When Mr. Zuniga touched it, he set off the detonator.
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A cellphone makes a convenient detonator for an improvised explosive device.
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The father was shot by police as he held a detonator.
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The team found a vehicle bomb and detonator in the debris.
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When he hit the detonator, he killed more than 80 people.
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With my back turned, I begin to retreat and click the detonator.
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A crowd gathered and grabbed him before he could reach his detonator.
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Once the door is blasted open, the Slicer and Detonator threat is over.
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According to Byard, the small, black device had no detonator or triggering mechanism.
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Listening was at the center of the group's playing, acting as a detonator.
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The device used a flip-style cellphone as a detonator, according to the Times.
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One possible "detonator," Selee said, was the caravan that crossed through Mexico in April.
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Zazi packed the detonator explosives in a rental car and drove to New York.
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My friends started avoiding me: I was an explosive, and vodka was my detonator.
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Before setting off the charge, the Marine with the detonator counts down from five.
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No detonator or firing device were found, and the vehicle was not reported as stolen.
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Police found the man holding the detonator and shot him dead, a police spokesman said.
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A "detonator of collective intelligence," Mr. Macron called the process at the gathering last week.
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The detonator failed, but al-Qaeda and the "Underwear Bomber" had almost claimed 290 lives.
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A blast begins simply: A detonator turns a lump of solid matter into a deadly fireball.
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He had an explosive belt strapped to his body and held a detonator in his hand.
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If you visited Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, don't pack those "thermal detonator" Coke bottles as souvenirs.
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It's a neutron bomb with the detonator set on 'kill' waiting for you to push the button.
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As Nadia sobs and grips her detonator with a shaking hand, he promises that she'll be okay.
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He kept his hand on a fake detonator despite police orders to take it away, Davis said.
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Seeing the enemy armor vulnerable, the Mandalorian hits it with a thermal detonator and destroys it. Textbook.
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Experts assume that an undetonated bomb from World War II had exploded after the chemical detonator was triggered.
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As NPR reported in 2014, the Pentagon distributed nearly 500 bomb detonator robots to domestic law enforcement agencies.
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Defusing any bomb is risky business, but it is harder still when the detonator rusts or is damaged.
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Anti-Semitism has also become a charged topic on many American college campuses, with Israel as the detonator.
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Or in the case of India's bombs, the trigger or detonator is kept far from the fissile core.
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The fingerprint that nailed them was on a cellphone detonator tied to a bomb that had not exploded.
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Officers could not render first aid immediately because the suspect still had some sort of detonator device, Davis said.
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Using a robotic arm, it places a small detonator on top of them before setting off the device remotely.
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It said the bomb could have killed many people but never went off because its fragile detonator was damaged.
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Ullah was reaching for a cell phone, which the officers knew from training could be used as a detonator.
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Police found pieces of remote detonator and white plastic fragments that were probably part of the device, Heitz said.
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The gunman can be seen in the clip lying on the ground, fiddling with a detonator before blowing himself up.
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Even core game systems like the "primer" and "detonator" abilities are only cursorily referenced, by cryptic icons or throwaway text.
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He started limping toward the greeting party, muttering a prayer, and then reached for a detonator attached to his wrist.
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The price would be slashed to $100 if Suarez supplied the nails, a cellphone as a detonator and a backpack.
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It was rigged with a detonator, and it could have maimed or possibly killed someone had it exploded near them.
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The trick is to focus fire on the mine portion of a Detonator, which you'll notice is covered in metal plates.
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I wind up a throw and arc a thermal detonator over the next hill just before I charge over the top.
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Police found the father of the family in a house holding a detonator and shot him, police spokesman Barung Mangera said.
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Wire protruding from the cylinders led to what appeared to be a "push-button" detonator the suspect held in his hand.
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Bullets have detonator caps and when the cap is punched, that's what detonates the powder in the shell and the casing itself.
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"We have wrapped a suicide vest around the British constitution – and handed the detonator to (EU chief negotiator) Michel Barnier," Johnson wrote.
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After grabbing his cellphone, which Simmons believed to be the detonator, he forced Azizur-Rehman to stop the car and subdued him.
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Whether the new movie's directors, Bilall Fallah and Adil El Arbi, can successfully carry Bay's torch (or detonator) remains to be seen.
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"We have wrapped a suicide vest around the British constitution — and handed the detonator to (EU chief negotiator) Michel Barnier," Johnson wrote.
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"They told us if we came upon a group of 10 to 20 people to press this," she said, speaking of a detonator.
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They're packed with enough explosives to rip through a car, but with a detonator sensitive enough to be set off by a child's step.
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Investigators found more than a pound of TATP explosives and a detonator, said Eric Van der Sijpt, spokesman for the Belgian prosecutor&aposs office.
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The detonator makes the Rebels scatter and break formation for a moment, buying me another second as I open up with my E-11.
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Because of their training, they knew that a cellphone can often be used as a detonator and treated the object as a secondary device.
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" He added, speaking of Europe's Brexit negotiator: "We have wrapped a suicide vest around the British Constitution — and handed the detonator to Michel Barnier.
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They removed the electronic detonator, 26 plastic bags of C4, ammonium nitrate and ball bearings from the chassis and door panels of the vehicle.
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Has it also given him and Connerty a wild goose to chase — or, worse, handed them the detonator that will trigger their own destruction?
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A broken Christmas tree light was the detonator: When lit, the filament ignited the match heads, the device powered by a nine-volt battery.
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To lessen the odds of electrical failures, each detonator was fitted with not just one but two firing cables, bringing the total to 21950.
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So it was all the more remarkable last week when Mr. Ortega's unpopular changes to social security became the detonator for such an enormous movement.
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He hands over a detonator, and an implication, and tells you to meet him at a large tower after you've rigged the bomb to explode.
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Brussels prosecutors said the suspected device included gas cylinders and experts were still examining it to establish, for example, if there was a detonator or not.
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In four years, Mr. Joseph and Mr. Dun have figured out how to build an arena spectacle that convinces audiences the detonator lies in their hands.
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"Yeah this is me again, I have the f------ bomb detonator in there right now and I'm gonna set it off," one of the messages said.
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The short is packed with fun little comparative moments, such as a hot potato skirmish between Pyro's detonator projectiles and Genji's quick deflections with his sword.
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Schuster said that mine used World War I technology, simple explosives with a percussion detonator, and is likely still in the Iranian arsenal to this day.
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Three senior law enforcement officials with direct knowledge told NBC that the devices were made from PVC pipe and contained a timer to set off a detonator.
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On Sunday, a fourth bomb injured two men in their early twenties after they triggered a tripwire detonator while walking on a residential street in southwest Austin.
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Along with an AK-47 assault rifle, the men had in their possession an unmanned aerial vehicle fitted with a "large explosive device" and a remote detonator.
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He received "abbreviated" weapons training in Afghanistan, the profile says, and then was chosen by a senior al Qaeda leader to receive explosive detonator training in Pakistan.
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Along with an AK-47 assault rifle, the men had in their possession a remotely piloted aerial vehicle fitted with an explosive device and a remote detonator.
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But when the bomb was planted outside the cabin door on Tuesday of this week and Keebler pushed the detonator button, the explosives proved to be inert.
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The detonator could be triggered by a timer or cell phone so that the attacker could deploy the weapon without sharing the choking, excruciating death it caused.
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One bent to open it, removing an object wrapped in a plastic bag — it was a pressure cooker packed with shrapnel and attached to a cellphone detonator.
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Preliminary evidence revealed that Mr. Abedi carried a powerful bomb in a metal container concealed either within a vest or backpack, and held a detonator in hand.
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But the New York Times subsequently reported a series of leaked images, including what appears to be a bloodstained detonator that was in the suicide bomber's left hand.
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A security official speaking on condition of anonymity said that police searches on property linked to the suspects found knives, a detonator and Islamic State group propaganda material.
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According to Bild, Sergej had been awarded a prize in technical engineering, suggesting a background in electrical engineering that could have potentially been used to create a detonator.
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He first failed to get past ticket collectors into an open-air concert packed with 2,500 music lovers and then set off the detonator but not the bomb itself.
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They said HMTD, an explosive compound, served as the detonator and a compound similar to a commercial explosive known as Tannerite served as the main charge in some devices.
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"When the shooter was killed, you could see a battery pack right next to him, which would indicate to us that there's a detonator of some sort," he said.
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A chase car would follow Captain Sudani as he drove, using jamming equipment to block the signal to the bomb's detonator, which is usually set off remotely by cellphone.
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In a shabby apartment complex, they discovered Anton Ferdiantono, a father of four, holding the detonator for a bomb that had killed his wife and one of their daughters.
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An earlier version of this article misquoted the head of art investment at the Fine Art Group as having seen a man with a detonator at Sotheby's in London.
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The other man honed a kitchen knife against a stone, sliced off an inchlong fuse, wrapped it in a piece of aluminum and strapped on a match as a detonator.
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A small electrical circuit (note the visible wires) connected a 9-volt battery to a detonator that was embedded in an explosive packed into one corner of the laptop's shell.
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In an article in the Mail on Sunday newspaper, Boris Johnson wrote that May's Brexit plan wrapped "a suicide vest around the British constitution" and the EU holds the detonator.
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They left a bag with three pipe bombs on a table—the remote-control detonator was in their vehicle—but the bombs failed to explode, perhaps because of the sprinklers.
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Police discovered explosives and a device that could be used as a detonator in the apartment's garage, which Russell said belonged to him; he was arrested Sunday on federal charges.
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The Frekvens hacks range from verging on practical—a handle and side compartment for a Boombox say—to a giraffe and all manner of chicken legs, cannon wheels, and detonator handles.
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The Sackler family's Purdue Pharma, widely seen as the detonator of the U.S. opioid epidemic, has proposed a settlement which includes in-kind treatments, and the company has filed for bankruptcy.
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The official said it's possible the North Koreans believe they conducted a full hydrogen bomb test, but the U.S. believes it was likely only some components, perhaps a detonator, that exploded.
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Even the force won't help you get past TSA if you're found with a "thermal detonator" Coca-Cola bottle from the new Star Wars-themed lands at Disneyland and Disney World.
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The Transportation Security Administration recently revised its ban on the thermal detonator-shaped Coke bottles and these items can now be brought in a carry-on or placed in checked baggage.
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I pulled a thermal detonator and followed its long arc all the way down to the ground, where it exploded in their midst and dropped the officer and two troopers immediately.
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The lab determined the detonator was the compound hexamethylene triperoxide diamine, or HMTD, which one official said is a poor choice because it is relatively unstable and sensitive to heat and shock.
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A car bomb is made by putting together a 9V battery, an LPG cylinder, a clock, a transformer, a mining detonator, and four meters of wire—red and yellow, to distinguish circuits.
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Police sources said no detonator had been found, though the vehicle also contained three jerry cans of diesel fuel, adding to concerns that there had been a plan to explode the car.
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On a gloomy afternoon in Afghanistan, before the events of September 303, 2001, al Qaeda jihadis and I rigged up a prototype and inserted a timed fuse to set off the detonator.
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The documents show that Soviet scientists "spent a lot of time looking into the detonator-circuitry issue," he said, and include a firing-circuit diagram that appears to have derived from spying.
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Investigators who detained the couple on Saturday and searched their car found about half a kilogram (more than a pound) of TATP explosives and a detonator, federal magistrate Eric Van der Sijpt said.
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The police found no detonator with the six gas cylinders — an empty one in the back seat and five full ones in the trunk — although they did find three jerrycans of diesel fuel.
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Mikhail Dmitriev, a former deputy minister of economy and a sociologist, who foresaw this middle-class discontent before it surfaced in 2011 street protests, called it "a political detonator" for the Putin order.
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L'Rell is now the chancellor because Starfleet planted a bomb deep inside Qo'noS, and Burnham gave her the detonator to use, essentially, to blackmail the Klingon High Council to make her the boss.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal wraps "a suicide vest around the British constitution" and hands the detonator to the European Union, former foreign secretary Boris Johnson said in comments that drew strong criticism.
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Digital security appears to have tripped up the alleged bomber who planted improvised explosive devices in two Manhattan trash cans, as police used a cellphone detonator in one of the IEDs to track him down.
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After planting a massive detonator in the enemy's submarine base, the ocean's James Bond, aka this sea lion, heroically hitched a ride on this passing getaway boat — narrowly escaping certain death and saving the world.
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Ms. Faludi is determined both to demystify the father of her youth — 'a simultaneously inscrutable and volatile presence, a black box and a detonator' — and to re-examine the very notion and nature of identity.
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Ms. Faludi is determined both to demystify the father of her youth — "a simultaneously inscrutable and volatile presence, a black box and a detonator" — and to re-examine the very notion and nature of identity.
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But like ammonium nitrate, TATP has a substantial history in terror attacks, although it is more commonly seen as a detonator or the explosive in a makeshift blasting cap, as opposed to a main charge.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal wraps "a suicide vest around the British constitution" and hands the detonator to the European Union, former foreign secretary Boris Johnson said in comments that drew strong criticism.
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According to an English-language news organization, The Local, investigators found an image of the Islamic State flag, videos showing ISIS members killing people and instructions on how to make a detonator on the man's computer.
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When a ship's hull hits one of those horns, the vial breaks and the acid flows into a battery that produces an electrical current, and causes a detonator to blow up the explosives inside the mine.
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That unexploded bomb, according to the experts who reviewed a photograph of it in Russian media, was a low-tech homemade device, made locally with sugar and other readily available ingredients, and an improvised, non-commercial detonator.
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"I discovered the role would entail holding George Clooney hostage, likewise Julia Roberts and going after Dominic West with a gun and a bomb vest, a detonator..., so I thought that was within my capabilities," said O'Connell.
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Meanwhile Bodhi Rook has an impossible plan in mind when he sees the detonator: He thought of his plan to take off, to fly through the gauntlet of TIEs to rescue Jyn and Cassian from the communications tower.
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Later that day, an explosion killed a mother and her teenage daughter in a housing complex in a suburb of the city before the father of the family, spotted by police holding a detonator, was shot and killed.
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He went on to place a homemade bomb — packed into a pressure cooker and wired to a flip-phone detonator — on a stretch of the Chelsea neighborhood's West 23rd Street, busy with pedestrians on a warm Saturday night.
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"The detonation of the device when it was moved could indicate the use of a remote detonator," the Stratfor report said, or the use of a triggering device such as a mercury switch -- which is activated by movement.
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Back in the camp, an FBI bomb technician in a Wisconsin T-shirt explains the thermal, pressure and fragmentation effects of an explosion, using a large, ripe watermelon with a blasting cap detonator at its core as an example.
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The group said it had used a plastic explosive and a commercial detonator in the attack, a combination often deployed with devastating consequences by the Irish Republican Army during its 30-year campaign against British rule in Northern Ireland.
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The explosion could have caused heavy casualties, but for the actions of the troops guarding the detachment, regional task force commander Major General Corleto Vinluan said in a statement, adding that a detonator had been found at the scene.
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Whether that made me an alcoholic or simply driven by my mental illness, the outcomes are the same: I would die, kill someone, or set a detonator to all my relationships — maybe the hat trick and achieve all three.
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Photo: Andrew H. Walker (Getty)On Sunday, a Planet Fitness in Saginaw Township, Michigan, was evacuated after a gym patron decided to stop working out and hop online, only to find "remote detonator" among the list of available wi-fi networks.
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On June 7, 21625, they hit the detonator and more than two dozen 2900,220006-pound bombs went off across the trench line — killing 2202,2628 German troops, collapsing the German lines, and leaving thousands of disoriented and wounded Germans wandering the battlefield.
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Officials from both the CIA and the county sheriff's office confirmed the blunder, though the CIA was quick to assure everyone that the stuff "did not pose a danger to passengers on the bus" and needed a special detonator to work.
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Earlier, he was criticized for accusing May of wrapping "a suicide vest around" Britain and handing the detonator to the EU with her plans for Brexit - the biggest shift in British foreign and trade policy for almost half a century.
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" He also claimed that if the agents patted him down, he would "touch the detonator in my pocket and we're all goin' (BOOM!)" Amid posting the lyrics, Elonis alluded to a First Amendment battle, saying, "Art is about pushing limits.
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As for the legality of naming your wi-fi network anything from "remote detonator" to "Samsung Galaxy Note 7"—even if the culprit showed up waving his router in the air—authorities would be hard-pressed to charge him with a crime.
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Related: Greece Restarts Migrant Deportations Amid Protest and Despair Maassen said Germany had avoided a big attack so far thanks to the successful work of security agencies and luck such as a bomb detonator not working properly on one or two occasions.
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Mr. Millsaps — who said he had been treated for a shoulder injury and had given the clothes he was wearing to the police for testing — said he believed that the detonator went off, but not the full array of explosives in the backpack.
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Mattivi said that Smith had discussed building a "Middle-East style" type of bomb that can destroy a military type of vehicle, shared specific instructions on how to construct a detonator, and described a recipe for a cheap and easy gas grenade.
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The bombing that Varnell believed he was planning was entirely fake, concocted by the FBI to entrap him: What he thought was a bomb was not, what he thought was a stolen cargo van was not, what he thought was a detonator was not.
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In the last week, a woman holding a baby and wearing a long-sleeved robe that disguised a hand-held detonator tried to blow herself up as she approached an Iraqi soldier, said Second Lt. Muntather Laft, a media officer with the Counterterrorism Service.
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On September 26th he took to the pages of the Mail on Sunday to deliver his most incendiary one-liner yet: "We have wrapped a suicide vest around the British constitution and handed the detonator to Michel Barnier," he wrote, referring to the EU's chief negotiator.
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The disastrous fiscal austerity policies imposed by German Chancellor Angela Merkel on sinking euro area economies at the beginning of this decade, and her subsequent disorderly open-door immigration waves in 2015 have been a catalyst and a detonator of strong centrifugal forces throughout the European Union.
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Official inquiries stated that the explosion was caused by poor management, as most superior officers weren't around that day, and a worker tried to remove a detonator from a live bomb with a brass chisel, which caused a spark that launched a massive domino effect across the facility.
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Following instructions that he had e-mailed to himself from Pakistan, he bought hydrogen peroxide and acetone from local beauty-supply outlets, rented a hotel suite in nearby Aurora, and used the kitchen to cook up triacetone triperoxide, a detonator explosive similar to that used in the London attacks.
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Through the lens of a telescopic sight, he would also be expected to watch over and protect his platoon, which meant eyeing civilians through cross hairs, one after another, and looking for indicators — a partly hidden weapon, the remote detonator of a bomb — that might give him a military justification to kill.
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A separate federal source confirms to PEOPLE that flip-style cell phones were used as a detonator for the two bombs in Chelsea (a second device was discovered on Saturday night and disarmed by authorities) and the bomb that went off ahead of a charity run in Seaside Park, New Jersey, which is about 85 miles south of Manhattan.
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A federal source confirms to PEOPLE that the same model flip-style cell phone was used as a detonator for the two bombs in Chelsea (a second device was discovered on Saturday night and disarmed by authorities) and the bomb that went off ahead of a charity run in Seaside Park, New Jersey, which is about 85 miles south of Manhattan.
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Battlefront II seems to have been conceived from the ground up to be a title that multiplayer game lovers will actually enjoy playing, and it starts with the new class system: players can choose between four different types of player, including specialists (for those that love to snipe or set trip mines), infantry (for those that like the blaster and thermal detonator approach), or heavy infantry (for fans of much bigger guns).
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