered the compound after detonating explosives at the main gate, according to the Times. Gen.
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An airport worker told The Associated Press that one of two blasts there hit near a Starbucks cafe, with another detonating near counters for customers paying for overweight luggage.
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They were accused of planting a bomb in the journalist's car and then detonating it by cellphone as she drove away from her family's home on a country road.
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Before heading to Huambo, Harry made his way through a partially cleared minefield before detonating an anti-personnel mine in a controlled explosion near the southeastern town of Dirico.
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There's also a nuclear weapon stuck in a field in Faro, North Carolina, because of another time the Air Force screwed up; that bomb came extremely close to detonating.
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This is because, as Patrick Disney explains in the Atlantic, the whole scenario relies on an American enemy detonating a nuke in the atmosphere to kick off an EMP.
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"And it once again examined the operational features of the detonating devices of nuclear warheads mounted on the ballistic rockets at the designated altitude over the target area," it said.
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Two assailants — identified as Abu Ayoub and Abu Toufik — clashed with security forces before entering the building and detonating explosive jackets after running out of ammunition, the jihadist group said.
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Benjamin took me over to a large TV mounted above a workbench to show me a series of clips of various types of explosive charges detonating in extreme slow-motion.
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Spammers are sending a wave of threats to businesses, schools, and other locations in English-speaking countries across the world, demanding bitcoin in exchange for not detonating a supposed bomb.
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The use of suicide vests allows even small pockets of fighters to tie up advancing Iraqi forces, detonating their suicide belts to potentially inflict mass casualties once they are shot.
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He drew on government experts, including US Energy Secretary (and Nobel prize winner) Steven Chu, to help him evaluate various options including detonating a nuclear bomb to seal the leak.
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If you want to take him out by both detonating a heat lamp and using a remote explosive, you have to orchestrate two separate meetings with the Russian agent Decker.
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When you think about it, in terms of propaganda, the plaintive cries of a bawling, penitent UVA student televised internationally is as compelling and newsworthy as test-detonating a nuke.
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The 85033-year-old man accused of detonating a pipe bomb in the New York City subway system last year was convicted Tuesday on all charges, according to multiple reports.
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Jack Bacon, a senior scientist at NASA in 2010, told Wired that a hit by a 10-centimeter sphere of aluminum would be akin to detonating 7 kilograms of TNT.
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The Bangladeshi immigrant accused of detonating the subway bomb was brought to the U.S. through family unification, but prosecutors say he was radicalized in the U.S. long after he arrived.
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"This is the first incident in the country where a female militant committed suicide" by detonating explosives on her body, said Masudur Rahman, deputy commissioner of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police.
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Hell, she defuses a biological bomb from detonating in Grand Central station, while commanding Spider-Man (her ex, let's not forget) like he's the well-trained attack dog in the situation.
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"It lit my kid's face on fire," said Perry Greer, father of Lethbridge 16-year-old Ty Greer who purchased the detonating e-cig, during an interview with the Canadian Press.
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The sight of a detonating atom bomb has lurked around the periphery of the show, wallpapering the office of FBI agent Gordon Cole (Lynch himself), but the image dominates episode 8.
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A British court found teenage Iraqi asylum seeker guilty of attempted murder Friday for detonating a homemade bomb on a crowded train during rush hour on the London Underground last year.
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Photo: APScottish and Australian researchers have found surprising evidence than detonating landmines, lethal explosives that leech toxic chemicals into soil, may actually be better for the environment than removing them outright.
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A flood of local and federal agents responded to the scene -- including folks from ATF and the FBI -- and bomb squads were reportedly able to disarm it by proactively detonating it.
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Abdeslam, whose brother Salah is a suspect in attacks and still at large, died detonating a suicide bomb during the attacks while Abaaoud was killed in the same raid as Akrouh.
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Baghdadi died alongside three of his children by detonating an explosives-laden vest when he fled U.S. forces into a dead-end tunnel during the attack in northwest Syria, Trump said.
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Whether it is running people over with a vehicle, shooting them with an assault rifle, or detonating a homemade suicide bomb, there is a common theme among many of the perpetrators.
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He's had more words written about him than Brexit this year, and there are only so many ways you can describe a capacity venue detonating to the sound of "Shut Up".
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Getting whacked by a 10-centimeter sphere of aluminum in space is like detonating 15 pounds (7 kilograms) of TNT, Jack Bacon, a senior scientist at NASA, told Wired in 2010.
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Mr. Botyan supposedly gave the officer a mine with a detonating fuse; the officer, in turn, gave it to a subordinate, who placed it in a munitions stockpile inside the castle.
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Mr. Kim has not given up his nuclear program, but he is no longer detonating warheads or firing missiles over Japan or at Guam, lowering the temperature in a volatile area.
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Northern Dynasty Minerals originally proposed detonating millions of pounds of explosives to open a pit the size of Seattle, which would make Pebble Mine the largest manufactured hole in the world.
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"The suspect is deceased and has significant injuries from a blast that occurred from detonating a bomb inside his vehicle," Austin Police Chief Brian Manley told reporters at a news conference.
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Low-volatility bets that had reflected the market's benign nature have faded from popularity after detonating in early February, while more investors move to defensive positions, including a rush to banks.
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"The suspect is deceased and has significant injuries from a blast that occurred from detonating a bomb inside his vehicle," Austin Police chief Brian Manley told reporters at a news conference.
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In its eighth episode — a detour to 1950s America in the wake of Hiroshima and Nagasaki — the series reveals that detonating the atomic bomb unleashed a primal evil into the world.
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In a statement issued by Amaq, the group's propaganda arm, it said that three of its fighters lured security forces to the house they were hiding in, before detonating suicide vests.
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"A booby-trapped car was confronted while trying to break through the outer security ... and (security) prevented it from getting through by opening fire at it and detonating it," the statement said.
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Irbil, Iraq (CNN)A suicide bomber killed six people in the Iraqi town of Ain Al-Tamur, but authorities killed another five would-be attackers and prevented them from detonating their devices.
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It has not yet unveiled a delivery vehicle that can survive atmospheric re-entry before detonating, but protracted and inconclusive negotiations with the U.S could provide time to overcome any remaining challenges.
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Obviously, this doesn't mean anyone should go around detonating landmines as the desire strikes them, but the researchers suggest using less toxic explosions to increase the porosity of soils contaminated by TNT.
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Because there is little perceived risk of remotely detonating such a device, Chief Executive Officer Oscar Munoz said authorities believe there is less chance of them exploding in the hold of aircraft.
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On Wednesday, a suicide bomber in an armored digger truck penetrated Iraqi forces lines, smashing through vehicles and barricades before detonating a blast that destroyed vehicles including Iraqi U.S.-made Abrahams tanks.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — The Shabab militant group continued its relentless campaign against civilians on Tuesday, detonating a large truck bomb near the presidential palace in Mogadishu, Somalia, that killed at least 15 people.
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Al-Baghdadi, 48, died after detonating a suicide vest when he was chased into a tunnel complex by a US military dog in Barisha village, which is located around 50 miles southwest.
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North Korea conducted several launches in 2019 as diplomatic efforts between Pyongyang and Washington began to falter, but the country steered clear of testing intercontinental range missiles or detonating nuclear weapons underground.
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It was October 2013; we had been caught in an ambush, and though the Taliban in the area had been killed quickly, the explosives they left behind for us were still detonating.
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Her secondary fire is called Sticky Bombs, Echo launches six bombs that attach to the first thing they hit, dealing five damage on impact and detonating for 30 damage a second later.
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The father was behind the wheel of the vehicle that crashed into the third church, the Surabaya Center Pentecostal, detonating a bomb believed to have been in the vehicle, the police said.
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The Kim regime also knows either firing an ICBM or detonating a nuclear weapon would be seen as a major provocation by the US and the world, including its main ally, China.
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Sri Lanka has banned drones and is detonating suspicious items around its capital city in the aftermath of a series of deadly bombings on Easter Sunday that killed at least 359 people.
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Resolution 2321 imposed some of the toughest sanctions yet against the North Korean regime, after it disregarded an earlier UN test ban, detonating what it said was a nuclear warhead in September 2016.
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Her action scenes have a deftly detonating visual spaciousness, capped by crowd-pleasing moments like the one where Harley, brandishing a baseball bat, ricochets it off the floor with perfect slow-mo timing.
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The Observatory said fighters of Tahrir al-Sham - an incarnation of the former al-Qaeda affiliate the Nusra Front - launched a suicide attack against the army, detonating a bomb in an armored vehicle.
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Rahami was arrested September 19 in New Jersey after the shootout with police on suspicion of detonating bombs days earlier, first in Seaside Park, New Jersey, and then in New York's Chelsea neighborhood.
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In June, gunmen stormed a hotel in Mogadishu after detonating a car filled with explosives at the gate -- an attack that left at least 15 people dead and 25 others injured, police said.
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Several gunmen stormed the heavily fortified Asasey Hotel in Kismayo, about 500 km south of the capital Mogadishu, after detonating a car bomb at the entrance gate, police captain Mahad Abdia told CNN.
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You might think that removing the landmines would result in less TNT pollution than exploding them, but as the scientists found, detonating the landmines shook up the surrounding soil, making it more porous.
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The Shabab have terrorized Somalia for years, hacking off hands of suspected thieves and detonating enormous suicide car bombs that kill scores in its relentless effort to bring fundamentalist Shariah law to Somalia.
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Three militants with guns and bombs are thought to have entered the college late on Monday; two of the militants died after detonating their bomb vests and one was killed by security forces.
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US troops faced incoming fire once they entered the site, a senior Defense Department official said to Newsweek, adding that the ISIS leader appeared to have killed himself by detonating a suicide vest.
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Militants used an American Humvee captured from Afghan forces to enter the base in central Maidan Wardak province, detonating a bomb hidden in the car within the perimeter before gunmen stormed the compound.
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READ: The forgotten people living in tents 7 months after Hurricane Michael Of course, as NOAA points out, the idea of detonating a nuclear weapon inside a hurricane has some very obvious drawbacks.
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The notion that detonating a nuclear bomb over the eye of a hurricane could be used to counteract convection currents dates to the Eisenhower era, when it was floated by a government scientist.
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Both involved insurgents taking vehicles captured from Afghan forces, including Humvees paid for by the United States military; packing them with explosives; and detonating them at the compounds before the militants stormed in.
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U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that Baghdadi killed himself by detonating a suicide vest after fleeing into a dead-end tunnel during a raid by U.S. special forces in northwest Syria.
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Israel began constructing this system of fences and concrete walls in 22016, at the height of the second Palestinian uprising when suicide bombers were detonating themselves in cafes and buses in Israeli cities.
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A suicide bomber last week wounded six coalition service members — three of them American — and killed an Afghan linguist after detonating explosives at a gate at Bagram Airfield, America's largest base in Afghanistan.
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Five attackers were involved in the Kabul assault, with one detonating a car bomb outside, before four gunmen attempted to storm the building, said Najib Danish, a spokesman for the Afghan interior ministry.
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The AP witnessed Syrian troops dismantling and detonating mines left behind by the militant group, and said Russian demining units were also using robots and sniffer dogs to clear the area of explosives.
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With her meds under control, the woman who saved thousands of lives by keeping a train station bomb from detonating at the end of season 5 is now living a quiet life in Brooklyn.
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For a while, I wondered if my family's recent loss of both my beloved grandmother and my 28-year-old cousin (who was brutally killed by gun violence) contributed to detonating my wary alertness.
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Here in the US, we like to think that our nuclear weapons exist to prevent our enemies from detonating a nuclear explosion on US soil — that is, when we think about them at all.
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Video images of the militants' hideout showed blue plastic barrels filled with explosives, washing machines that had been used to transport arms and ammunition, long lengths of detonating cord and dozens of ball bearings.
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A bombing attack in Madagali earlier in January, believed to be organized by the Boko Haram militant group, was apparently conducted by two women who carried babies past a checkpoint before detonating their bombs.
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Facing no apparent resistance, the Humvee barrels into the middle of the base, detonating in flames in front of a large building and producing a cloud of smoke and dust, obscuring the entire compound.
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These systems, which analysts liken to a bullet taking out another bullet, could in theory take down a missile with a nuclear payload without detonating it -- although the radiation emitted would still pose risks.
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But Duke avoided making a decision on the fate of 86,000 Hondurans, detonating an automatic six-month renewal of the country's TPS status, reportedly angering White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE.
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Federal prosecutors argue that the man convicted of planting and detonating a bomb in Manhattan last year, injuring dozens of people, has been attempting to radicalize other inmates while in prison, CNN reported Sunday.
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According to officials and witnesses, at least one of the attackers opened fire with an AK-47 machine gun before detonating his suicide vest inside the arrivals terminal, just outside the luggage pickup area.
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A video emerged this morning showing an explosive device, reportedly linked to this weekend's explosions in New York City and New Jersey, detonating after law enforcement attempted to disarm it using a bomb robot.
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Akayed Ullah, who is accused of detonating a homemade explosive in a pedestrian subway tunnel at a bus terminal near Times Square, was born in Bangladesh but legally moved to the US in 2011.
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As Seoul prepared to host the 1988 Summer Games, Pyongyang tried to scare the world away by detonating a time bomb on a South Korean passenger jet, killing all hundred and fifteen people onboard.
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Two women entered the camp in Kabelawa, around 50 km (30 miles) north of the border with Nigeria, and joined a group of young people before detonating suicide belts just before midnight on Wednesday.
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Ghulam Sanayee Stanekzai, the police chief of Nangarhar Province, which includes Jalalabad, said that a single assailant had shot and killed guards at the precinct's Education Department before detonating explosives hidden in a vest.
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Sometimes the black hole spends eons inhaling matter as fast as physically possible, converting that matter into energy in a long-lasting cataclysm, each instant the equivalent of billions of thermonuclear weapons detonating simultaneously.
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In an apparent reference to the three men, Islamic State said on Sunday that three of its members had clashed with Sri Lankan police for several hours on Friday before detonating their explosive vests.
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This category includes casualties caused by suicide bombers detonating in populated areas and targeted killings, but excludes those caused by ground fighting, airstrikes and explosions aimed principally at military targets, like some roadside bombs.
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Amaq identified the suicide bomber as Siddiq al-Farsi, saying he died in a "martyrdom operation" aimed at traitorous religious scholars, detonating an explosive belt that it said killed or wounded about 70 people.
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Video images of the militants' hideout showed blue plastic barrels filled with explosives, washing machines that had been used to transport arms and ammunition, long lengths of detonating cord, and dozens of ball bearings.
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Rahami, 28, was arrested last week in New Jersey after a shootout with police on suspicion of detonating bombs September 17 first in Seaside Park, New Jersey, and then in New York City's Chelsea neighborhood.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A 20-year-old man appeared in court on Wednesday accused of plotting to kill British Prime Minister Theresa May by first detonating an explosive device to get into her Downing Street office.
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The 28-year-old man, identified as Sergei W., has been charged with 28 counts of attempted murder for detonating the roadside bombs in a plan to reap profit when the club's share price dropped.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's security forces suffered one of their heaviest attacks after militants firing rockets and detonating explosives hit a police operation on Friday in the western desert, authorities and security sources said on Saturday.
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Arms experts say detonating a nuclear-tipped missile over the Pacific Ocean, while seen as the logical final step to prove the success of its weapons programme, would be extremely provocative and carry huge risks.
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Mr. Netanyahu complained of Palestinian children being "indoctrinated with hate" by leaders who talked of detonating a nuclear bomb in Israel, slitting the throats of Israelis and welcoming every drop of blood spilled in Jerusalem.
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The Enola Gay released it some 30,000 feet above the city, and the bomb fell for 44.4 seconds before detonating in a blast that would ultimately kill 140,000 people and destroy 90% of the city.
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Militants killed more than 230 people at a mosque in North Sinai on Friday, detonating a bomb and gunning down worshippers in the deadliest such attack of Egypt's modern history, state media and witnesses said.
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It didn't help that I was staying in the Metropole hotel, where the meeting was being held, and security personnel blanketed the lobby with a cellphone suppression technology that keeps terrorists from detonating bombs remotely.
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With it clear that war was imminent, Mr. Yaakov said, he initiated, drafted and promoted a plan aimed at detonating a nuclear device in the sparsely populated Eastern Sinai Desert in a display of force.
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In dramatic cellphone footage of the incident recorded by a motorist, the assailants seal off a block in the suburb of Boksburg, east of Johannesburg's commercial center, before calmly detonating explosives under the cash vans.
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The plan that he and the movie's other baddies ultimately embark upon involves detonating two nuclear bombs and irradiating the water supply that keeps much of India, China, and Pakistan — and thus billions of people — hydrated.
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The jihadist group, which lost most of its territory in Syria last year, rampaged through Sweida city in July from the desert areas east of the city, killing more than 200 people and detonating suicide vests.
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If talks over the next month lead to a deal with Xi Jinping, relieved markets will conclude that the trade war is about political theatre and squeezing a few concessions from China, not detonating global commerce.
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Islamic State's Amaq news agency said the group's militants entrapped Kurdish security forces by detonating a sound explosive device on a main street and after people congregated they detonated a car that was parked near by.
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There, in the Kunar provincial capital, Asadabad, a suicide bomber killed at least 11 and wounded 40 by detonating explosives near the governor's compound in that city, said Abdul Ghani Musamem, spokesman for Kunar province's governor.
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Jul 17 2015 - A teenager kills his uncle, an army colonel before driving to the checkpoint outside Ha'er prison in south Riyadh where many jihadists are incarcerated and detonating a bomb, killing himself and wounding police.
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When the South last hosted the Olympics, in 1988, North Korea attempted to disrupt the event, most notably by detonating a bomb on a Korean Air passenger jet, killing 115 people, less than a year earlier.
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Another problem is that even if someone decided that detonating a nuclear bomb in a hurricane was a smart idea, which, again, it is not, a nuke would not be powerful enough to have any impact.
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The security officials said Wednesday's attack appeared to be a shift in tactics, as the extremists in the past had rarely managed to infiltrate heavily fortified government buildings without first detonating one or more vehicle bombs.
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And sadly, there was the 2009 tragedy near Khost, Afghanistan, in which a Jordanian physician duped his handlers into thinking he would deliver Zawahiri before detonating a bomb that killed five CIA officers and two contractors.
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Iran's top nuclear scientists were being assassinated in a string of similar attacks: Assailants on motorcycles were pulling up to their moving cars, attaching magnetic bombs and detonating them after the motorcyclists had fled the scene.
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" The statement said the drones "carried explosive devices with foreign detonating fuses," adding that the "usage of strike aircraft-type drones by terrorists is the evidence that militants have received technologies to carry out terrorist attacks.
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In the exercise in 2009, top Bush administration officials walked Mr. Obama's aides through what would happen in the event of an attack involving a series of explosions detonating in a number of American cities simultaneously.
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Islamic State said in an online statement that two of its fighters had infiltrated a police headquarters near Haditha dam and attacked soldiers stationed there with light weapons and hand grenades before detonating their explosive vests.
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Last month, a suicide bomber killed six people in the Iraqi town of Ain Al-Tamur, but authorities killed another five would-be attackers and prevented them from detonating their devices, in an attack claimed by ISIS.
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Police said the two men killed themselves by detonating explosives as officers launched an early morning raid in a village in Jhenidah district, about 100 miles (160 km) west of the capital Dhaka after a tip-off.
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Detonating bombs using a Wi-Fi network is considered a new technique, Dedi Prasetyo, another National Police spokesman, told Reuters on Tuesday, and gets around using phone signals, which can be jammed during rallies involving large crowds.
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Ahmad Rahami was arrested on Monday after a shootout with police on suspicion of planting explosives in three different locations in New Jersey and New York City, one of which injured 29 people after detonating in Manhattan.
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The drone, according to easily decipherable text accompanying the design drawing, would be capable of carrying a large nuclear device into coastal waters and detonating it, touching off a radioactive tsunami to flood and contaminate seaside cities.
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"We consider this a terrorist attack," prosecutor Eric Van Der Sypt told reporters, declining comment on witness accounts that the man had shouted Islamist slogans before detonating what witnesses said were one or two devices in luggage.
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Nearly two weeks after he became Germany's first suicide bomber, detonating a backpack filled with chemicals and sharp metal bits outside a music festival in the southern town of Ansbach, his actual identity and motives remain unclear.
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Investigators said that they think the men wanted to use bombs and AK-47s to attack a mass event, while simultaneously detonating a car bomb elsewhere, and that the police were not certain of their exact targets.
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The Taliban went one further on September 2nd by detonating a suicide-bomb in Kabul just as an American diplomat, Zalmay Khalilzad, was confirming the outline of the draft settlement he has negotiated with the jihadist group.
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His first year was marked by a mass shooting at Fort Hood and the "underwear bomber," a terrifying close call in which a Nigerian national almost succeeded in detonating explosives aboard a Northwest Airlines flight to Detroit.
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The idea was first floated back in 1959 by Jack Reed, a meteorologist at Sandia Laboratory, who suggested a submarine could travel underwater to penetrate the eye of a hurricane before detonating one or more nuclear missiles.
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Zahran, a man in his early 30s who had been preaching an increasingly militant brand of Islam, was one of two attackers who died after detonating their explosives in the luxury Shangri-La hotel, intelligence officials say.
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A suicide bomber, perhaps no older than they, had walked in as their algebra class ended and physics was about to begin, detonating his explosive vest and turning the university prep center into a scene of carnage.
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But court officials told the Spanish news media that at least one of the suspects had confirmed that the cell had planned a larger attack that included detonating a bomb at landmark monuments and churches in Barcelona.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Dallas police ended a standoff with a gunman Friday morning by remotely detonating a "bomb robot," an unprecedented tactic by officers that rekindles concerns about the militarization of local law enforcement in the United States.
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The attacker drove into a crowd in front of a branch of the New Kabul Bank in the city, detonating a car bomb so potent that some victims were blown into the nearby Helmand River, officials said.
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The details of the program, dubbed Project A119, were first made public in 2000 by Leonard Reiffel, the physicist in charge of looking into the possibility of detonating a nuke on the moon's surface or just above it.
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Photo: APThe sophistication of the package bombs that keep on detonating throughout the cities of Austin and San Antonio in Texas has authorities and experts concerned that the perpetrator is not an amateur, USA Today reported on Tuesday.
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The jihadist group, which lost most of its territory in Syria last year, seized about 30 people when it rampaged through Sweida from a desert enclave outside the city, killing more than 200 people and detonating suicide vests.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian investigators said on Thursday that the man suspected of detonating a bomb on the St. Petersburg metro earlier this month had received money from an "international terrorist group" in Turkey, the RIA news agency reported.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - An Islamic State militant was killed after detonating explosives strapped to their body when Turkish police raided a militant cell in a house in the southeastern city of Gaziantep on Thursday, the Dogan news agency reported.
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President Donald Trump provided vivid detail of the mission on Sunday, saying the terrorist leader was "whimpering and crying and screaming" before he died by detonating an explosive vest in a dead-end tunnel with three young children.
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The bomber attacked the compound of the district court in the city of Mardan, throwing a hand grenade, opening fire at the main gate and then entering before detonating his explosive vest, said the police officer, Ijaz Khan.
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Ridding the North of its warheads would require military specialists from the Western nuclear states — including "render safe" teams trained to prevent arms from detonating — as well as possible agreements with China or Russia to take the weapons.
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Before detonating himself, the suicide bomber also planted a second bomb in the metro which he planned to detonate remotely, but which malfunctioned and did not go off, the Investigative Committee, which handles major crimes, said on Tuesday.
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More recent history testifies to the fragile success of negotiations, which collapsed in the 2000s when George Bush declared North Korea part of his infamous "Axis of Evil," and Kim Jong-il responded by detonating a nuclear device.
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Ahmad Khan Rahimi, the man charged with leaving two bombs in New York City last September — with one of the bombs detonating and injuring 30 people in the Chelsea neighborhood — has been convicted of terrorism charges in federal court.
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For fans of the series, the new setting likely isn't a complete surprise: as Polygon recaped (and uh, spoilers), the "good" ending of Far Cry 5 ends with the villainous Joseph Seed detonating a nuke and destroying Hope County.
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The country's official news agency said the test was to confirm the stability of a solid-fuel ballistic missile launched from a submarine and "the working accuracy of a nuclear detonating device of a warhead" at a designated altitude.
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If North Korea were to conduct a test involving the firing of a nuclear-tipped ballistic missile and detonating it somewhere over the Pacific Ocean, that would prove to the world it is capable of marrying the two technologies.
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An hour and a half later, Breivik set off in a Volkswagen van to kill 77 people, first by detonating a fertilizer bomb in Oslo, then by gunning down teenagers at a summer camp on the island of Utoya.
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One of the suspects in the Indonesia plot, a skilled bomb-maker who was arrested on May 8, was perfecting the process of detonating a bomb through Wi-Fi networks, Dedi Prasetyo, the national police spokesman, said on Thursday.
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New York City (CNN)The man accused of detonating a homemade explosive device at a busy transit hub in New York City last month, injuring five people, pleaded not guilty on Thursday to charges from a six-count indictment.
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Rahimi, an Afghanistan-born U.S. citizen, has been accused of detonating bombs in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan, injuring 30, and at a road race in the coastal New Jersey town of Seaside Heights, where no one was injured.
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The artist's announcement comes roughly a month after Banksy attempted to destroy one of his own paintings, detonating a hidden shredding mechanism on "Girl with a Balloon" (2006) immediately after it sold for $1.3 million at a Sotheby's auction.
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His respectful approach pleased British officials who helped organize his trip and who had fretted about the unpredictable President's habit of detonating diplomatic grenades -- especially where the two sides differ on Iran policy, climate change, international institutions and the Middle East.
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As RMIT senior lecturer Brett Carter reports in The Conversation, scientists in the 1970s were already aware of the Sun's potential to trigger magnetic field changes—they just weren't sure if it was strong enough to induce the mines into detonating.
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A jury found the 29-year-old Afghanistan-born man — who was living in Elizabeth, New Jersey, when he carried out the attack — guilty on all counts, including the most serious charge of detonating a weapon of mass destruction in public.
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Mr. Trump has spoken of the dog, whose name Newsweek reported is Conan, in glowing terms in the days since the raid, which culminated with Mr. al-Baghdadi detonating a suicide bomb, killing himself and several children and injuring the dog.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump asserted in his televised address from the White House Sunday that ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was "whimpering and crying " before ultimately detonating his suicide vest in a tunnel as US commandos closed in.
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A Bangladeshi immigrant was arrested Monday morning after detonating a pipe bomb strapped to his body in a busy corridor of New York City's subway system, injuring himself and three other people in what officials have called a terror attack.
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Even though Kim is not detonating nuclear warheads or flinging missiles over Japan now to test his military capabilities – as he did last year – North Korean scientists are continuing work in their labs to strengthen and expand the North's atomic arsenal.
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The raids came as the Sri Lankan army revealed new evidence Saturday about one of the suspected Easter Sunday bombers -- Abdul Lathief Jameel Mohamed, who killed himself while detonating a bomb at the Tropical Inn Guesthouse on the outskirts of Colombo.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German police arrested a man on Friday suspected of detonating three bombs that targeted the Borussia Dortmund soccer team bus in the hope of forcing down the club's share price and making a profit on an investment, prosecutors said.
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Akayed Ullah, the 27-year-old Bangladeshi immigrant arrested for detonating a pipe bomb in New York City Monday, has been charged with criminal possession of a weapon, supporting an act of terrorism, and making terrorist threats, police said Tuesday.
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High-altitude EMP attack entails detonating a nuclear weapon at 30-400 kilometers altitude — above the atmosphere, in outer space, so high that no nuclear effects, not even the sound of the explosion, would be experienced on the ground, except EMP.
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Three men have since been arraigned for detonating the car bomb and are awaiting trial, but Caruana Galizia's sons, Matthew and Paul, told Amanpour that six months later their family is still searching for the masterminds behind their mother's death.
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At an annual review staged by the Ground Self-Defense Force in the foothills of Mount Fuji last weekend, 25,000 spectators gathered to watch a parade of tanks, helicopters and other armored vehicles, with soldiers detonating artillery against artificial targets.
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Newsweek also reported that the US Defence Department told the White House it had "high confidence" that al-Baghdadi had been killed in the raid after detonating a suicide vest, citing a senior official who was familiar with the investigation.
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In a brief court appearance held via videoconference from a hospital room, the Brooklyn man accused of detonating a homemade pipe bomb inside a crowded subway tunnel in Manhattan was ordered held without bail on Wednesday by a federal magistrate judge.
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Two male attackers, wearing full-length burqas to hide explosive vests and automatic weapons, entered the mosque in the city of Gardez in Paktia Province, first firing at the worshipers and then detonating the vests, according to the Afghan police.
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Boko Haram used 44 children to carry out suicide attacks in West Africa last year, up from four in 2014, with some as young as eight, mostly girls, detonating bombs in schools and markets, according to the U.N. children's agency UNICEF.
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As the 2017-18 school year begins, Houston is struggling to recover from one of the most destructive storms in the nation's history, North Korea is detonating nuclear bombs and people all over are still grappling with the events in Charlottesville.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian insurgents stepped up a week-long offensive on government-held areas in the city of Aleppo on Thursday, detonating three car bombs and firing shells which killed at least a dozen civilians, state media and a monitor said.
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Speaking at a press conference Saturday, French prosecutor François Molins said that Abdeslam had admitted to going to the Stade de France stadium on November 13 with the intention of detonating the explosives before ultimately backing out of the plan.
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Mogadishu, Somalia (CNN)Gunmen stormed a hotel in the Somali capital of Mogadishu on Saturday after detonating a car filled with explosives at the hotel gate -- an attack that has left at least 15 people dead and 25 others injured, police said.
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Breivik's 21-year sentence – for detonating a car bomb near a government building, killing eight, and then going on a shooting rampage at a left-wing summer camp, killing 69 – can be extended if authorities determine he still poses a threat to society.
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DORTMUND (Reuters) - A German-Russian man suspected of detonating three bombs targeting the Borussia Dortmund soccer team bus in a plan to profit from a plunging share price appeared in a German court on Thursday charged with 0003 counts of attempted murder.
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It began with an Austin Police helicopter circling the skies over his normally quiet neighborhood and ended with tear gas rounds shattering the windows and a small army of SWAT officers breaching the door and detonating flashbang grenades in his neighbor's home.
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LONDON (Reuters) - An Iraqi teenager, who had come to Britain as an asylum seeker, was found guilty on Friday of attempted murder after detonating a homemade bomb on a packed rush-hour London commuter train, injuring 30 people, prosecutors and police said.
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Despite detonating double political explosions in Washington, the two senators, who are both standing down after next year's mid-term elections, failed to breach the dam holding back fulminating establishment anger at Trump, who retains rock solid support from his GOP base voters.
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Baghdadi, an Iraqi jihadist who rose from obscurity to declare himself "caliph" of all Muslims as the leader of Islamic State, died by detonating a suicide vest as he fled into a dead-end tunnel as elite U.S. special forces closed in.
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While lawmakers from both sides of the aisle applauded last week's sanctions and called for further action, some Democrats called on Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to avoid oil sanctions for fear of detonating further violence and instability in international oil markets.
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Sher Aziz Kamawal, commander of the 808th Police Zone, which includes northeastern Afghanistan, and the Kunduz governor, Asadullah Omarkhel, said the Taliban responded to the airstrikes on their positions by putting abducted passengers into a truck container and then detonating explosives there.
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The Norwegian state says extreme restrictions are needed after Breivik gunned down 69 people, many of them teenagers, at a youth camp of the then ruling Labour Party on July 22, 2011, after detonating a bomb in central Oslo that killed eight.
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Prosecutors say Domingo contemplated drive-by shootings and detonating a bomb at the Santa Monica pier before deciding to bomb a rally scheduled for Sunday, April 28, in the Los Angeles suburb of Long Beach that he believed was organized by white nationalists.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — For seven years, Kim Jong-un has pursued an in-your-face strategy for building his nuclear arsenal: detonating blasts underground and firing missiles into the sky, all to send the message that his country's nuclear buildup is irreversible.
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Some bomb technicians who studied photos of the device that circulated on social media suggested that the bomb sent to CNN had hallmarks of fake explosives — the kind more typically depicted on television and in movies, rather than devices capable of detonating.
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Militants launched a brazen midday assault on a busy commercial center in the heart of the Indonesian capital on Thursday, shooting civilians and police officers and detonating explosives in sporadic acts of violence that left seven dead and at least 23 injured.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The terror cell responsible for the vehicle attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils last week were planning a much larger, deadlier one that involved filling three vans with explosives and detonating them at three of Barcelona's busiest sites.
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Detonating a weapon inside a missile warhead, or even from a ship or barge, would be far more difficult for the North than setting one off inside a mountain, where engineers have months to wire up the weapon, and no time pressure.
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Project A119, as the study was called, secretly examined the scientific and military benefits of launching an intercontinental ballistic missile carrying a nuclear bomb the size of the one dropped on Hiroshima and detonating it on or near the surface of the moon.
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A platform worker at the station said that before the blast, he heard a man shout "Allahu akbar" (Arabic for "God is great") and saw him try to enter an office with a rolling suitcase before detonating the device at another location.
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Baghdadi, an Iraqi who rose from obscurity to declare himself "caliph" of all Muslims as the leader of Islamic State, died last month by detonating a suicide vest after he fled into a dead-end tunnel as elite U.S. special forces closed in.
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A Syrian refugee who was facing deportation to Bulgaria pledged allegiance to the Islamic State group in a video on his cellphone before detonating a bomb near a music festival in a southern German town on Sunday night, killing himself and injuring 12.
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The most striking clip showed footage of a sphere of C-4 (short for Composition-4, a military-grade plastic explosive) detonating, slowed down to the point where I could see the searing, white-hot gases escape from the metal casing surrounding the charge.
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On Wednesday, the man suspected of planting bombs around Austin, TX — which killed two Black men, 39-year-old Anthony Stephan House and 17-year-old Draylen Mason, and injured several others — died in a standoff with police, detonating an explosive in his vehicle.
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And that&aposs -- the reason why are very obvious, the North Koreans have been detonating nuclear weapons since 22012, they tested two ICBM&aposs this summer, I actually think the North Korea&aposs right now could hit the United States with a crude nuclear weapon.
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SEOUL/TOKYO (Reuters) - Detonating a nuclear-tipped missile over the Pacific Ocean would be a logical final step by North Korea to prove the success of its weapons program but would be extremely provocative and carry huge risks, arms control experts said on Friday.
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In recent days, Russian and Syrian aircraft have carried out attacks, mainly in Aleppo, using bunker-busting bombs, incendiary munitions, cluster bombs, barrel bombs and thermobaric bombs, which scatter a cloud of explosive particles before detonating in devastating blasts, according to American intelligence officials.
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At 5 o'clock the next afternoon, Father Saba left the church cradling the ball, slipped through a suffocating crowd to the dusty main road, took a small running start and heaved the orb into the air, detonating a horde of assembled players into action.
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Let us say that an enemy state realizes that they could never physically invade the United States, but that they could bring the country to its knees by detonating nuclear weapons overhead at high altitude creating electromagnetic pulses (EMPs) that would cripple our power grid.
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Norwegians often talk merely of "July 22", the date of the massacres, or "Utoeya", the island where he shot dead 69 people, many of them teenagers at a camp of the then ruling Labour Party, after detonating a bomb in Oslo that killed eight.
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Akayed Ullah, 2000, a green card holder from Bangladesh who is accused of detonating a bomb in a subway tunnel on Monday, came to the United States on what is known as an F210 visa, available to the nieces and nephews of U.S. citizens.
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"There were two girls taught by Boko Haram to be suicide bombers ... The girls confirmed that they were taught that their life was not worth living, that if they die detonating the bomb and killing a lot of people, then their lives will be profitable," Dali said.
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While Trump and other military officials initially believed Baghdadi had killed three children after detonating his suicide vest in a tunnel, McKenzie said updated information had revealed that only two children had been with him, with both of them being assessed to be under 12 years old.
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The story said that in a White House meeting last week, Trump shared intelligence the US had received from another country -- some of which was revealed Tuesday to be from Israel -- about the risk of ISIS placing bombs inside of laptops and detonating them on planes.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A British man was sentenced to life in prison on Friday over a plot to kill Prime Minister Theresa May by first detonating an explosive device to get into her Downing Street office and then using a knife or a gun to attack her.
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President Donald Trump, speaking in a press conference on Sunday, painted a vivid picture of the mission that he said left the extremist leader "whimpering and crying and screaming" before he died by detonating an explosive vest in a dead-end tunnel with three young children.
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But hitting a nuclear-armed missile could trigger exactly the nuclear detonation that the United States would be trying to prevent, depending on any safety mechanisms that the North has built into its weapons to keep them from accidentally detonating if they suffered a sharp shock.
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Authorities in the region have said it will be a long battle to thwart the jihadist group's ideology, even after Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi killed himself by detonating a suicide vest during a raid by U.S. special forces in northwest Syria in October.
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Close to where McCain rests are the remains of another US Navy hero, William B. Cushing, a daredevil officer who led units that were essentially the Navy SEALS of the Civil War, undertaking bold raids and sinking a Confederate ironclad by detonating a torpedo at close range.
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In the attack, a car broke through checkpoints onto the grounds of the General Santander School in the Colombian capital Bogota before detonating, killing at least 20 police cadets as well as the driver, whom the government has identified as ELN explosives expert Jose Aldemar Rojas.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — When the North Koreans were shooting off missile tests and detonating new, more powerful atomic bombs last year, President Trump responded with threats of "fire and fury" and ordered the military to come up with new, if highly risky, pre-emptive strike options.
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So I did just that, detonating that North Korean device on the Capitol building in the heart of Washington, DC — and, well, see for yourself: Roughly 220,000 people would die from this one attack alone, according to the Nukemap estimate, while another 450,000 would sustain injuries.
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Speaking with Fox News, Aldrin said there may be feasibility to ideas put forth by tech luminaries such as Elon Musk (a friend of Aldrin&aposs), including detonating nuclear weapons as a way to &aposterraform&apos the Red Planet or transforming Mars so it can support human life.
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DORTMUND, Germany, Nov 13 (Reuters) - A German court sentenced a German-Russian man to 14 years in prison on Tuesday for detonating a bomb on the Borussia Dortmund (BVB) soccer team bus in 2017 as part of a money-making scheme which injured one of the club's players.
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An unknown number of militants started the assault by driving up to the base -- a former hotel now used as an operating center for U.N. police officers -- and detonating a vehicle at an entrance Friday morning, said Olivier Salgado, a spokesman for the U.N. peacekeeping mission in Mali.
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The Hornigs experimented with separate aspects involved in detonating the explosive charges that would implode the bomb's plutonium core and release unprecedented destructive energy, as the world would witness when the United States dropped atomic bombs on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 2500, ending the war.
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Federal prosecutors said on Friday that the New Jersey man convicted of detonating explosives in the Chelsea section of New York in September 2016 that injured more than 30 people has been "attempting to radicalize fellow inmates" at the Manhattan jail where he is being held pending his sentencing.
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The trial of the man charged with detonating a bomb in Chelsea last year began Monday in Federal District Court in Manhattan with video replays of the blast, emotional testimony from people wounded by shrapnel and an outburst by the defendant that led to his ejection from the courtroom.
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READ: German synagogue shooter denied Holocaust in video uploaded to Twitch After detonating an explosive at the gate of the Jewish cemetery, he shot dead a 40-year-old woman passing by, then attacked a nearby Turkish kebab restaurant, killing a 20-year-old man who was eating there.
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The first 10 minutes of the film is a riot of images, some of them powerful, all of them memorable and highly provocative: people being run across the border, explosions in a department store, an Islamic terrorist detonating a bomb as a mother pleads for her child's life.
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The US Army's official social media team apparently decided that this year's commemoration of the holiday would be a good time to tweet out this poorly considered video showing personnel firing rockets, detonating bombs, and firing machine guns, with all the dangerous stuff replaced with shamrocks and four-leaf clovers.
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Baghdadi died alongside three of his children by detonating an explosives-laden vest when he fled U.S. forces into a dead-end tunnel during the attack, which took place in the Idlib region in northwest Syria, the Republican president said in a televised address to the nation from the White House.
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During such an attack on a refugee camp in the northeast Nigeria town of Dolori in February 2016, which left dozens dead, one of the three girls changed her mind about detonating the explosives strapped to her torso after she identified members of her family among those in the camp.
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One step is an above-ground nuclear detonation, like the kind North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho threatened at the United Nations last month when he suggested leader Kim Jong Un was considering detonating "an unprecedented scale hydrogen bomb" over the Pacific after Trump threatened to "totally destroy" North Korea.
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Baghdadi here an Iraqi jihadist who rose from obscurity to declare himself "caliph" of all Muslims as the leader of Islamic State, died by detonating a suicide vest after fleeing into a dead-end tunnel as elite U.S. special forces closed in at the weekend, according to the U.S. government.
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To hit a target with a nuclear-tipped ICBM, the nuclear-tipped part has to be able to survive the journey up into space and back down through Earth's atmosphere without disintegrating or detonating, and make it all the way to its target on the other side of the globe.
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The tension the Troubles causes is present, but it's mostly played for laughs (the National Guard detonating the girls' suitcase full of booze in a scene where, in an attempt to avoid getting into trouble, the girls pretend the suitcase isn't theirs and proceed to set off a bomb scare).
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Baghdadi, an Iraqi jihadist who rose from obscurity to declare himself "caliph" of all Muslims as the leader of Islamic State, died by detonating a suicide vest after fleeing into a dead-end tunnel as elite U.S. special operations forces closed in over the weekend, according to the U.S. government.
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In its early days, the Islamic State in Afghanistan distinguished itself from other terrorist organizations operating in Afghanistan, including Al Qaeda, by taking another cue from counterparts in Iraq and Syria: Its media arm distributed gruesome videos of beheadings and fighters forcing victims to sit on explosives before detonating them.
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The initial argument for slashing family-based migration was to increase the wages of US-born workers, though the conversation later shifted to national security after a man accused of detonating a pipe bomb inside a New York City subway station was found to have entered the country through family-based migration.
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In those 15 minutes, our titular hero, otherwise known as Steve Rogers (Chris Evans), has to save the world by flying a plane into the Atlantic Ocean, because there's no other way to land it safely without detonating the explosives inside the plane and thereby wiping out the population of New York City.
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The call for the fuel cutoff, which is expected to be part of a draft resolution that the United States is beginning to discuss privately with other members of the Security Council, came a day after North Korea's most powerful nuclear test in the 11 years it has been detonating nuclear weapons.
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Though the North Korean dictator, Kim Jong-un, refrained from detonating a nuclear device and suffered another failed missile test this weekend, the United States has not yet found a way around the limited options against the North that constrained his predecessors and put it on the path to becoming a nuclear power.
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However, the chances are "very low" that North Korea will actually conduct a provocative test like a satellite launch, firing an ICBM, or detonating a nuclear weapon, because those acts would be considered too provocative for the likes of China and Russia, Pyongyang's two most important international trading partners, the source said.
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As the question of how the international community should respond remained unanswered, White House officials, eager to undercut whatever propaganda value the North saw in claiming its first success in detonating a thermonuclear device, said that initial data from its monitoring stations in Asia were "not consistent" with a test of a hydrogen bomb.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Bangladeshi man accused of detonating a bomb last December in a New York City subway passageway on behalf of Islamic State was found guilty on Tuesday of all six criminal counts against him, including use of a weapon of mass destruction and support of a terrorist organization, according to federal prosecutors.
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There are few TV shows that build stories across an entire season as effectively as One Day at a Time, a seemingly simple family sitcom that spends the back half of its seasons casually detonating carefully planted emotional time bombs that leave both the characters and the audience wondering why they've been so blindsided.
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CNN reported on Friday that the TSA is reviewing its current screening procedures for cargo on both passenger and freight airlines following an attempt by ISIS to ship partially assembled bomb components on a cargo plane from Turkey to Australia with the intent of later assembling and detonating the bomb on a separate passenger plane.
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Throw in the corrosive impact that the thickening cloud of intrigue over Russia's alleged election meddling is exerting on the White House, and add the challenges posed by the President's own habit of detonating political explosions that damage his own standing, and it's tough to predict the administration's first big political win -- or how much that victory will cost.
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"In all dimensions of nuclear risk, our security is worse and getting worse all the time, whether it's terrorists capturing nuclear materials and detonating them or risk of accidental detonation of weapons in places like Pakistan," said Bruce Blair, a nuclear security expert and co-founder of Global Zero, a group devoted to eliminating nuclear arms.
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To say one plays the introductory hours of Nathan Drake's latest adventure — which opens with a beautiful, albeit tedious, boat chase in which the player veers a boat left and right into enemy vessels yielding comical overreaction, detonating into columns of fire and debris — would inspire a pedantic debate on the definition of the word play.
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Today, more than three decades after Hezbollah suicide attackers killed 241 U.S. service personnel by detonating a truck bomb at a Marine compound in Beirut, the group still maintains its vast arsenal (supplied by Iran) while also holding several politically influential seats in Lebanon's parliament, which is a delicate balance of competing religious and ethnic groups.
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According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in an online fact sheet titled "Tropical Cyclone Myths Page," detonating a nuclear weapon over a hurricane "might not even alter the storm," and the idea "neglects the problem that the released radioactive fallout would fairly quickly move with the tradewinds to affect land areas and cause devastating environmental problems."
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What happened next is unclear, but the evidence points to roughly a dozen BLU-97s detonating at once while seven soldiers stood nearby, the blast setting off a chain reaction that caused the TNT blocks the engineers had brought to explode too, along with nearly two dozen 40-millimeter grenades one soldier wore on his vest.
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Four off-road vehicles pulled up outside the mosque before detonating bombs inside the mosque, and opening fire on worshippers who were listening to the sermon, according to police officers who spoke to the AP. The militants had also cut off escape routes by blowing up vehicles and leaving the burning wrecks blocking the roads around the mosque.
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The official spokesman for a terror organization that continues to murder women for walking in public without a male relative — and that killed 14 people and wounded 145, many of them women and children, by detonating a car bomb a few feet from a women's clinic at a police base in Kabul in August — smiled as he answered questions, including from women.
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It said he was identified following a tip from an informant in the financial sector, and a notice of possible money laundering by comdirect bank AG, a unit of Commerzbank AG. Muench said the man had "significant electronic skills that would have been useful in detonating such explosives", but said police were continuing to investigate how the bombs were built.
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They want to wait for the outcome of the special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's investigation of whether the Trump campaign colluded with the Russian government in 2016 before detonating the political bomb of impeachment.
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During the 2406s the US considered detonating a nuclear bomb on the moon A top-secret project transpiring in 22024 -- Project A119, also known as A Study of Lunar Research Flights -- was planned as a show of strength and an opportunity to boost domestic confidence at a time when the US was losing to the the race to space to the Soviets.
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The Nikkei fell 22.9 percent to 173,217, slipping from Friday's two-week high while the broader Topix declined 25.7 percent to 20.2,603.55 North Korea conducted its sixth and most powerful nuclear test on Sunday, detonating what it said was an advanced hydrogen bomb for a long-range missile, prompting the threat of a "massive" military response from the United States if it or its allies were threatened.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE announced al-Baghdadi's death Sunday morning, saying the ISIS leader was killed in a raid on his compound in Idlib province in northern Syria after fleeing into a tunnel and detonating a suicide vest.
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The emails, which were received by hundreds of companies, hospitals, libraries and other institutions, according to the New York Police Department, were written in odd syntax and went something like this: The sender claimed that an explosive device had been hidden "in the building where your company is conducted" and could be prevented from detonating with a $20,000 ransom payment, made using Bitcoin, a cryptocurrency.
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"The gifts correspond to how this group operates," said Leon, pointing to how the CJNG began life as las Matazetas (the Zeta Killers) and emerged around 2011, claiming to be dedicated to protecting the people and wiping out the hyper-violent Zetas cartel, which is credited with detonating an arms race in Mexico through its use of brutal tactics and high-caliber, sophisticated weaponry.
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But a source familiar with the North Korean leadership's current mindset told CNN that chances are "very low" that North Korea will actually conduct a provocative test like a satellite launch, firing an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), or detonating a nuclear weapon, because those acts would be considered too provocative for the likes of China and Russia, Pyongyang's two most important international trading partners.
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But according to current and former military and national-security experts who spoke with the media after the raid, the gripping, public details — down to precise timings and tactics — could come back to haunt the US.Trump relished describing al-Baghdadi as "whimpering and crying and screaming all the way" before his death, having been pursued into a network of subterranean tunnels by the US forces before detonating a suicide vest.
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