In the pre-AR-153 era, if you wanted a gun for shooting little groundhogs, a gun for shooting giant feral hogs, and a gun for home defense, you'd buy three different guns in three different calibers and configurations.
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"I am getting a gun for many reasons," she explains.
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Then he became a hired gun for another playoff run.
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The Fondoodler is simply a hot glue gun for cheese.
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In 303, officers found a gun for every 266 stops.
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Last year, the company debuted a small Taser gun for consumers.
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How easy is it to confuse a gun for a Taser?
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They don't see a smoking gun for them to speed up.
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That essentially fired a starting gun for the race toward consolidation.
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And I didn't need a gun for that one, did I?
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He's been saying the word "gun" for more than a year.
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Can't fire me, my employer would load the gun for me.
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"This was the 'smoking gun' for reconnection," Burch said in a statement.
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She grabbed her gun for protection and pointed it toward a window.
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Bates claimed his mistook his gun for a Taser during the incident.
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Reality check: Acthar has been under the gun for several years now.
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But in general, owning a gun for "protection" is a mixed bag.
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It can be an emotional machine-gun for demagogues, obliterating rational argument.
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Sometimes, a broker stops by to commission a gun for a client.
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It could mean millions of more people under the gun for weather.
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That's when you buy a gun for someone who can't have one.
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Curious to see which stars have gone under the gun for their besties?
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How easy (or hard) is it to confuse a gun for a Taser?
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Which incumbents will decide to retire, or to gun for even higher office?
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The starting gun for Congress's next big spending fight sounds on March 1.
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The smoking gun for this discovery comes in the form of alluvial fans.
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When I was 10, I shot a gun for the first time; a .
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Kurt persuades his parents to buy him yet another Nerf gun for $19.99.
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They're accompanied by Leon, the garrulous Dark Army assassin turned gun for hire.
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The CR-2 is a fast-paced gun for a fast-paced game.
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One of those considering buying a gun for the first time was Robert Gonzalez.
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"This is a smoking gun for comet contribution to the Earth's atmosphere," said Marty.
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It's now estimated that there's about one civilian gun for every three Swiss people.
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Yes, he had a Second Amendment right to buy a gun for personal protection.
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"A gun for me is based on fear -- you're expecting the worst," McDonald says.
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Most recently, Kelly came under the gun for his handling of the Porter mess.
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A bunch of bored engineers that make a useless nerf-style gun for fun.
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For instance, to operate a high-energy laser gun for blasting drones and mortar shells.
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Tim Gunter says his biggest regret is buying a teal-colored gun for his wife.
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Lyft's filing is also the starting gun for a succession of tech ipos in 2019.
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"It looks like V1213 Cen is a rare smoking gun for hibernation theory," Drake said.
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Gun control will not stop anyone who wants to get a gun for illicit purposes.
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You could buy a printer fully capable of producing this gun for less than $1,000.
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Go deeper ... Hong Kong clashes: Police use water cannon and fire gun for first time
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Instead, such an order would be a starting gun for agencies to get to work.
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"It's a smoking gun for sea-level rise causing an acceleration of erosion," he said.
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It may instead be a starting gun for state officials to begin their own work.
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Her mother, and T.I.'s wife, Tiny Harris, legally purchased the gun for her daughter's protection.
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Consumers deserve a consumer protection advocate in this position, not a hired gun for corporate sharks.
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A Soviet helicopter had once hovered over their anti-aircraft gun for a moment too long.
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She was a military police officer and was paid to carry a gun for eight years.
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But waiting period requirements don't apply to every other choice—like buying a gun, for example.
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Otherwise, the Commission would gun for the retired cop's checkbook to the tune of $10k. Sgt.
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He told police a friend had given him the plastic machine gun for his young son.
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The same region is under the gun for similarly cold temperatures overnight on Friday into Saturday.
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I'm going to gun for those roles, be it a transgender female or a cisgender female.
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I understand the difference between someone who wants a gun for self-defense and a shooter.
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I'm going to gun for those roles, be it a transgender female or a cisgender female.
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"I used a gun for the same reason that Brenton Tarrant used a gun," he writes.
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But even then, it'll keep you from your gun for no more than a handful of days.
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Jerome is shot to death by an officer who confuses his toy gun for the real thing.
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This is because corporate America continues to turn to Wachtell as its top legal gun for hire.
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That allows the Oracle of Omaha to put down his so-called "elephant gun" for huge acquisitions.
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About 90 million people are under the gun for destructive weather Sunday, CNN meteorologist Haley Brink said.
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Before her start, she was given the honor of firing the gun for the women's elite runners.
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The Guardian reports that Americans own an estimated 265 million guns — more than one gun for every adult.
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When Groupon acquired the Chilean company ClanDescuento, it served as a starting gun for activity across multiple geographies.
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While celebrating her best friend's 26th birthday, Gomez and friends spontaneously went under the gun for matching ink.
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The sound of reloading a gun, for example could be a subtle cue to go on the attack.
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"I hope people understand that you don't have to turn to a gun for every incident," he says.
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The judge also told Smith he's not allowed to own a gun -- for the rest of his life.
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But while there's roughly one gun for every person in the country, gun ownership is hardly evenly distributed.
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For example, individuals who want to purchase a gun for private security purposes need approval from the government.
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"People don't know this, but I actually carried a gun for two years right after that," Pierce said.
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He carries a gun for safety and isn't thinking much about who will be in the White House.
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Honeyblood "Bubble Gun" For those who came to rock: join me in a thrash to this Honeyblood track.
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There are really two options: You can make a slow, wide drift, or gun for a sharp turn.
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On June 17, he practiced shooting a gun for the first time at a gun range in Las Vegas.
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Because of his rising star on the political scene, Michaels has said, he sought a gun for self-defense.
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Instead of "cocked & loaded," Trump probably meant "locked and loaded," which means to prepare a gun for immediate firing.
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The only person who intends neither to purchase a gun nor carry a gun for protection after this class.
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THE starting gun for the referendum on whether Britain should leave the European Union has yet to be fired.
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As we reported, David has already shot the dog with a BB gun for chasing animals on the property.
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Tuesday's elections sounded the starting gun for a long, crowded, expensive and no doubt dramatic race for the presidency.
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You need to show us you're not just another gun for hire and hose down the other mosh pit.
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Whether beloved or reviled, the AR-15 is more than just a gun for much of the United States.
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A transcript of Baquet's crisis-management meeting became its own smoking gun for conservatives over the past few days.
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The bullet has been in the gun for a while now, the groundwork laid with 2014's Harris v.
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McDermott talked about being unsure if Hernandez was behind the gun for all the murders he was charged with.
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Sebastian Gregerson, 29, was arrested on Sunday after he swapped a gun for several grenades with an undercover agent.
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He said he wanted to "blow off some steam," and only brought the gun for mountain lions and rattlesnakes.
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With these two acquisitions Adecco seems to be pulling the trigger on the starting gun for consolidation in the space.
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According to officials, he stated he took his gun for safety because of mountain lions and rattlesnakes in the area.
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"I think he just streamed Top Gun for the 1st time last night, and thinks Tom's 26," one person tweeted.
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The Hansons each picked a gun for themselves, but were prevented from completing the sale in Texas under federal law.
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They also talk about how an AR-15 is a great gun for a young girl because it doesn't kick.
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Born in Pennsylvania, Shiras was a hunter in his youth until he switched his gun for a camera in 1880.
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That moment of discovery is the starting gun for an intense race between the defense community and the hacker community.
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A man with a gun for a hand kills her, and Grey wakes up in the hospital as a quadriplegic.
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Investigators will examine the gun for fingerprints and DNA, and review the video from the officers' body cameras, he said.
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Alcoa reports on Monday October 10 which for many market watchers signals the starting gun for the U.S. reporting blitz.
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Just as I'm pro gun, for anyone to marry whom they love regardless of gender or race, and women's rights.
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"Gun for a sledder" is LUGER, which is both a brand of firearm and someone who sleds in a luge.
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Nearly half the states have no requirements, before buying a gun, for any kind of training in handling a firearm.
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The tests are essential to building a case against polluters, the equivalent of the radar gun for state highway troopers.
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The purchase of a gun for self-defence is allowed only if buyers can show that the police cannot protect them.
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Masood Syed sued NYPD after he says it took away his badge and gun for wearing a beard longer than protocol.
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Recent killings in the neighborhood, along with drugs and prostitution, spurred Castile to carry a gun for self-defense, she said.
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Rice, 12, was shot and killed in 2014 by a Cleveland officer who mistook his toy gun for a real weapon.
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Today's defeat is also the starting gun for exposing the lies behind the sham lawsuit filed yesterday by these ex-employees.
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Cerberus is known for buying into troubled companies and fixing them, but not so much for gun-for-hire turnaround advice.
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It was a tragedy, and one where a police officer mistaking a toy gun for a real one played a factor.
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The German press nicknamed him "God's machine gun" for his aggressive, staccato preaching, but the name also fit for deeper reasons.
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Not a smoking gun, for sure, but it's all we know for now, and no one involved in Tiramisu is talking.
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Only 18 percent of gun owners reported being likely to buy a personalized gun for themselves when considering the additional costs.
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As his drug use escalated, he became paranoid about meeting drug dealers and bought a gun for protection, a Smith & Wesson .
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The euro has been under the gun for the last year or so, thanks to a relentless drop in market volatility.
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F-Stop, as the canceled game was reportedly called, would have ditched the original game's portal gun for the Aperture Camera.
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Additionally, the Smithsonian has issued a public statement refuting Zimmerman's claim that the museum was interested in purchasing the gun for display.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai has fired the starting gun for rolling back the Obama-era's signature tech policy: strict net neutrality rules.
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He said he pulled out his gun, for which he has a concealed weapons permit, and fired multiple times at close range.
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The mayhem continued when he entered the mosque after dusk on Monday, armed with a gun for which he had a permit.
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The complaint says Vett told police he was making the gun for his brother, who lives upstate and has a firearms license.
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Shooting puts spotlight on reserve officer programs The defense contended that mistaking the stun gun for the pistol was an honest mistake.
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Records show that Cruz indicated he wanted to purchase a gun for hunting and that he possessed hate-related communications and symbols.
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This is also their discovery that it&aposs been legal in this country since its founding to make a gun for yourself.
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When you want that pro-level feeling in a nail gun, you're going to appreciate the Bostitch F21PL nail gun for framing.
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It's also the starting gun for a media frenzy that is poised to outstrip even the coverage of the raucous 2016 campaign.
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He has already purchased a BB gun for his 5-year-old grandson, and hopes to teach him how to use it.
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Bolton's claim -- again, if confirmed -- would be a smoking gun for Trump's use of his office for personal and political gain. Period.
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But its formation may also fire the starting-gun for the unravelling of an especially fragile part of an already wobbly federation.
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Those who believe that the transcript is a "Smoking Gun" for impeachment, do something about it - have the courage of your convictions.
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"I don't even have the gun for it, but I want the stock just to have it down the line," he said.
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"Young people are steadily pushing back against pressures to get married quickly and gun for the most stable and lucrative job," Fish said.
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When kids had not seen a gun in the movie scene, half of them held the gun for about 11 seconds or less.
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Baez then noted that Bradley had told police in 2013 that he had bought a gun for Hernandez from a man named Jamar.
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Zeiler says Clarifai's algorithms can also recognize objects in a video that could be precursors to violence — a knife or gun, for instance.
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Instead, cops offered to hold the gun for him until he returned from his travels ... at which time he could pick it up.
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Zeiler says Clarifai's algorithms can also recognize objects in a video that could be precursors to violence -- a knife or gun, for instance.
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Championships aren't LeBron's sole motivation, and perhaps he'd view jumping to a 65-win team a bit too "hired gun" for his taste.
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If you're a gun owner thinking, "You moron, I don't own a gun for fun, I own it for safety," I hear you.
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I shot a gun for the first time in small-town Georgia — and realized why guns are such an emotional issue for conservatives.
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The spokesman said cabin crew followed regulations and did not fire the stun gun for fear of injuring nearby passengers in the melee.
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Currently the main Latino surrogates in his campaign are Steve "Weeble" Cortes, taco-phobe Marco Gutierrez, and gun-for-hire Alex Castellanos. 9.
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And he was a campaign gun-for-hire who, if he had been kicked out, would probably have moved to another political job.
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At workshops, he said, there's always someone who wants to clear their record so they can legally buy a gun for self-defense.
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Mr. Ruiz had been "trying to get her" to fire the gun "for a while," Ms. Perez told investigators, according to court documents.
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This is unfair to poor people just trying to obtain a gun for self-defense, just as it would be unfair to voters.
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In addition, half of the kids who had observed movie characters using firearms held the gun for 53 seconds or more, the study found.
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Before concluding it's a smoking gun for word processing, "they should have looked for other evidence in the brain," he said in an email.
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My anxiety over shooting Charles with the NERF gun, for example, ended in a flood of relief when he responded by playfully feigning death.
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But what's happening today, with the announcement of the Wi-Fi Alliance's certification program, is essentially the starting gun for the deployment of WiGig.
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During Jones' sentencing, Detective Stuart Littlefield also described the abuse Adrian suffered, which included being regularly shocked with a stun gun for 20 seconds.
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One of them is waiting with a gun for some guy to come up to the store so he can blow his brains out.
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V. goes in and buys a gun for duck hunting that he has been wanting for several years and a few accessories for it.
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Mr. Udin, who had been a Freedom Rider during the civil rights era, carried the gun for protection as he drove around the South.
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But an election appears likely to just mark the starting gun for a renegotiation of the terms under which the two parties share power.
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It's up to the cops whether Dancy's customers can start cashing in those Gun-For-Pizza coupons but, who knows, it might actually work.
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They can petition the court to prohibit the person from buying or possessing a gun for a defined period of time; a year for instance.
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Between 1999 and 2013 the proportion of Americans who said they owned a gun for protection almost doubled, overtaking hunting as the top reason cited.
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The concept, rooted in constitutional originalism, assumes that the authors of the Second Amendment envisioned an unfettered right to wield a gun for personal defense.
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During the sentencing, Detective Stuart Littlefield also described the alleged abuse Adrian suffered, which included being regularly shocked with a stun gun for 20 seconds.
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They can petition the court to prohibit the person from buying or possessing a gun for a defined period of time; a year, for instance.
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Prosecutors in the Lloyd case tracked Hernandez's movements to the scene of the crime and showed surveillance video of Hernandez holding a gun, for example.
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"I assume both sides will try to use that photo to its advantage, but it is not a smoking gun for either side," he said.
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He also said he might have previously witnessed Hernandez hiding a gun for suspected gang members, although he stated he never actually saw the weapon.
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Harris was caught after a brief chase but continued to struggle when volunteer reserve sheriff Robert Bates shot Harris, mistaking his gun for his taser.
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Schroeder said that he's "been under the coronavirus gun for months already," finding a new house, making child support payments and taking the job overseas.
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A top litigator, he&aposd once been a hired gun for the government himself, having replaced Boies as counsel in the antitrust case against Microsoft.
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They can petition the court to prohibit the person from buying or possessing a gun for a defined period of time — a year, for instance.
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The starting gun for Latin American startups' stellar year was actually the DiDi acquisition of the ride-hailing company 99 for $1 billion back in January.
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I was looking for a profession outside of carrying a gun for a living and really enjoyed roasting coffee so it seemed like a natural progression.
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At the same time, about 3 million people in the region -- from Nebraska to Iowa to Minnesota -- will be under the gun for a blizzard watch.
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This isn't a smoking gun for a stolen election or anything like that; the EAC doesn't actually run the elections, nor does it handle voter information.
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Of course, that the FBI's documents don't include a smoking gun for a CIA coverup probably isn't going to change the minds of many conspiracy theorists.
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In some organizations the grassroots wing and lobbying wing will have an adversarial relationship having the standard misconceptions of "astroturf" or "hired-gun" for one another.
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"Onward the message went, gun after gun, for an hour and 20 minutes until it reached the Atlantic, more than 500 miles away," Mr. Kelly writes.
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Of course, as with most things in America, owning and using a gun for political purposes is perceived very differently if you're a person of color.
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There is also a different standard for an officer pulling the trigger of a gun — for fear of life or great bodily injury — versus a Taser.
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That deal, she said, could include expanding background checks, incentivizing "red flag" laws and cracking down on straw purchasers, who buy a gun for someone else.
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The upshot, of course, is that Democrats get to pick and choose which Republican-held seats to gun for, while playing defense in very few races.
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The enforcement action comes at a time when Britain's other banking regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority, is under the gun for ditching a review into banking culture.
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Lynne Ramsay's You Were Never Really Here is a dark, gritty thriller about a veteran turned gun for hire who tracks down missing girls for a living.
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Reynolds said Philando was shot after being asked to provide his driver's license and after he announced he had a gun, for which he had a permit.
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"If we are able to identify all three [gases] in the same exoplanet atmosphere, it would be a smoking gun for life on the surface," says Bonfils.
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I buy my sister two books and a card game from her wish list, and a rubber-band gun for my brother-in-law from his ($5).
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Our sources say the Sheriff's Office has been informed David has also shot at Jenelle's pit bull with a BB gun for chasing animals on the property.
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If you look back ten years ago, I had to sit under the gun for Jandek shows, which were two hour filmed performances with nothing written before.
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Nevertheless, it's unclear how far this is going to go for consumers, especially without HTC selling some standard objects like a stock gun for use in games.
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The electronic record of communication has proven to be a proverbial smoking gun for prosecutors and regulators in a string of cases, which is likely to continue.
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Two neighbors, Ramona Hamilton and Ardith Cornelius, told me stories of incidents in the Gowanus Houses in which George grabbed his still-holstered gun for no reason.
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The end of the FCC's spectrum auction, during which companies were prohibited from talking to each other, just may be the starting gun for a merger melee.
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Originally from Boulder, Colorado, Kloepfer was so moved by the Aurora theatre shooting that he decided to design a prototype smart gun for his school science fair.
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Her parents could technically buy the gun for her, but she'd have to haul all her equipment, alone, 500 miles across two states with different gun laws.
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The 12-year-old boy was shot and killed on a playground in November 2014 by an officer who mistook his toy gun for a real one.
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What Thomas didn't know was that Yousef had paid Steven Thomas $400 for a Glock 9mm pistol — then immediately resold the gun for $800, court records show.
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Not only does he rap like a fucking machine gun for the second half of his verse, but the entire thing is packed with layers of punchlines.
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Police officers say he visited a shooting range where he learned to use a gun for the first time—firing 20 rounds from a 9mm Glock pistol.
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Google Pixel (2016) If the Nexus was, in earnest, the starting gun for Google's entry into the hardware race, the Pixel line could be its victory lap.
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"I would advise avoiding the hand-pushed machine or gun for piercing completely," says Nici Holmes, senior piercer and owner of Blue Lotus Piercing in Newcastle, England.
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"I am a gun owner, and I own a gun for probably the reason a lot of people do -- for personal safety," the California Democrat said Thursday.
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"Those who believe that the transcript is a 'Smoking Gun' for impeachment, do something about it — have the courage of your convictions," the South Carolina Republican tweeted.
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When Mr. Putin confirmed last week that he would run again, he might as well have been firing the starting gun for the race toward his succession.
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Detroit Police Chief James Craig said the #PaintballsUpGunsDown movement has gotten out of control and could backfire if officers mistake a paintball gun for a real firearm.
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Someone should tell Mr. Trump that he and Mr. Browder were both targeted by Fusion GPS, the political gun for hire that midwifed the Steele dossier in 22018.
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The shooting comes nearly two years after 12-year-old Tamir Rice was fatally shot by police in Cleveland who mistook his toy, replica gun for a firearm.
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"Tarek was going on a hike and took a gun for protection from mountain lions, bobcats, coyotes and rattlesnakes," the pair clarified to PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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In a majority opinion written by Justice Antonin Scalia, the Court declared that the Second Amendment does defend a person's right to own a gun for self-defense.
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The felony charge will also be reduced to a misdemeanor if he remains on his best behavior and does not use or carry a gun for one year.
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" He added, "I have always told the truth — that as a teenager, who saw many around me die from senseless gun violence, I carried a gun for protection.
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For anyone to carry a gun for defensive purposes, the licensing process requires the applicant to demonstrate the need to protect himself or others and pass an exam.
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We all know this is coming, but this will serve as the official starting gun for what is bound to be a protracted regulatory, political, and legal fight.
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Eisen previously declared the meeting at Trump Tower with Russians promising evidence of illegal contributions to the Clinton Foundation to be the long-sought "smoking gun" for prosecution.
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" According to the Pew study, "There is a significant link between owning a gun for protection and perceptions of whether the world broadly speaking has become more dangerous.
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An AR-215 owner doesn't have to buy and maintain a separate gun for each application, nor does she need a professional gunsmith to make modifications and customizations.
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In these instances, guns are allowed for rural residents who need them for daily subsistence, hunters and those who can prove they need a gun for self-defense.
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He told WJLA he counts himself as "one lucky son of a gun" for having the opportunity to be the voice of the inaugural parade for 60 years.
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After an eyewitness sees a gun, for example, his or her ability to describe what a perpetrator looks like plummets, a phenomenon known as the weapon-focus effect.
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Prosecutors said he told a detective he was in the Bloods and received money from gang soldiers, though Mr. Lawrence said he had the gun for protection only.
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But if you're a felon, or underage, or you can't legally buy a gun for some other reason, these kits make it remarkably easy to get one anyway.
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Those programs include a new mounted gun for Stryker combat vehicles as well as cyber and electronic warfare efforts, the officials said in a document submitted to Congress.
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Defense attorney: Client carried a gun for safety Bivines' attorney, Jackie Patterson, told CNN in an interview his client had trouble finding Thornton's address to make the delivery.
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For years, before the Dodd-Frank act created the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — when the industry was still largely unregulated — he was a fixer, a gun for hire.
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It is also what has some union leaders hoping she'll gun for labor's top job as the leader of the nation's largest federation of unions, the A.F.L.-C.
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The seizure of Malheur is an attempt to claim the land, at the point of a gun, for unnamed individuals, all while taking it away from every other American.
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The smoking gun for this claim comes in the form of red and black residues found on the skulls and other bones of the victims inside the boat-chambers.
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And he is not afraid to be able to take military leaders, put them on a post, and kill them with an anti-aircraft gun for a public execution.
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In an ideal world, a Black student could roam around campus carrying a glue gun for his art project without fearing he could be confused for an active shooter.
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The musical is based on the 1983 film about a boy whose Christmas wish is to get a BB gun for Christmas -- much to the chagrin of his parents.
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With the AR platform, a person with absolutely no gunsmithing expertise can buy one gun and a bunch of accessories, and optimize that gun for the application at hand.
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I know that I struggled, early on, with my inability to play this master assassin as anything more than a bumbling chancer, a gun for hire that got lucky.
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The N.R.A. is totally about the gun industry, which has a problem in that everybody who wants to have a gun for anything except criminal activity already has one.
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The gun, for me, here's where I got the most use out of it: to see where I was with my fastball and where I was with my changeup.
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Senate Democrats slammed President Trump's pick to be the nation's top chemical regulator at a Wednesday hearing, painting him as a hired gun for the industries he would regulate.
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Having a gun for a hand could be an obstacle in certain romantic interludes but he can replace that with a robot fist if you go out and buy one.
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Undefeated UFC star Justin Gaethje is saying sayonara to MMA after another dozen fights, tops ... telling TMZ Sports the sport's "too brutal" to gun for 50-0 like Floyd Mayweather.
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Still, they sorted through utensils, frames, and dishes, carefully picking out some options, waving their Zola app around like a magic wand — or a store scanner gun for QR codes.
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As Summer repeats the scene from the premiere when her own parents divorced, Morty congratulates Rick for pulling off his scheme while Rick prepares the portal gun for their return.
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Kaiser says a subsequent investigation revealed that Pfeil's 21-year-old neighbor was using his gun for target practice in his backyard and shooting toward a dirt berm, or embankment.
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Anyone familiar with DC Comics should recognize that armor immediately: it's Deathstroke, a gun-for-hire who has crossed paths with Batman and his associated many times in the comics.
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Just 3 percent of Americans own nearly half of all the guns in the country, and there's at least one gun for every American adult, a new study has found.
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Martin did not provide a written account of his firearms to local law enforcement as required by law, and he carried a gun for five years before the mass shooting.
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Fryberg's father was later convicted of illegally obtaining the gun for failing to acknowledge on federal firearm forms that he was the subject of a tribal domestic-violence protective order.
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As I pulled up on an ATV, my gun-for-hire, Carmina Rye holding on to my back, I heard the growing sound of Die Antwoord's pulsating heavy club beats.
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Others could be considered mercenary—I joined a Republican political consultancy to expand its international business and later hung my own shingle as an independent consultant, or gun for hire.
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While many have suggested that could be the starting gun for a global trade war that would hit broader economies, Goldman said commodities were not set to be largely hit.
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In a recent survey, 39 percent of Italians said they were in favor of making it easier to get a gun for self-defense — up from 26 percent in 153.
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Katherine Kendall, an actress known for roles on television and films including "Swingers," and "A Gun for Jennifer," said Mr. Weinstein once undressed and chased her around a living room.
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" She didn't love the Aegis bags, but she liked the ZAP Light Stun Gun—"for gun-free zones"—which, Toomer told the crowd, "boasts one million volts, instantly incapacitating attackers!
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The team included Rinat Akhmetshin, an émigré to the United States who once served as a Soviet military officer and who has been called a Russian political gun for hire.
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Uzbekistan's recent initiatives can be the starting gun for a renewed role for Central Asia, not as an appendage to other interests, but as a region in its own right.
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He was convicted and sentenced to more than seven and a half years in prison, and his probation required him not to have a gun for at least three years.
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Meteorologist Dennis Feltgen with the National Hurricane Center said Wednesday that Beaumont, Texas, and Cameron, Louisiana, are "still under the gun" for heavy rain and bad conditions from Harvey through Wednesday.
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HMD Global is using the Nokia brand to gun for the low-end, mid-range segment of the market, with pure Android, premium built devices and all will get Google Assistant.
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New Zealand has more than 1003 million civilian-owned firearms — about one gun for every four people, according to Small Arms Survey, which provides estimates for gun ownership around the world.
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That puts the country in the top 2100 nations in the world for civilian gun ownership (though still far behind the US, which has more than one gun for every person).
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Over the summer, the NYPD was sued by a Muslim officer, Masood Syed, who said he was suspended, stripped of his badge and gun for wearing a beard longer than protocol.
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" Two days after Jahi's departure, Singer (whom the San Francisco Chronicle calls the city's "top gun for hire") told a local paper, "I've never seen such reckless disregard for the truth.
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Based on the research, the presence of more guns typically translates to much more general gun violence, while justified uses of a gun for self-defense are few and far between.
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The case: Richard Heller, a security guard who lived in D.C. and carried a gun for work, was not allowed to have a gun at home, due to the city's laws.
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Critic score: 55%Synopsis: In this adventurous comedy, a criminal goes to great lengths to capture a prized antique gun for a mob boss, much to the chagrin of his girlfriend.
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Police estimate there are about 1.2 million guns are in circulation in the country -- around one gun for every four people -- but they do not know how many are semi-automatics.
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Heller, which overturned a ban on handguns in the nation's capital and upheld the view that the Second Amendment protects an individual right to own a gun for personal use. How?
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That puts the country in the top 603 nations in the world for civilian gun ownership, though still far behind the US, which has more than one gun for every person.
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The Army is once again angling for a new 9mm submachine gun for soldiers deployed in personal security details downrange, after vacillating on the new sidearm over the last several months.
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In another video Farida uploaded, a McDonald's employee is seen telling the group that the man "pulled out a gun for a reason" while trying to force them to leave the store.
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When Nancy Reagan, in the late 1980s, thought her husband needed something to "liven up" the doldrums of post-White House life, she went straight to a Hollywood top gun for help.
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The ground combat branch was considering a version of the gun for its still relatively new Special Forces troops, as well as airborne soldiers and anyone who might need a lightweight rifle.
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Officers responding to a call about an individual with a gun claimed they mistook Rice's airsoft gun for a real firearm, fatally shooting the boy within seconds of arriving on the scene.
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Also passed was a bill to allow employers, co-workers, mental health workers and school employees to ask a judge to ban someone from possessing a gun for up to a year.
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The state would reportedly cover the costs of background checks, drug testing, psychological exams and 132 hours of training, but doesn't address whether teachers would have to buy a gun for themselves.
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Ava Gardner in The Killers and Veronica Lake in This Gun for Hire present in this way: Their power may lay in their feminine wiles, but they also frequently challenge male domination.
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And based on the research, the presence of more guns typically translates to much more general gun violence, while justified uses of a gun for self-defense are few and far between.
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This figure equates to about one gun for every three people -- a rate that is considered high when compared with Australia, which has 22017 million guns, approximately one for every eight people.
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But this was a very rare, clear case: There was a lot of evidence that Badger Guns facilitated illegal straw purchases — when someone buys a gun for another person who legally can't.
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That will fire the starting gun for a fierce campaign for a referendum on Britain's future membership of the bloc expected to be held on June 23, with the outcome deeply uncertain.
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There's a scene that evokes the shooting death of Tamir Rice, the 12-year-old boy killed in a park because a police officer mistook the child's toy gun for a real one.
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And he told The Daily Dish that this means the end of his time on the show — for now, at least (we're still waiting to see if he'll gun for a judge position).
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Muswere says that he made the gun for a "dystopian" college film project, but there's also evidence of a new global 23D-printed gunsmithing movement happening on the dark corners of the internet.
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The most alarming allegation -- according to docs obtained by TMZ -- is that John once sent 2 interns to his home to check for an intruder, and handed them a loaded gun for protection.
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From The Hill's Ellen Mitchell: Those programs include a new mounted gun for Stryker combat vehicles as well as cyber and electronic warfare efforts, the officials said in a document submitted to Congress.
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Taking guns out of the hands of accused domestic abusers People convicted of either misdemeanor or felony domestic violence already lose the right to own a gun for the rest of their lives.
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He also referenced how the paper had to quickly pivot in its coverage of Russia-Trump collusion story when it became clear the Mueller investigation would not provide a smoking gun for impeachment.
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One of the few ideas to unite President Donald Trump with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a left-wing congresswoman, is the belief that the Fed should stop worrying about inflation and gun for growth.
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This year, Black Friday is more than just the starting gun for the all-important holiday shopping season (or the day you elbow your neighbor out of the way to score a TV).
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Christian Heyne, vice president of policy for the Brady gun violence prevention advocacy group, said women shouldn't feel deterred from legally purchasing a gun for their own protection through appropriate channels, he said.
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For others, the mass shooting that killed 14 people here last month has prompted a rush to buy a gun for the first time, suddenly convincing them that only a firearm can protect them.
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He appears ready to push through plans to loosen gun restrictions in Brazil to allow citizens to carry a gun for self-defense in a country that saw more than 63,000 murders in 2017.
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"Clearly, the not so subtle message is that 'your gun is safe; don't waste your time or part with your gun for purposes of this meritless defect claim by greedy lawyers'," the filing said.
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But in addition to having to fight the purely perceptual comparisons with Box and Microsoft, Dropbox has also had to compete on a product level as competitors gun for the same potential customer base.
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That is not quite a smoking gun for those pushing the "Putin did the emails" theory, but it's still unsettling and adds another unprecedented subplot to an election that was already overstuffed with them.
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"If worst comes to worst, you could have used a Taser instead of a gun for someone that has three kids inside the house," her brother, Domico Jones told CNN affiliate KOMO on Sunday.
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Instead of simply listing a gun for sale, some Facebook Marketplace sellers are listing gun cases or boxes for sale at a high price and instructing potential buyers to message them for more information.
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The bill calls for federal background checks to be required on all gun sales, including private transactions, with an exception for transfers between family members and temporary use of a gun for hunting purposes.
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They gave a range of reasons for joining, including plans to seek a military career, parental pressure, following their friends or just wanting to learn to shoot a gun for fun, Ms. Blesener said.
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Small countries, big companies and even just wealthy people can now turn to gun-for-hire hackers to settle their scores, according to an NYT investigation — turning the business into a multibillion-dollar industry.
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"That sound you hear is the starting gun for 2024," said a Republican consultant who worked for one of Scott's prior political campaigns but wanted to remain anonymous for fear of speaking without authorization.
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Police said he should not have owned the weapon because of a prior felony conviction for aggravated assault, and they are now investigating how he was able to keep the gun for nearly five years.
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Also, the historically iffy track record of Kickstarters hitting their deadlines means you might have to wait until summer 2020 before you get the chance to take your $133 water gun for a proper spin.
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"A really wet season loads the gun for the following year, giving more vegetation to burn," Neil Berg, a climate scientist and associate director at the UCLA Center for Climate Science, said in an interview.
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The bill was endorsed by the National Rifle Association (NRA) and others who argued that the mandatory fees are unfair to people with lower incomes who want to carry a concealed gun for self-defense.
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The first stores open in about one hour from now in Australia and that's sort of the firing gun for sales to begin for November 3, and we could not be more excited about it.
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For each weapon, there's yet another progression system, so that your most favored light machine gun, for instance, might get a reduced muzzle flash that will make it slightly harder for enemies to spot you.
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And so it goes for her brother Richard, a disenchanted television pundit and hired gun for special-interest groups who has a recently failed relationship and a few bespoke suits to show for his fame.
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I've been walking with "Me and a Gun" for so many years, and while that song continues to teach me, I knew right away that it shouldn't be the song that should close the film.
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Just a year and a half ago, 12-year-old Tamir Rice was fatally shot by a police officer in Ohio after the officer claimed that he mistook the child's toy gun for a real weapon.
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These sorts of kills have long been a hallmark of the Hitman series, with perhaps the most infamous being the switching of a prop gun for the real deal during Blood Money's "Curtains Down" opera level.
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Just the day before, Sandford had practiced shooting a gun for the first time, and he "further stated that if he were on the street tomorrow, he would try this again," according to a criminal complaint.
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Why don&apost we say, hey, you know, as Americans, boy, more than one gun for every person and this kid gets his dad&aposs gun, or the guy in Connecticut got his mom&aposs gun.
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The 3-page executive order Trump signed on Thursday wasn't that -- not even close, leaving many conservative Christians looking like the boy who wanted a BB gun for Christmas and instead got a pair of socks.
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But Bennett was only looking for a short-term rental — a gun for hire whose name could go on a list of advisers to make it look like they were taking one of Carson's shortcomings seriously.
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In Washington State, voters passed an initiative allowing for emergency court orders to temporarily block the right to possess a gun for people perceived as being at a higher risk of harming themselves or another person.
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In the first film, he plays Jef Costello, dressed and armed like Alan Ladd in "This Gun for Hire," or Humphrey Bogart in "Casablanca," both from 1942, or Robert Mitchum in "Out of the Past" (1947).
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That's more than a gun per person — and more than twice the rate of gun ownership in the country with the next most guns per capita, Yemen, where there's about one gun for every two people.
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"Right now, anyone can buy a gun here, as long as you have the money to pay, even if you were a thief, a killer or a gun for hire," said the local police chief, Col.
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With a plethora of political parties and factions in ever-shifting coalitions, an election in Israel is normally the starting gun for weeks of elaborate and unpredictable horse-trading before a government emerges — or fails to.
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While Cohen does not have a smoking gun for every element of his testimony, think of the corroborating evidence as a series of solid posts that lend structural support to the overall fencing of his testimony.
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TCL was apparently initially planning to wait for MWC in a month and a half to debut the product, but opted to jump the gun for CES, in order to build sufficient hype around the licensed device.
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Printing a gun doesn't require a background check or any documentation, offering a workaround for people who are legally prohibited from buying a gun for reasons such as a criminal record or a history of mental illness.
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Lawmakers banned semiautomatic and automatic guns, and owners needed a genuine reason to have a gun (for example, recreational shooters/hunters who produce permission from a landowner, sporting shooters with a valid membership of an approved club).
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It could take a year for the review process to play out, and Wednesday's event was effectively a starting gun for intense lobbying efforts over how government policy will drive technology investment decisions in the auto sector.
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Ali Khalif Shire Ali, 22, was due to face trial after being accused of trying to obtain a gun for an attack in Melbourne's Federation Square in late 2017, according to an indictment provided to the media.
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"A further pick-up in the pace of wage gains could be the 'smoking gun' for the Fed to express any shift away from 'roughly balanced' risks to inflation," said Mizuho analyst Vishnu Varathan in a note.
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It's a great motivator that works in large part because Kellogg is a well-realized character, a despicable gun for hire, but one the player gets to know and empathize with as they progress through the story.
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That's because any company is free to approach Heretix, which is initially acting as a simple gun for hire (although you still need to apply) and, unlike Distro Dojo, isn't a program tied to an equity investment.
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Before that temporary "ex parte" order expires, the court will set a hearing to consider a "final order," which can result in a person being barred from owning or buying a gun for up to a year.
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has pledged tough measures to limit their circulation -- but in a country with a strong hunting tradition, where there is roughly one gun for every four people, it will be no easy path.
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Other proposals include allowing minors' records to be included in background check databases; alerting local authorities when someone fails a background check; and applying bigger penalties for straw purchases (when someone buys a gun for someone else).
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New Zealand has relatively high levels of gun ownership: more than 22012 million civilian-owned firearms — about one gun for every four people, according to Small Arms Survey, which provides estimates for gun ownership around the world.
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There's an extraordinary alliance between private insurers and public law enforcement agencies — one that transforms routine claims into criminal evidence, premium-paying customers into suspects, and the justice system into a hired gun for a multibillion-dollar industry.
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Microsoft has tried to gun for enterprise collaboration before, such as when it bought Yammer for $1.2 billion, but has never quite seemed to crack it or gather the kind of praise and shine that Slack has garnered.
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"This is just the starting gun for mis-sold credit, and it will define the landscape after PPI," she said, adding her company was planning to start managing claims on automatic credit card limit increases and doorstep loans.
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John Cornyn (R-Texas) that would allow the attorney general to delay suspected terrorists from getting a gun for up to 72 hours as they try to get a court to approve blocking the sale of the firearm.
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One market veteran noted the ironic timing: Blackstone's debut was the same day that two Bear Stearns hedge funds stuffed with mortgage-backed securities neared collapse — an event considered as the starting gun for the global financial crisis.
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"The starting gun for the 2020 election was fired with this confirmation fight," said Ron Bonjean, a Republican who served as a communications strategist in the battle to confirm Trump's first Supreme Court nominee, Neil Gorsuch, in 2017.
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The smoking gun for Mr. Schmack was evidence that Mr. McCullough, who at the time went by John Tessier, placed a collect phone call to his parents from a pay phone at a post office in Rockford, Ill.
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The children who had watched the version of the movie with guns, Dr. Bushman said, held the gun for an average of 53 seconds, compared to 11 seconds for the children who had watched the no-gun version.
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As we learned this week, those agents were Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya and Rinat Akhmetshin — Russian military veteran, former counter intelligence operative, and according to published reports, a gun for hire in opposition research, propaganda and disinformation campaigns.
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The new voluntary guidelines aim to create industry standards for reliable battery power in a smart gun, for ensuring unhindered speed in drawing the weapon and for the distance allowed between the gun and its owner's ID device.
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We had only to wait about 24 hours after the first reports of the hacks before the headline-grabbing opposition document showed up on file-sharing networks, then on Gawker and The Smoking Gun for everyone to read.
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From March 31 to April 6, 2017, he made inquiries about getting a gun for "an attack on people in the city of Melbourne, specifically at Federation Square, at the end of the year in 2017," the indictment said.
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A smiling little boy, dressed in a school uniform as he weaves between grown-ups on the sidewalk, once bore a gun for the rebels, dragging it by the muzzle because it was too heavy for him to carry.
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Anyone with a FOID card can buy a gun, though once a purchase is made Chuck's will hold on to the gun for 24 hours, during which the shop's personnel are required to check whether the card is still valid.
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Ramirez sealed his notoriety by taking OPEC's oil ministers hostage in the name of the Palestinian struggle, in an attack in which three people were killed, and went on to be an international gun-for-hire with Soviet bloc protectors.
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In the video of the shooting, Castile's fiancée says that the officer had pulled him over for a broken tail light, and that he had told the officer that he had a gun for which he had a concealed-carry permit.
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The Night Stalkers fly the MH-47G Chinook as well, which has a multi-mode radar to help pilots navigate challenging conditions, as well as two M-134 "minigun" machine guns and one M-60D machine gun for defensive fire.
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There hasn't been a smoking gun for the struggles the past two weeks (125 yards on 46 carries, 2.7-yard average), but the Cowboys have been particularly poor running from heavy personnel (20 carries for 34 yards, 33-yard average).
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Texas laws allow the concealed carrying of firearms, which created the tragic result that a soldier could carry a gun for defense up to the gates of Fort Hood, yet take not one single step inside the base without being disarmed.
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But there are a gobsmacking unbelievable number of guns in the US, which has almost a gun for every person and about half the civilian-owned guns in the world, which suggests they are that much more ingrained in US culture.
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It was the third anniversary of his first travel ban, the impeachment drama was sputtering to an end and the starting gun for the 2020 election season was about to go off in Iowa (or, as it happened, to pathetically misfire).
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The Cornyn measure would empower the attorney general to delay suspected terrorists from obtaining a gun for up to 72 hours to give the Justice Department time to investigate the prospective buyers and secure a court order stopping the transfer.
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Besides the private investigator whose firm produced the Trump dossier, the lobbying team included Rinat Akhmetshin, an émigré to the United States who once served as a Soviet military officer and who has been called a Russian political gun for hire.
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This means that if you were going to let an acquaintance borrow your gun for purposes other than hunting or target shooting at a range the "loan" would have to be processed by a gun store or other licensed individual.
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"Red flag laws are intended to target people who already have the gun, for people who own them and go on to become dangerous," said Aaron Kivisto, a clinical psychologist with the University of Indianapolis who studies gun violence prevention.
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The Didi deal was perhaps the first big acquisition for a Latin American startup in recent years, and a starting gun for what's been an extremely competitive race among startup companies to win the hearts and minds of consumers across the region.
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A typical manslaughter case often results in shorter sentences, Stanford University law school professor Robert Weisberg said, citing a three-year sentence given to a transit officer in the region who mistook his gun for a stun gun and fatally shot a passenger.
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The FDA's approval of the painkiller OxyContin for prescription in the 1990s is widely seen as the starting gun for today's overdose epidemic, now dominated by heroin and fentanyl deaths, with increases in fentanyl-laced cocaine deaths also increasing in recent years.
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After playing second fiddle to the company's U.S. business as it retooled itself, international chief David Cheesewright said Wal-Mart's U.K. division is ready to transition from a steady operator focused more on profits into one that's ready to gun for market share.
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Despite a recent uptick captured in a 2012 survey, hunting has declined over the past three decades, which means that gun sellers need to find ways to get people who have already bought a gun for self-protection to buy more weapons.
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A Republican bill would require the government to delay the purchase of a gun for 72 hours by anyone who is a terrorism suspect, or has been the subject of a terrorism investigation within the last five years, while a review takes place.
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Kevin may well have been, as he insists and as Bazelon accepts, little more than an innocent third party to the gun offense—"holding" the gun for friends rather than using it, or intending to use it, in the commission of a crime.
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But last year, in a Wisconsin case, a jury found a Milwaukee gun store liable for selling a gun to a 21-year-old customer even though clerks had serious misgivings that the buyer was illegally buying the gun for someone else.
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Anybody sentenced to three years or more is banned from owning an antique gun for life, but offenders have been given less than that for offenses including armed robbery, involvement in major drug rings, and even repeatedly stabbing a victim in the head.
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A prominent member of that group, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., may have sounded a starting gun for the 20113 race on Sunday night as he delivered a tough-love manifesto for the party's future to a crowd of Democrats here.
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"He'll call his phone and be like, 'Yo, I'm gonna do this, I'm gonna do that to you,' to the point that Q was walking around with a gun," said the friend who held the gun for him, using Mr. Lawrence's nickname.
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But he found himself the target of an extraordinary alliance between private insurers and public law enforcement agencies — one that transforms routine claims into criminal evidence, premium-paying customers into suspects, and the justice system into a hired gun for a multibillion-dollar industry.
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Our past has deposited in this country a gun for every person, which means no matter what new gun control laws are passed, there will still be a lot of guns in our borders unless the government starts buying back guns, like in Australia.
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For me, this may be a smoking gun for a prosecutor, but I think there have been not just smoking guns but explosions going off all over the place for years [that] show exactly what this latest meeting showed: collusion between the Russians and Trump.
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Castile's girlfriend, Diamond Reynolds, who was with him and her daughter in the car during the shooting, has said he was shot after being asked to provide his driver's license — and after he announced he had a gun, for which he had a permit.
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" Why it matters ... Michael Allen, a former Bush official, now a Beacon Global Strategies managing director: "The national security strategy is the starting gun for a series of economic measures against the Chinese ... the Rosetta Stone for translating campaign themes into a coherent governing document.
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"The desire to own a gun for protection — there's a disconnect between that and the decreasing rates of lethal violence in this country," Matthew Miller, a Northeastern University and Harvard School of Public Health professor who co-authored the new study, told the Guardian.
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And it should fill in the holes left by far-right ideologues in the House, who believe that industry will step up and fund long-term applied research, even though, under the Wall Street instant gratification gun, for the most part it hasn't for decades.
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But listen, there's no way you can tell me that there isn't an intersection of values on this debate where normal people can have a gun for recreational or protective purposes and we can figure out a way to screen out the abnormal people.
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There is no telling which player could one day pass Brees, but Matthew Stafford of the Detroit Lions has a surprisingly good chance, and young players like Patrick Mahomes of the Kansas City Chiefs and Goff could one day gun for him as well.
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"Cammas told Reuters in an interview that he bought the gun for $750 about two years ago as a hunting weapon and home protection, but ultimately realized that "having the freedom to own a gun like that is not as important as the safety of citizens.
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DEEP4s: Percussive Therapy Massage Gun for Athletes The Reathlete DEEP4s Massage Gun features four powerful percussive speeds from 1,200 to 3,200 RPM, five interchangeable head attachments, and a three-angle adjustable arm, so you can maneuver it to get a custom massage whenever you need it.
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On leaving home he claimed to have become a crop-picker, tuna fisherman, gun for hire, nitroglycerine truck driver, lithographer, short-order cook, door-to-door salesman both of books and brushes (not at the same time) and a customer-services representative in a department store.
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"After thorough investigation, and with the assistance of the person in question, law enforcement identified the individual as a student who was using a glue gun for an art project, confirmed the misunderstanding, and released the campus from lockdown," read a campus alert to Colgate students.
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Take the stopwatch that Dinnerstein depicts near the dead center of the central panel: depending on who is writing about it, it can be a symbol of art's ability to freeze time, or the starting gun for the three-year marathon that the painting process would become.
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Then, the local police union responded to the settlement with a letter to media: The letter alludes to police mistaking Rice's toy gun for a real firearm, which officers say is what led them to open fire on the 12-year-old at a Cleveland park in November 2014.
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We compared the scientific findings with an endless array of news stories and firsthand accounts of real people doing remarkably irrational things: We examined the court testimony of a cop who, despite graduating top five in his academy, mistook his gun for a Taser and killed an innocent man.
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The bond market reaction is the clearest signal of how investors are now interpreting the economic hit from Brexit - yet another shock to a vulnerable global economy, another wave of central bank easing and possibly the starting gun for a new round of currency, tax and even trade wars.
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Jake is just an everyday guy, a "generic" Gun for Hire, a class of character who sits between the nameless conscripts of FC4 and the FC5's plane-flying, flame-wielding action heroes (who are themselves a little bit like Hollywood versions of Far Cry 2's "buddies").
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Tendai Muswere, who pleaded guilty at Southwark Crown Court on Wednesday to manufacturing a firearm, told detectives he was printing the 3D gun for a university project but officers found he had searched the internet to watch videos on how to make a weapon that could fire live ammunition.
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The records from more than a decade ago, connected to a lawsuit against two credit reporting giants, shed new light on Warren's motivations for taking on private legal work amid criticism from fellow contenders who have sought to cast the Massachusetts progressive as a hired gun for big business.
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En route to the station, Boosie told the deputy that a friend had given them the gun for protection and the friend would be happy to show up in person and claim it, but the deputy told the rapper police would not be releasing the gun, the report said.
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Some states, for example, allow police, friends, or family to request a gun violence restraining order for someone believed to pose a danger to himself or others, and the court can then impose the order to prohibit the person from buying or owning a gun for a certain period of time.
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In fact, one can imagine a marketing campaign for a potential update borrowing heavily from the same language and research of the letter itself: there's abundant research on the long-term impact of smart devices on children, but none are a smoking gun for smart devices being harmful to children.
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The whirlwind multitasking captured the intensity of Mr. Burck's behind-the-scenes role as the latest incarnation of the Washington superlawyer — a legal gun-for-hire like Edward Bennett Williams, the powerhouse of the 1970s and '1473s who liked to boast that he could represent everyone in the capital at once.
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To the jury, Ms. McMurray depicted her client as being an officer with a stellar record who fired her gun for the first time in her 10-year career at the same time that another officer discharged his Taser, because he also thought the victim could be reaching for a gun.
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I can't tell if the ads are designed to prime the viewer with fear so they're desperate for a solution by the time a host comes back on TV with a Taurus 85 and appeals specifically to fathers who should buy the gun for their daughters, or if that was a happy accident.
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And in Nevada, which has looser gun restrictions than most other states in the US, California residents who are unable to buy a gun in their home state can enlist so-called local "straw buyers" to illegally purchase a gun for them, with little chance of prosecution, according to the Law Center.
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The 438-20 vote in Parliament, which came after the opposition Labour Party dropped its resistance, provided the starting gun for one of the most momentous and unpredictable campaigns in post-World War II Britain, a six-week race that could forever alter Britain's relationship to Europe and its place in the world.
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After a federal district judge struck down that ban, city officials crafted a new law, this time saying that residents could get a license for public carrying, but only if they showed "good reason to fear injury," and detailed specific circumstances beyond a general desire to have a gun for self-defense.
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Ryan Zinke is warning Democrat Jon TesterJonathan (Jon) TesterNative American advocates question 2628 Democrats' commitment House Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 28503 Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE that he could gun for his Senate seat if Tester refuses to work with the Republican Congress and White House.
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Rather than trying to fight for gamers' wallets against Oculus and Sony, the smarter play for Apple might be to gun for a consumer-y twist on Microsoft's HoloLens glasses, which are arguably an easier sell to the masses than goggles that tie you down to a computer or a swivel chair.
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If Mueller's report reveals a willingness by Trump to collude with Russia or contains evidence of direct coordination involving the Republican president, such findings could be the starting gun for the Democratic-led House of Representatives to launch the impeachment process set out in the U.S. Constitution to remove a president from office.
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"We expect this to be the starting gun for a further round of industry consolidation in the luxury sector over the next 586.43 to 18 months, with the significant polarization we continue to see between the stronger and weaker brands," said Swetha Ramachandran, an investment manager at GAM Global Luxury Brands Fund.
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"From all indications, as revealed by suspects and witnesses and physical evidence that was gathered by the police, the group that killed Batocabe and Diaz is a private armed group employed by the mayor that is involved in contract killing as a gun-for-hire syndicate," said the national police chief, Oscar Albayalde.
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The NRA Just Awarded FCC Chair Ajit Pai With a Gun for His 'Courage'Photo: GettyFCC Chairman Ajit Pai joined the pack at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) on Friday alongside fellow Republican commissioners Michael O'Rielly and Brendan Carr—the architects of the recent order repealing net neutrality protections passed in the Obama era.
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That means if you wrap a new Nerf gun for your niece or nephew and pack it in your checked bag (it would be prohibited in a carry-on), you run the risk of an agent undoing all your fine folding, taping, and ribbon curling to check that you don't have an actual firearm inside.
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Los Angeles and Anaheim are tied for the Pacific lead as the Kings - two-time Stanley Cup champions in the past four seasons - gun for their first division title since winning the Smythe in 1990-91 while the Ducks try for their fourth consecutive Pacific title with a game in hand on their rivals.
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In general, it would require a court to find by a preponderance of the evidence that someone poses a danger of causing harm to himself or others by having access to a firearm in order to issue an extreme risk protection order removing the gun for no more than a year without being renewed.
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The expected bill will be the starting gun for a frantic race toward what Trump and House and Senate Republicans hope will be their first major legislative victory: the enactment this year of a tax package seeking up to $6 trillion in tax cuts over the next decade for corporations, small businesses and individuals.
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All of which is to say, a couple of years back you may remember it being announced that Manson was going to appear in a new thriller called Let Me Make You a Martyr—written and directed by John Swab and Corey Asraf—in which he would play a native American gun-for-hire called Pope.
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The reference was to an amendment by Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn that would have allowed the Attorney General to delay a purchase of a gun for up to 72-hours for a suspected terrorist or an individual investigated for terrorism in the last five years and also seek a court order to prevent the sale. Sen.
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"I think that [owning] a gun, for women, is being pitched as a way to increase equality but the reality is the circumstances in which a man might use a gun… is not the kind of violence that women encounter," Susan Sorenson, a public health professor at the University of Pennsylvania and director of the Ortner Center on Family Violence, tells VICE.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE's (R-Texas) alternative, which would allow the attorney general to delay suspected terrorists from buying a gun for up to 72 hours while seeking a court order to stop the sale.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) that would allow the attorney general to delay suspected terrorists from getting a gun for up to 72 hours while seeking a court order to stop the sale.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) that would allow the attorney general to delay terror suspects from obtaining a gun for up to 72 hours while seeking court approval to block the firearm sale.
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After Archie calls Veronica and asks her to get his gun for him — he hid it in the back of a toilet at school — she heads to his house to rightfully yell at him as Archie admits that he wants to be the one to kill the Black Hood and that he didn't wear a ski mask in the video so that he'd become the Hood's next target.
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After a string of successful heists, Jackley decided he wanted to use a real gun for future crimes, so he set off to the US to buy one that he could smuggle back to the UK. This plan was foiled almost before it had begun: The owner of the shop he tried to buy a gun from was a former police officer who immediately recognized his ID as fake.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) proposed a measure that would allow the attorney general to delay suspected terrorists from purchasing a gun for up to 72 hours while seeking a court order to stop the sale.
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Sen. Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.), a 2020 Democratic presidential contender, said Thursday that she owns a gun for personal safety reasons, adding that she believes in some changes to gun laws.
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"This bipartisan law is a long-overdue step to do more to prevent gun violence, to make sure guns don't fall into the wrong hands, to make sure that we license gun shops just like restaurant and other businesses, and deter straw purchases, so that we can prevent someone from buying a gun for someone who is not legally allowed to own a gun," Pritzker said in a statement.
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Some of the options being proposed in discussions, in addition to measures Trump and his aides have floated publicly, include allowing minors' records to be included in background check databases, alerting local authorities when someone fails a background check, applying bigger penalties for straw purchases (when someone buys a gun for someone else) and helping states implement "red flag" laws, which would remove weapons from people deemed at risk.
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In the middle of all the excitement about the Supreme Court's big abortion decision on Monday, the court handed down another, smaller, win for liberals: It ruled that those convicted of domestic violence offenses can be barred by federal law from buying or owning a gun for life — even if the conviction only demonstrates that someone acted recklessly violent, as opposed to intentionally or knowingly violent, toward a partner or spouse.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) that would have allowed the attorney general to delay suspected terrorists from getting a gun for up to 85033 hours as they try to get a court to approve blocking the sale of the firearm.
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Photograph by Robert Vinas, Jr. Courtesy the Estate of Malcolm Morley / Sperone Westwater In the mid-sixties, Morley uncorked a novel style—painstakingly copying banal postcard, travel-brochure, and calendar images of ships and vacation spots or of reproduced paintings, most notably Vermeer's "The Art of Painting"—which art historians generally credit as the starting gun for Photo-Realism, a movement that engaged scores of painters in diffident imitations of the camera's Cyclopean eye.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) that would allow the attorney general to delay suspected terrorists from getting a gun for up to 72 hours as they try to get a court to approve blocking the sale of the firearm.
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That's partly because Brexit in January does not remove all the uncertainty pressuring the UK economy as it merely fires the starting gun for potentially protracted negotiations on a future free trade deal between Britain and the EU. Demand for 'put' options to sell the pound in the future now outstrips demand for 'call' options to buy sterling, and this is reflected in the put premium contained in one-month "risk reversals" that straddle the election date.
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There was the pretentious and slightly ridiculous name, redolent of a Bond-movie syndicate; there was mysterious funding from the right-wing billionaire Robert Mercer and his family, along with deep ties to Stephen K. Bannon, President Trump's former chief strategist; and there was a chief executive, Alexander Nix, who was caught on hidden camera bragging about the unsavory lengths the company would be willing to go to sway an election — a political gun for hire in a Savile Row suit.
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