I am not against guns for self-defense or guns for hunters.
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I own various target guns, small guns for small game, larger guns for larger game and at least six that are family heirlooms handed down for generations.
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Americans weren't just buying guns for hunting or home protection.
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Authorities say Paddock had accumulated guns for over two decades.
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But Samsung sticks to its guns, for better or worse.
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The politics of guns for Republicans continue to be difficult.
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Defense Distributed sells 3D printers that can manufacture guns for $2,000.
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"The Top Ten Guns For Teachers" video has more than 50,000.
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Want bigger dragons, with guns for arms and bright purple mohawks?
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Curtis, of course, isn't gamely playing with guns for a paycheck.
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It's a black market source of guns for the criminal element.
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Let's begin with a trio of the big guns for 2016.
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All kinds of people own guns, for all kinds of reasons.
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Antifa depends far less on guns for its sense of identity.
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" Young people in Y.C.P. often said they had guns for "protection.
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"They've been talking about smart guns for 25 years," he said.
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"We shouldn't be banning guns for law-abiding citizens," said Ryan.
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This time, some companies that had sold guns for years changed tack.
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Does anyone really think that allowing guns for everyone makes us safer?
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John Kasich to ban the open-carrying of guns for the week.
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Planned Parenthood is bringing out the big guns for the 2000 election.
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Those guns for hire could well be earning hefty paychecks very soon.
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Democrats have been discussing the same ideas on guns for 25 years.
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Gun control advocates frequently advise against people using guns for self-defense.
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However, a license is required to produce guns for sale or distribution.
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Batman has shunned guns for about as long as Superman has shunned killing.
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He wants Americans to see our relationship with guns for what it is.
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Talk of guns, for protection, has been at the top of her mind.
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The gun industry has churned out guns for millions of "law-abiding" citizens.
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The company produces a wide variety of guns, for both military and civilian markets.
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Everyone in our neighborhood is walking around with sharpened machetes and guns for protection.
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Previously they had been seen as guns for hire in an anonymous industrial system.
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Paul Kousky films videos about Nerf guns for YouTube and has 10.9 million subscribers.
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Germany has strict gun laws and prohibits the use of guns for civilian protection.
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It shouldn't surprise anyone if he guns for a third All-Star MVP, too.
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John only encourages the use of guns for defending oneself or anyone else getting attacked.
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She and Ferdinand decide to put down their guns for just a moment, and Mrs.
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Instead, the plan would allow states to use that money to buy guns for educators.
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Again, this doesn't mean that the state can take away all guns for all purposes.
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They want guns for the same reason you might want a particular kind of car.
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I am a gun owner who fully supports people's right to own guns for protection.
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If it is upheld, owners would have 7003 months to submit their guns for repairs.
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Shortly after the trip, 433 guns-for-hire arrived in Mozambique, according to an eyewitness.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan said he does not support banning guns for law-abiding citizens.
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Referencing that gun owners are parents and have similar concerns, Yang argued that "if you say hey, we'll upgrade your guns for free -- when we can do that, like you can upgrade the guns for free -- that would help make kids safer in our homes."
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The gun lobbying group has encouraged gays and other minorities to use guns for self defense.
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Image 3 of 3 The ship is equipped with numerous missile launchers and guns for defense.
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And frankly, I don't trust you not to shoot me with your guns for no reason.
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They'd been shooting each other with paintball guns for what looked to be the entire evening.
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Lester Young was in South Carolina where people were trading guns for drugs all the time.
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Ardern noted that New Zealand has a long history and tradition of using guns for hunting.
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With few exceptions, handguns are illegal, and guns for hunting and sport are difficult to obtain.
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Toy guns for young children — as opposed to nonpowder guns — raise other issues for many parents.
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Trump has been all over the map on guns for the better part of two decades.
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In fact, it would gut current law and increase access to guns for the mentally ill.
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In some Texas and Utah school districts, teachers have carried guns for more than a decade.
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Today I'm going to write this and then shoot guns for the first time in my life.
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The Rebel Alliance is a scattered grouping of discontents, Imperial cast-offs, smugglers, and guns-for-hire.
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Zoetrope is busting out the big guns for the project, offering backers props from the original film.
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"I'd like to thank guns for pivoting the national conversation away from harassment," said Pete Davidson's character.
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Leave aside the factual question of whether the IRS and "guns for whatever" controversies were real scandals.
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But then you also have the community of the people you choose as your guns for hire.
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The Harvard and Northeastern study also found that most Americans say they own guns for self-defense.
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Secret Service agents did not want to draw their guns for fear that would cause more violence.
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Ever since last E3 Ubisoft has been showing off Far Cry 5's "Specialist" Guns for Hire.
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Mr. Putin insists that any Russians now fighting on the ground in Syria are guns for hire.
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They're useful only as backup guns for Alice or as fodder for the hungry undead (or both).
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I've met women across the political spectrum who own guns for self-defense or for shooting recreationally.
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A White House official told CNBC that Trump is open to banning all guns for certain individuals.
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He would find guns for Jadis's crew, after which they would join the battle against the Saviors.
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Notably, the company's memo does not mention the removal of actual guns for sale from Walmart stores.
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"There's literally more guns than people, maybe two guns for every person in this country," Wilson said.
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They actually can shoot guns for hours at a time and have no problem fighting bad guys forever.
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Do I really believe everyone's going to have the instant ability to reproduce guns for themselves anytime soon?
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Mr. Le Roux testified that he paid his guns-for-hire $5,000 to $10,000 a month, plus expenses.
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Self-described "crypto-anarchist" Cody Wilson can't publish blueprints online for 235D-printed guns for the foreseeable future.
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Kids who visit the village's offices can turn in their toy guns for educational toys and sporting goods.
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Even with a Republican Congress, the idea of using government money to buy guns for schools is unpopular.
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Self-described "crypto-anarchist" Cody Wilson can't publish blueprints online for 3D-printed guns for the foreseeable future.
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Anyone sentenced to prison for three months or more is banned from possessing antique guns for five years.
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The students at this school have been having debates on guns for what feels like our entire lives.
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In 1986, the Firearm Owners Protection Act (FOPA) banned the manufacture of fully-automatic machine guns for civilian use.
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" On defending gun rights: "We've had guns for hundreds of years and we've been free for hundreds of years.
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The guns-for-drugs trade in New England is just one facet of the East Coast's gun trafficking problem.
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Yet we barely limit access to them, and then act shocked when terrorists use guns for their intended purpose.
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"You can upgrade the guns for free - that would help make kids safer in our homes," Yang told CNN.
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And there were guns for ladies, which was the craziest thing to me — little, pretty guns specifically for ladies.
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Regarding the racial differences, Webster said white students may carry guns for different reasons, including sports shooting and hunting.
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The country has been known as the place to go in Europe to buy guns for decades, an official says.
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According to some reports, that's because the criminals themselves are scared of carrying guns for fear of strict legal sanction.
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They've been wanting to talk about guns for decades and they're trying to use this issue to talk about guns.
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"Betsy DeVos is trying to get the Fed government to pay for GUNS for teachers," my grandma texted me recently.
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I called in the big guns for rehab — Olaplex, masks, pre-shampoo treatments — and they all made a major difference.
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But if you're really feeling crazy, you could get 24 Spyra One water guns for a small contribution of $20199.
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You're gonna have… like, we have some people who really love to go out and find generic guns for hire.
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When I was first asked to host a documentary about guns for VICE, I had no clue what to expect.
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The space cruisers were outfitted with laser guns for battling evil robots, and you racked up points for each kill.
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Some people had guns for hunting, but I wasn't living in the country, so I wasn't around them at all.
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They both support banning the sale of assault weapons, high-capacity ammunition magazines and "straw purchases" (purchasing guns for criminals).
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Here, by country, we see the association between mass shootings and the number of guns for countries around the world.
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Advocates of gun owners' rights might support the amendment because it enshrines their right to own guns for self-defense.
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Ms. Wyatt said the law provided a temporary intervention, allowing the seizure of the guns for up to a year.
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Online players also will receive two new guns for free on launch day, the Grau 5.56 and the Striker 45.
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In a typical year, over 10,000 people will be murdered with guns and over 20,000 will use guns for suicide.
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What seem likely, however, is that this weekend's deaths may just drive more Americans to want guns for self protection.
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So, after little federal action on guns for more than two decades, what would the 2020 presidential candidates actually do?
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His planned presidential library on the South Side, Phoenix says, is an opportunity for kids to trade in guns for jobs.
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As suggested in the company's first advertisements, private citizens bought the guns for competition shooting, hunting, self-defense and simple novelty.
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Sam's Club is pulling out the big guns for Mickey Mouse's 90th anniversary celebration with a new 3-tier buttercream cake!
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As in previous years, there was music and speeches, arts and crafts, basketball games, and a toy-guns-for-books exchange.
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Democrats at a Senate hearing Tuesday pushed back on any talk of using federal funds to purchase guns for school safety.
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Private military contractors (PMC), sometimes referred to as mercenaries or guns-for-hire, are the silent majority of today's military activities.
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"If there is a delay in destroying some of the guns for legal reasons, I am O.K. with that," he said.
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That message appealed to many Brazilians who want to use guns for self-defense amid sky-high levels of violent crime.
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But the media blackout on the hypocrisy over using guns for protection wasn't the only media bias shown in their coverage.
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Trump is open to banning all guns for some individuals, like those with mental illnesses, a White House official told CNBC.
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At Polonia Bookstore, shoppers can find Polish newspapers and books, along with plastic, egg-shaped squirt guns for today's water fight.
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The unit makes weapons including radar threat-countering high-speed anti-radiation missiles and rapid-fire, radar-guided guns for ships.
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When I learned about the existence of Heretic, a shooter using the Doom engine but swapping guns for magic, I needed it.
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Armslist doesn't sell firearms directly, but instead works like Craigslist by allowing people to create listings and offer their guns for sale.
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The Black Panthers famously advocated using guns for self-defense, and white fears about black people with guns helped inspire gun control.
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One of the goals of the GRA is that you can use guns for self-defense, which I think will never happen.
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The big picture: Research often guns for incremental advances, juicing an extra percentage point of accuracy out of a previously proposed model.
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"We couldn't touch [the guns] for fear police might think that we were part of the massacre and shoot us," Skeeter wrote.
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After all, Canada doesn't allow its citizens to carry guns in self-defense—here, we buy guns for hunting and sport shooting.
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I also really loved the new "guns for hire" feature, where you can enlist key characters to help you out in battle.
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In response to this pandemic, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has restricted access to guns for its most mentally ill patients.
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Meanwhile, Tinder was cagey in its response and finally decided to be clear that it still allows guns, for the most part.
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I called Pony and asked if he would keep the guns for me until I figured out what to do with them.
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" Cohen's character on the episode, "OMGWhizzBoyOMG," also "unboxed" a Shopkins toy, telling Arpaio he had collected guns for the "upcoming race war.
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Dan hires women for photos, works out for photos, shoots guns for photos, all so he can get followers, which equal power.
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Obama went on during the town hall to argue that he respects people who want guns for self-protection, hunting and sportsmanship.
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We've watched students get murdered by guns for too long — at the hands of police and at the hands of other students.
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It is not practical to purchase guns for teachers and training with guns where teachers need materials to do their job; teach.
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Op-Ed Contributor HANOVER, N.H. — I am a junior in high school, and I regularly shoot guns, for target practice and hunting.
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When they returned home to Malmoon, they had little option but to pick up guns for the militants who controlled the village.
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The Mondo art house always brings out the big guns for annual San Diego Comic Con gatherings, and 2019 is no exception.
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" He downplayed the chances of passing gun control measures through the lower chamber, declaring "we shouldn't be banning guns for private citizens.
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Yes, Cohen has a few targets on the left, but he tends to save his biggest guns for those on the right.
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Democrats said they were outraged that the Education Department wouldn't block states from using educational grants to purchase guns for schools. Sen.
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Lombardo has said investigators might never know why Paddock meticulously stockpiled guns for the deadly attack on a concert crowd of 22,000 people.
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The actor is always either posing shirtless, flexing his guns for the camera or showing off his ridiculously intense workouts on Instagram videos.
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Families of Kohlhepp&aposs victims are urging a stiff sentence for Lawson because he knew he was buying guns for a dangerous man.
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The guns for mentally ill bill is being supported by strange bedfellows that give supporters strong political cover and helps earn brownie points.
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He argued that the NRA represents gun manufacturers and sellers more than it does individuals who use guns for hunting and self-defense.
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The popularity of assault rifles and small handguns highlight how Americans have increasingly turned to guns for self-defense and less for hunting.
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This is my reality as a gun owner: I use guns for an activity I love, but I also worry about gun violence.
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It's not just a matter of who can have guns and certainly not the horrifying suggestion of bringing more guns for more safety.
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He said a gun battle erupted for hours between the Guards and ethnic Arab residents, who traditionally keep guns for hunting at home.
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She knew Fernandinho Beira-Mar [aka Seaside Freddy, the Red Command leader who organized a guns-for-drugs deal with Colombia's FARC rebels].
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At least 29 other states have similar laws that put curbs on the ownership or purchase of guns for convicted domestic abusers or stalkers.
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One of the posts, for example, criticized media coverage of shooting deaths, alleging that news outlets blamed either racism or guns for the violence.
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The ISIS fighters attack in waves, firing their guns for as long as possible and then blowing themselves up to kill more Iraqi soldiers.
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Recommending to remove guns completely from a home can be off-putting for parents who might keep guns for hunting or protection, he said.
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Markey, in his original letter, also wrote that a Wired story suggested guns for sale on Instagram were scrubbed after he publicly mentioned them.
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As a founder of a Russian gun rights organization, she posed in stilettos and leather while brandishing guns for a Russian GQ magazine spread.
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Kim Kardashian is pulling out even more big guns for her new security detail ... as if Pascal Duvier wasn't enough mountain of a man.
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The man who developed the technique is Yoshiaki Sato, who today wields an impressive set of guns for a guy in his late 60s.
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As a founder of a Russian gun rights organization, she posed in stilettos and leather while brandishing guns for a Russian GQ Magazine spread.
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A few former gang members handed in guns, for reasons not unlike those of young couples who come back to church: They had kids.
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Gun control debate The House Judiciary Committee had scheduled a debate on guns for next week, but it was postponed due to Hurricane Dorian.
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"I choose to own guns for self-defense," Louis Dennard, director of the National African American Gun Association's Minnesota chapter, told Vox in 2017.
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He's also been experimenting with 3D printed plastic guns for years and thinks the battle over 3D printed guns ended a long time ago.
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You've got a sizable arsenal to lean on, and can even dual-wield — and line up two targets separately — the smaller guns, for extra badassery.
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Lombardo has said investigators might never know why gunman Steven Paddock meticulously stockpiled guns for the deadly attack on a concert crowd of 22,000 people.
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"I'd load up my guns for the fighting if we could just secede and join Texas," said Ms. Moorhead from Loco Hills, population about 125.
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Federal law bans the sale or possession of guns for anyone convicted of a domestic violence misdemeanor or subjected to a domestic violence restraining order.
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In a sketch exclusively premiered by Entertainment Weekly, Schumer dons a short, bobbed wig to sell guns for $39.95 on a fictional home shopping network.
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In one scene, Alice is sent to buy guns for the heist, and, reluctant to give her ID, she plays on people's perceptions of her.
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And a lot of people—both customers and retailers—are saving up their big guns for Amazon Prime Day, our real national summer shopping holiday.
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For instance, the Germans really did use zeppelins to perform bombing raids while planes were fitted with full-auto machine guns for the first time.
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Eighty-nine percent say people with mental illnesses should be banned from buying guns, and 83 percent support banning guns for those on federal watchlists.
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The New York Times reported on Thursday morning that the Department of Education is considering letting states use federal funding to buy guns for teachers.
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The Kimber affidavit also suggests that Banks was prepared to arrange "mercenary support" for allies in Lesotho, and had even collected guns for this purpose.
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Guns For Hire return, but you're limited to one at a time, and they have even fewer lines of dialogue than in the previous installment.
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It will also allow the police, with judicial approval, to prohibit a person who is deemed dangerous from owning guns for up to a year.
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However, we've learned authorities are looking into a way to seize Aaron's guns for his own good through the use of an obscure California law.
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The changes angered Mr. Sturges, but Ms. Monteros, interviewed in the documentary "Guns for Hire: The Making of 'The Magnificent Seven' " (2000), was more philosophical.
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Many young men in Chicago carry guns for the same reason so many Second Amendment adherents across the country stockpile their own, he said: self-defense.
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Prohibit all people convicted of violent misdemeanors People convicted of a violent misdemeanor should be prohibited from purchasing or possessing guns for at least ten years.
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In the port the FARC's militias have degenerated into sicarios (guns for hire) and are in the process of switching to the Urabeños, a criminal gang.
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There are already pink guns for women, and we can easily imagine discrete, fashionable, and elegant sidearms with some of the fashion choices that homosexuals make.
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Amri was suspected of planning a robbery for the money to buy guns for a possible attack, but surveillance was lifted because of lack of evidence.
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By having fairly lax gun laws, the US has allowed civilians to accumulate an abundance of guns for decades — and the result is more gun violence.
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They also ignored those in law enforcement who have to respond when people with serious mental illness decide to use their guns for other than hunting.
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True, they made it easier to put a desk together for whatever faraway office complex needed one—but we prized the guns for their entertainment value.
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That's most likely why a White House official now tells CNBC that the president is "open" to new rules, including banning all guns for certain individuals.
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Goldstein filed the brief on behalf of his client Barry Michaels, in a case about whether prohibitions on the possession of guns for convicted felons are lawful.
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Attorneys spar over guns in Will Smith case Saints coach Sean Payton has heard the argument that people need guns for protection, but he's not buying it.
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In an exhibit hall, companies such as Lockheed Martin and Textron showcased missiles, while Nobles and Orbital ATK showed off massive machine guns for helicopter door gunners.
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Trump claims that Obama could've been impeached "for the guns for whatever, where guns went all over the place and people got killed with the guns." pic.twitter.
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The second was this: Most American relied on guns for other things, like hunting and to protect their villages, since police forces didn't come along until later.
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"I think it's going to be a mixed bag," said Mike Holtzclaw, a municipal public safety official in Atlanta who owns guns for hobby and self-protection.
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Over the last few months, the Trump campaign has quietly brought out the big guns for winning over the public opinion: the women of the Trump family.
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They conducted household surveys with 9,282 people from February 2001 to April 2003, excluding people who carried guns for work, resulting in a response rate of 70.9%.
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Users on Instagram are advertising guns for sale despite the social network banning trade of weapons between individuals since 2016, according to a review of Instagram accounts.
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The Guns for Hire system debuted in Far Cry 4 and originally let you spend an in-game currency to summon a crew of back up soldiers.
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This included surveilling people with mental health illnesses, proposing the creation of a federal "mental health database" that would restrict access to guns for those on it.
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A final risk protection order hearing is scheduled for April 3, when the judge will decide whether to bar Cruz from having guns for an extended period.
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Washington (CNN)Education Secretary Betsy DeVos signaled on Friday that she does not plan to take action over the purchase of guns for schools using federal funds.
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All three are longtime gun owners, and Stokes has written about guns for this site, and several others, with a focus on hunting, the outdoors and smart guns.
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After demonstrating how, in Far Cry 5, the player can endlessly revive their AI-controlled "Guns for Hire," Crowbcat jumps back to Far Cry 2 one last time.
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Both sides now feel like victims, and it's not just the militias who are getting serious weaponry – local men have been buying up guns for personal protection, too.
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Like setting bear traps for trespassers or spring guns for burglars, using a whisper network is dangerous and will most likely, at some point or another, backfire terribly.
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That all looks to change thanks to a Kickstarter campaign committed to updating water guns for the 21st century — and to giving the Super Soaker some serious competition.
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Jagged Alliance 23 offers a colonial adventure without the imperialism, where the foreign guns-for-hire would be on the side of freedom fighters rather than their oppressors.
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Officers were cited for frequent and unnecessary use of their guns, for firing when no life-threatening circumstances existed, and getting into unnecessary altercations with suspects during arrests.
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Also, it seems like Yeezy might have busted out bigger guns for his first date with Kim than re-creating an iconic scene from the 1988 movie Big.
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In his first months on the job, President Trump signed legislation rolling back an Obama-era rule limiting access to guns for those with a mental health condition.
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During that span, all involved parties would appear before the court, at which time the judge would decide whether to remove the guns for up to 364 days.
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WASHINGTON — The Education Department is considering whether to allow states to use federal funding to purchase guns for educators, according to multiple people with knowledge of the plan.
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He films videos about Nerf guns for YouTube and broke down for Business Insider how he earned $97,000 in AdSense revenue from a video with 150 million views.
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In the game's latest update, Infinity Ward and Activision are rolling out a new gunfight mode, cleverly titled "Snowfight," that lets players trade in their guns for snowballs.
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Federal law prohibits the sale or possession of guns for anyone convicted of a domestic violence misdemeanor, or anyone who is subject to a domestic violence restraining order.
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Earlier this week, her friends testified that she reached out to Tay-K in hopes that he could get guns for the robbery, according to CBS Dallas-Forth Worth.
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Before Reading 'Armed Texans Celebrate State's New Open-Carry Status': Read the state and local laws about guns for the place you live, or a place you know well.
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Networked guns, for example, are being proposed by some police departments to not only track the locations of guns but report back to authorities when and where they're discharged.
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Obama noted that "other than hunting for wild pig," using guns for hunting or sports wasn't as popular growing up in Hawaii as in other parts of the country.
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During their interview, court records show, the agents advised Wince that it was a violation of federal law to repeatedly sell guns for a profit without having a license.
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An Education Department spokesperson recently said that Congress would need to explicitly prohibit states or districts from using federal funds to purchase guns for teachers, leaving the possibility open.
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The NIS also said on Monday five senior officials of the State Security Ministry, the North Korean "bowibu" or secret police, were executed with anti-aircraft guns for "insubordination".
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American Muslims say they own guns for the same reasons as anyone else: for protection, for hunting and sport shooting, for gun and rifle collections or for their work.
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Doing some quick math here, Bungie has produced around 530 guns for Destiny 2, not counting pinnacle or exotic weapons, and only around 175 of those have random rolls.
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Heller found an individual right to own guns for self-protection, but no civilian needs a weapon capable of shooting 26 people in 32 seconds to ward off burglars.
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The eldest of eight children, Mr. Cuellar lived on what he called "a ranch in the hill country" managed by his father, who kept guns for hunting and protection.
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President Donald Trump is open to banning all guns for certain individuals following the shooting massacre at a Florida high school last week, a White House official told CNBC.
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In Seattle, a neighborhood speed-watch program has let thousands of residents borrow radar guns for a couple of hours at a time to monitor traffic on their streets.
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All states and the federal government should follow suit by prohibiting people subject to temporary domestic violence protective orders from purchasing and possessing guns for the duration of the order.
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That provision of the deal is particularly irksome to critics, who say it is designed to convince owners not to submit their guns for repair, reducing the cost to Remington.
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Yet most states — all but three and Washington, DC, according to the study — have unenforceable or no laws that restrict access to guns for people with histories of alcohol abuse.
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Ok. I think there's no question that if you're playing co-op, or if you're playing with some of the more bombastic Guns for Hire, that you're going to forget.
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Congressmen Dana Rohrabacher of California and Joe Wilson of South Carolina, along with former Senate Republican leader Trent Lott, are all eager to support Cohen's fake guns-for-kids program.
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It's not entirely clear if 21 Savage actually coined the phrase "paintballs up, guns down," but he's been flooding social media with footage of himself shooting paintball guns for weeks.
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Even if a tiny fraction were legally carrying concealed weapons, it would mean hundreds of thousands of additional guns for what is right now the safest big city in America.
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Interior Minister Nestor Reverol said the event marked the renewal of efforts to disarm Venezuelans, through a combination of seizures and a voluntary program to swap guns for electrical goods.
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But to refuse taking even commonsense measures to restrict access to guns for people who, history suggests, are more likely commit these acts, is willful blindness, gun control advocates say.
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Other measures include buying about 300 stun guns for police, the introduction of a law on violence by soccer fans and another easing rules around using DNA collected from criminals.
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The Hollywood actor Keanu Reeves was taught to shoot guns for the hitman movie "John Wick" by Taran Butler, a world champion competition shooter and the owner of Taran Tactical.
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Sanders has argued that his constituents in Vermont own guns for hunting and other recreational purposes and that the law could put mom-and-pop gun manufacturers out of business.
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In May 2016, after he had sworn fealty to the NRA's guns-for-all agenda, he burnished his Politifact medal by tweeting that Clinton wanted to abolish the Second Amendment.
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Later that night, Matt and Nick will headline the first of Ring of Honor's two shows that weekend, wrestling the Motor City Machine Guns for the first time since TNA.
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Proposals to raise the Bay Bridge toll by $3, fast-track electronic stun guns for police officers and increase taxes on commercial landlords to fund affordable housing or child care.
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Democrats have been discussing the same ideas on guns for 25 years, but gun control policies don't confront the core issue — that America has more guns than any developed country.
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Travel ____ American Muslims say they own guns for the same reasons as anyone else: for protection, for hunting and sport shooting, for gun and rifle collections or for their work.
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There will be common sense gun regulation—including universal background checks, a ban on assault weapons and no guns for anyone with a history of mental illness or domestic violence.
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The Rafale affair has been compared with the scandal over India's purchase of howitzer artillery guns for 1.2 billion euros from Sweden's Bofors in 1986 under Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi.
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A gun control bill the state passed in March now allows law enforcement — with judicial approval — to bar a person deemed dangerous from owning guns for up to a year.
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Lombardo has said investigators might never know why Paddock, a 64-year-old high-stakes video-poker player, meticulously stockpiled guns for the attack on a concert crowd of 22,000 people.
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Still, Draghi is likely to be reluctant to pull out bigger policy guns for now after first-quarter growth came in well above expectations and bank lending continued to move higher.
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The person has to submit a form to state police listing his or her guns and identifying the active FOID holder who will hold the guns for them during the revocation.
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The Supreme Court has not taken up a major firearms case since issuing important gun rulings in 2008 and 2010 that established an individual right to own guns for self-defense.
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They do not get enough practice with guns, for instance, and they are often required to act as mental-health counsellors even though they have no training for such a role.
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Dressed in all black athletic wear with matching helmets, the Kardashian sisters looked toughed as they posed with their guns for a still photo shared to each of their Instagram accounts.
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This novel deals extensively with a fight over control of the gate and the awesome potential that it holds for humanity, all as someone guns for the crew of the Rocinante.
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It was reported in August that DeVos was considering whether to allow states to use federal money to buy guns for schools under the Student Support and Academic Enrichment grant program.
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The law raised the age to purchase a gun and allowed law enforcement to bar a person deemed dangerous due to mental illness from owning guns for up to a year.
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Mr. Kourani said he had also been told to develop contacts in New York who could provide guns for use in potential future operations in the United States, the complaint said.
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The Los Angeles Times, citing an unnamed source, reported that the owner of the firearms appears to be a collector as opposed to someone who intends to use the guns for violence.
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Biomechanists embedded with the track and field team had their Laveg laser guns, for calculating horizontal and vertical velocities in the triple jump and working out the optimal speeds before take-off.
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One man from the Hebron area, who used to run guns for a militia linked to the ruling Fatah party, left the business a few years ago and now works in tourism.
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Guns, for them, are not about hunting or self-defense or the frontier spirit or any of the other fig leaves that are brandished every time their true agenda starts to show.
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But large majorities of both gun owners and non owners have favored limiting access to guns for people with mental illnesses and individuals who are on federal no-fly or watch lists.
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A Republican lawmaker introduced legislation on Tuesday to allow trained members of Congress to carry guns for self-defense in the wake of last week's shooting at a GOP baseball practice. Rep.
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About 2628 percent of those surveyed said they wanted expanded background checks, and 28503 percent said they would support a ban on owning guns for felons or people with mental health problems.
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Both were agreed in late March, before Bank of America, the second-largest U.S. bank by assets, changed its policy to stop financing companies that make military-style guns for civilian use.
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Garmo would engineer "straw" purchases of firearms by certifying he was purchasing them for himself, but in reality, he bought the guns for someone else not in law enforcement, the indictment says.
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John C. Reilly and Joaquin Phoenix star as brothers and guns-for-hire who connect with a detective played by Jake Gyllenhaal while tracking down a man accused of robbery (Riz Ahmed).
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"Some unlicensed sellers take advantage of this ambiguity to offer tens or hundreds of guns for sale each year, tapping into the lucrative firearms market without following the rules," the report states.
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Steve Loomis of the Cleveland Police Patrolmen's Association cited the shooting death of three police officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, in urging the Ohio's governor, John Kasich, to ban guns for the week.
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I have a lot of constituents that own literally dozens of weapons — they are collectors, or they like different kinds of guns for different purposes — and they wouldn't be a threat to anybody.
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I am one of the only candidates in this race who has actual experience, not only having to use guns for my job, but with controlling and implementing gun reform on the ground.
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Nintendo came out with the big guns for its pre-recorded E3 conference this morning, delivering updates on a couple of veteran franchises while also bringing some new titles to its Switch console.
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If there were a kid with a dead look in his eyes telling racist jokes he'd picked up from Stormfront and openly fantasizing about guns, for instance, Newman still had to teach him.
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The San Bernardino terrorism incident in late 2015 led to a surging domestic demand for guns for protection, reflected in the adjusted NICS rising nearly 40 percent during the month of December 2015.
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Yet they also feel -- with some justification -- that they know their franchises better than guns-for-hire that pass through their orbit, and despite hiring thoroughbreds, tend to hold the reins pretty tight.
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Together, the popularity of the assault rifles and small handguns highlight how the industry has changed in recent decades, as people have increasingly turned to guns for self-defense and less for hunting.
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The official said the department had received a letter from the Texas Department of Education asking whether funds from a federal grant program could be used to purchase guns for teachers and administrators.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York and the presidential candidates Beto O'Rourke, Kirsten Gillibrand, and Bill de Blasio, the newspaper changed the headline to "ASSAILING HATE, BUT NOT GUNS" for its second edition.
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Rick Scott of Florida signed a series of gun laws, including raising the minimum age to buy a rifle from 18 to 21 and allowing law enforcement to seize guns for risk protection.
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Transferring ownership of guns, for example, requires navigating an often-complicated mix of federal and state laws governing what kinds of firearms can be passed and who can legally receive them, Scroggin said.
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Aaron Judge ain't a rookie when it comes to celebrating his first postseason win ... 'cause the star slugger brought out the big (gold) guns for the Yankees' victory over the Twins Tuesday night.
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The Supreme Court had not taken up a major firearms case since issuing important rulings in 2008 and 2010 that established an individual right to own guns for self-defense inside the home.
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We would like to learn more about the interactions that black gun owners — including those who use guns for work — have with law enforcement officers, with other authorities and with the general public.
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"What if the president had said, instead of, 'This is a mental illness thing,' that [the Texas church shooter] was a veteran, this is a veterans' problem, ban guns for all the veterans"?
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Some visitors to New York City, for example, have been arrested upon checking guns for return flights home, unaware that they cannot legally possess guns in the city without a city gun permit.
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Authorities are seeking to determine whether the sale violated federal law, which requires that sellers register as gun dealers if they're buying and selling guns for profit and acting essentially as gun dealers.
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But there are some really niftily edited sequences showing dancers auditioning and practicing that makes me wonder why the film's creative team didn't save their big production guns for the more climactic performances.
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The request to the justices comes in the guise of Michaels v Sessions, a case challenging the federal ban on guns for convicted felons that has seen its caption change to Michaels v Whitaker.
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But after the Parkland shooting, Donnelly — who has a "D" rating from the NRA — called for two specific pieces of gun control legislation: improved background checks and banning guns for people on terrorist watchlists.
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Second, politicians like Schumer and celebrities like Milano miss the forest for the trees – or, more aptly, they miss the hundreds of millions of civilian-owned guns for the small number of 3D printers.
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Reinhardt can usually absorb turret bullets with his shield, but his secondary ability fires a flare that will also disable the automated guns for a short time, switching his role from defensive to offensive.
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"Many of the new shooters attracted to tactical guns for their first firearms purchase will think that they know guns because they've played a lot of first‐person shooter video games," the article says.
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Israel's Elbit Systems has agreed to buy IMI Systems, a weapons maker known for Uzi submachine guns, for around $523 million from the Israeli government (which announced plans to privatize IMI back in 2013).
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Those attitudes and behaviors mark major shifts: In the mid 29s, Americans primarily owned guns for recreation, and as recently as 290, a strong plurality thought only police officers should carry guns in public.
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Let's make sure that rare cases like Devin Kelley can't slip through the cracks, but let's also make sure that the government stops preventing millions of law-abiding citizens from buying guns for protection.
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After the 2015 shootings, Dr. Abu-Salha said, his mosque added armed security at Friday prayer services, friends bought guns for self-defense and some Muslim women stopped wearing head scarves out of fear.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is mulling a plan that would allow states to use federal funds to purchase guns for teachers, The New York Times reports, citing multiple people with knowledge of the plan.
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The gun ban is facing criticism by both gun control advocates and gun rights supporters for the hypocrisy of stating that guns increase safety while at the same time banning guns for safety precautions.
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Despite a number of allies, side characters, and guns for hire who all bark the same lines, there is not a vision of the future in the game other than what Joseph Seed is presenting.
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Dimitrios Spanos from Lincoln, N.H., said family and community have shaped his opinion: I grew up in a rural town where owning and shootings guns for recreational reasons is the norm for plenty of residents.
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Sales in Raytheon's missile systems unit, which makes radar threat-countering high-speed anti-radiation missiles and rapid-fire, radar-guided guns for ships, rose 4% to $2.17 billion in the quarter ended Sept 29.
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Joker has his guns for ranged attacks, a knife for melee attacks, and a couple of magic moves (one of which looks very similar to Ness's PK Fire attack) plus a grappling hook for recovery.
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Sales in Raytheon's missile systems unit, which makes radar threat countering high-speed anti-radiation missiles and rapid-fire, radar-guided guns for ships, rose 2817% to $22.92 billion in the quarter ended June 2799.
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With the 76ers up 3 games to 1 ... Joel Embiid is calling in the big guns for help -- making a surprise appearance at a Philly-area church Sunday night in his team warm-up pants.
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Walmart's stance on guns, for example, drew a lot of attention but had "no discernible impact" on overall sales, according to a top executive, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal matters.
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Mayo spent the next three weeks helping to prepare the Wasp, a sloop of war armed with 18 guns, for coastal patrol, to guard against British seizure of American cargo and impressment of American seamen.
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So when the government bans guns for young adults, it is ensuring that the groups that are the people who are already the most-attacked will be stripped of the means to resist violent attacks.
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If you don't get those guys out then, the outs in the latter innings don't mean nearly as much, so what's the point in saving the big guns for a situation that may never come?
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After resisting legislative limits on guns for years, Republicans signaled that they were open to banning the firearm accessory that Stephen Paddock, the Las Vegas gunman, used to make his rifles mimic automatic-weapon fire.
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Those include expansion of the federal and state Medicaid insurance program for low-income Americans and "red flag" laws that bar access to guns for people with a history of domestic violence or mental illness.
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In August, the New York Times reported that the Education Department was considering allowing districts or states to use federal funding to buy guns for teachers or school administrators, prompting an outcry from education groups.
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Nevada's measure mandates background checks for all gun purchases (closing a loophole in current law), with exceptions for someone transferring a gun to a family member or temporary exchanges of guns for sports shooting and hunting.
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The nonprofit, grassroots effort educates women about the high stakes for themselves if they buy, hold or hide guns for others — who may be their abusers — with the aim of blocking the spread of illegal guns.
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"Moscow has been offering to sell arms to us since the mid-1990s and they are willing to barter guns for bananas," he said, adding that Russia was selling fighters, helicopters and submarines to the Philippines.
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Hillary Clinton passes that test with flying colors -- pushing back against the NRA's extreme 'guns for everyone, everywhere' agenda, and ushering in a new political calculus that saving lives from gun violence is a winning issue.
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"If we're going to use guns for entertainment purposes, we're going to offset it by doing something about it," says Rachel Gould, the co-founder of Level Forward, which launched the Gun Neutral initiative last year.
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Antonin Scalia tried to explain it in the Supreme Court's opinion in DC v Heller, which in 2008 upheld an individual right to own and carry guns for hunting, self-defence or, really, for any reason.
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Many sensible gun safety measures remain on the table that majorities of Americans support: But the NRA will fight doggedly against any changes in gun laws, especially if it means greater restrictions to guns for anyone.
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After years of living on the road, sleeping in motel rooms, and shooting guns for fun, the title character of this novel, an enigmatic rogue, and his tween daughter, Loo, settle in a Massachusetts fishing town.
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They are the alligators that supposedly infest New York City's sewer system, slithering through the bowels just under the street level, feeding on rats and rubbish and terrorizing sewer workers armed with guns for self-defense.
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When he first joined Monotype in 1945 at the age of 17, Mr Avery was set to work machining parts for Bren guns, for that was the way things were at the end of the war.
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Those include supporting expansion of the federal and state Medicaid insurance program for low-income Americans and "red flag" laws that bar access to guns for people with a history of domestic violence and mental illness.
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" Ardern acknowledged that tightening gun laws in the country where gun ownership is common in the rural and farming communities would create "a small degree of uncertainty among some gun owners who possess guns for legitimate reasons.
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Prosecutors said the plan to rob the house was actually the idea of a 15-year-old girl, whose friend reached out to Tay-K because she believed he could get guns for the robbery, KTVT reported.
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But while the Chinese powerhouse guns for a fourth successive world title in the 400 the 27-year-old will be racing under a cloud as the Court of Arbitration for Sport considers a case against him.
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Hillary Clinton passes that test with flying colors — pushing back against the N.R.A.'s extreme 'guns for everyone, everywhere' agenda, and ushering in a new political calculus that saving lives from gun violence is a winning issue.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The Chinese air force saved the big guns for last at its biennial Zhuhai air show, flying its new stealth fighters with full missile loads Sunday for the first time in a public display.
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The man said after his arrest that he had received instructions from an Islamic State operative abroad, the agency reported, to send a young recruit with no security record to obtain explosives and guns for the attack.
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Speaking from the House floor before their meeting, Mr. Larson called on Mr. Ryan to hold votes on measures that would restrict access to guns for those on the government's no-fly list and expand background checks.
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Judith Pearson's home in rural Minnesota is stocked with guns for hunting and recreational use, but that didn't stop her from venting her frustration with the National Rifle Association after the deadly school shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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If you take the issue of guns, for instance, which is not only the law of the land but it's one of the amendments of the Constitution, there probably is no more divisive issue in the country.
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Sanders, a U.S. senator from Vermont, supports universal background checks, a ban on the sale and distribution of assault weapons, a crackdown on straw purchases of guns for criminals, and the prohibition of high-capacity ammunition magazines.
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"The legal context can sometimes pose barriers to gun shops storing guns for customers," said Catherine Barber, who directs the Means Matter campaign, a suicide-prevention project at the Harvard School of Public Health in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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I am a displaced Texan who owns guns for the purposes of hunting and believes in the Second Amendment, but I think adding tools of violence to an environment that is trying to prevent violence is counterintuitive.
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Tom Smith of NORC at the University of Chicago pointed out that "studying how guns are actually used in general" was a top research priority — including the question of how many people use guns for defensive purposes.
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DeVos' rocky performance at her confirmation hearing last month — which ended in part by her being lampooned on social media for suggesting schools keep guns for grizzly bears — led to a flood of emails and calls from opponents.
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The nonprofit disrupts the flow of guns by appealing to the women who help buy, hold or hide guns for their partners — also oftentimes their abusers — whose criminal pasts prevent them from legally obtaining or holding guns themselves.
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US Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos is considering a policy change that would allow states and school districts to use federal money to buy guns for teachers, according to a report by the New York Times's Erica Green.
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Jenzen-Jones explains that buyers often have links to non-government armed groups and militias, but that other customers include collectors, local notables who wish to buy weapons as status symbols, and individuals buying guns for self-defense.
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Amora now fears discrimination and violence in his adopted country so acutely that he's considering buying guns for his wife and sisters so that they can defend themselves if they're attacked because their headscarves mark them as Muslims.
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With a legacy set up by people like Sia, Bruno Mars and Lady Gaga—who all started out as guns-for-hire before going solo—how do songwriters today translate hits written for others into their own material?
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Bank of America is trying to clarify "confusion" about its bankruptcy loan to rifle maker Remington in light of the bank's statement in April that it would no longer finance makers of military-style guns for civilian use.
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" The editorial acknowledges Trump's cozy relationship with the NRA, but says Trump should appeal to the great number of Americans "who hunt or keep guns for self-defense but are appalled by the endless string of mass shootings.
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They are the alligators that supposedly infest New York City's sewer system, slithering through the bowels just under the street level, feeding on rats and rubbish and terrorizing sewer workers who arm themselves with guns for self-defense.
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It does register for some that the local heroes who chased the gunman and may have wounded him with their own weapons used guns for their intended purpose: to defend the lives and property of law-abiding folks.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos announced on Friday that she would not stand in the way of states that want to use federal grants to purchase guns for schools, emphasizing that it's a decision for local officials to make.
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There is no doubt that Taser has managed to use its longstanding relationships with police departments, which have used the company's stun guns for decades, to gain its early lead in the market for body cameras and related software.
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"There is a deep emotional connection to guns for men that's not just about being macho or feeling afraid other men have an advantage over you—it's also about these early experiences hunting with their fathers," she told me.
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The Women's March participants carried signs such as "Real men don't need guns" or "Loaded guns under beds are bad," but their actions presumably imply that at least women need guns for protection when they are out in public.
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The announcement, which some experts say clears the way for states to spend money on guns, comes after a report earlier this week said DeVos was considering a plan to let states use funds to buy guns for schools.
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His proposals on gun safety — largely lacking practical solutions and lacking concrete legislative steps, though he did say any steps need to be "bipartisan" — included "identifying and acting on early warning signs" and restricting access to guns for some people.
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The suspect may have been limited in owning guns for a specific period of time because of the restraining order that was issued against him in January, Johnston said, but he was not restricted from purchasing firearms because of his record.
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The proof is in Sanders's polling numbers: Although Democrats have been hitting Sanders on guns for months, his numbers have barely budged — as his campaign focuses on issues that matter more to voters, like the economy, health care, and inequality.
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And she took the coward's way out, blaming mental health rather than easy access to guns for gun violence, even though our country has similar rates of mental illness to other developed countries but 85033 times the rate of gun homicide.
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Trump, who has said he is not a racist, has expressed support in the wake of the shooting for "red flag" laws that limit access to guns for dangerous people and a potential expansion of background checks for gun purchases.
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In April of 1970, he was accompanying a friend on a road trip to Florida to pick up a shipment of guns for a Black Liberation Army Unit when Chaney was implicated in the fatal shootings of four white people.
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A number of visitors to New York City have been arrested at its airports upon checking their guns for their return flights home, unaware that they have broken the law by possessing guns in the city without a city gun permit.
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A Coast Guard lieutenant accused of stockpiling guns for the planned murder of liberal Supreme Court justices, Democrats and TV journalists is reportedly asking for leniency as federal prosecutors call on a court to sentence him to 25 years in prison.
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A weaker economy in Kyrgyzstan is to blame for the Central Asian state "turning up the heat" on Centerra Gold Inc in recent weeks as the country guns for a bigger slice of the miner's profits, Centerra's CEO said on Monday.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry was in Geneva meeting other dignitaries on Monday to try to revive the two-month-old U.S. and Russia-sponsored cessation of hostilities, which quieted guns for the first time during the five-year Syrian war.
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The story of Roland Deschain, a knight with guns for swords who's trying to restore his destitute world while avenging himself on a mysterious Man in Black, spans multiple universes and timelines, with the titular tower at its center uniting them all.
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"Joe Biden has been pushing the conversation on guns for at least the past 25 years, and he's the only Democratic presidential candidate who on the national stage has defeated the National Rifle Association -- and he's done it twice," the Biden aide said.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. – A South Carolina man has pleaded guilty to buying guns for an acquaintance who shot seven people to death, admitting he made the purchases despite knowing that the killer had a previous felony conviction and couldn&apost legally have the weapons.
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In the labyrinth of market stalls lining the feet of high-rise shopping malls, where hookah smoke fuses with the smell of new sneakers and money changers swap wads of currency beside men offering guns for sale, the imagination can run riot.
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The FBI said Abdin knew agents would learn of his purchase and travel plans, and so tried to hide his tracks by contacting authorities to tell them he bought guns for hunting and would be traveling to the Middle East on a vacation.
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Such folks might be willing to trade some reliability for the added safety of knowing that in a street brawl their gun can't be turned on them, and in fact some police forces have expressed interest in smart guns for this reason.
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On top of these new additions, the new Guns for Hire system means that even when playing alone, you'll have a few NPC friends around for the ride (or to pick you up off the ground when you get caught out of cover).
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The latter estimate suggests there were 88.8 guns for every 100 people in the US in 2007; there were about 307 million people in the US in 2009, which would mean the CRS estimated there were more guns than people in America.
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The move comes a day after a report in The New York Times stated that DeVos is considering a plan that would allow states to use federal funds allocated to the Student Support and Academic Enrichment Grants (SSAE) to purchase guns for schools.
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Centerra, whose main asset is the Kumtor gold mine in Kyrgyzstan, has wanted to reduce its exposure to the impoverished Asian nation, which has in recent months escalated its rhetoric against the miner as it guns for a bigger slice of its profits.
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The Redskins (2-1) have been fairly stout on defense, but look what they have to contend with: The New Orleans offense will have Mark Ingram rejoining Alvin Kamara in the backfield as Drew Brees guns for Peyton Manning's career passing yards record.
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It would also prohibit gun sales to Floridians who were committed to mental institutions or deemed mentally incompetent by a judge, and would allow the police — with judicial approval — to bar a person deemed dangerous from owning guns for up to a year.
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"When you look at the I.R.S. scandal, when you look at the guns for whatever, when you look at all of the tremendous, aah, real problems they had, not made-up problems like Russian collusion, these were real problems," Mr. Trump said.
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Third, unlike the Mueller investigation, this case is very easy for people to understand: Trump called the new Ukrainian president, who was desperate for U.S. military aid to use against Russian aggression, and made him an offer he couldn't refuse: guns for Biden.
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Shot in 16-millimeter color film, it is a direct, sympathetic, humanizing introduction to the Panthers — which had formed in response to police brutality — with images of party members carrying guns for self-protection that help crystallize why they became government targets.
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Bobby Scott, a Virginia Democrat and one of the primary authors of the Every Student Succeeds Act, which created the Student Support and Academic Enrichment Program grants, said the law never intended to buy guns for school teachers in a statement on Thursday.
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It also works the opposite way; Liam Neeson spoke out in favour of gun control in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo attacks and the American arms manufacturer PARA USA responded by saying that they would not supply guns for any film that starred him.
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"I'm prepared to stand on this floor and talk about the need for this body to come together on keeping terrorists away from getting guns ... for, frankly, as long as I can, because I know that we can come together on this issue," said Murphy.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Karsten Warholm landed the first leg of a potentially "crazy" one-lap double when he won a world-class 400 meters hurdles battle at the European Championships on Thursday — 24 hours before he guns for a second gold in the flat 400m final.
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In a culture war screed, he blamed everything but guns for last week's massacre, lashing out at former President Barack Obama, elites, the Democratic Party, Hollywood, the media, the intelligence community and educational institutions, portraying calls for gun control as a shield for government tyranny.
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Outside of the proposed bills, there are reports of other, less concrete ideas, from increasing funding for police departments to giving law enforcement the authority to confiscate guns for a short period of time after reports of mental illness, domestic violence, or threats, according to Politico.
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With its frequent references to car bombs, arsons and paid assassinations, the trial exposed the covert world of Mr. Le Roux's band of guns-for-hire, who, he testified, were kept on retainer for as much as $10,000 a month — plus expenses for food, fuel and travel.
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They know full well that most voters are not asking to scrap the Second Amendment, but for common-sense gun laws that could prevent or reduce more school shootings and would not interfere with any decent Americans' right to own guns for hunting, sports or self-protection.
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He believes he has a more powerful message for the time than McGrath does — on guns, for instance, Booker said he will keep a mandate to both respect the right to bear arms as protected in the Constitution and a moral obligation to keep Kentucky families safe.
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Piles of tires surrounded the area where the trailer had been, potentially material for an earthship -- or, as prosecutors and law enforcement have argued, the beginnings of a barrier for a shooting range where they were training their children to use guns for unspecified violent acts.
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How Pete Buttigieg went from war protester to 'packing my bags for Afghanistan' How a grieving mom changed Kirsten Gillibrand's stance on guns For Bernie Sanders, the path to power began in a public-housing laundry room Cory Booker and the Orthodox rabbi were like brothers.
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U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont Sanders supports universal background checks, an end to the gun show loophole for firearms sales, a ban on the sale and distribution of assault weapons, a crackdown on straw purchases of guns for criminals, and the prohibition of high-capacity ammunition magazines.
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In the era of our nation's founding, regulations in major cities like Boston and New York effectively made it impossible for people to keep loaded guns in their homes, even as those living outside the city limits could and did rely on guns for hunting and self-protection.
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And far from being engrossed in the noble pursuit of truth and reason, some of the beltway think-tanks have begun to look more like brainy guns for hire, prepared to shoot off whatever argument a country or corporation gives them—a situation exposed by the New York Times.
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" Second, Trump should declare his support for proposed legislation drafted by both Republicans and Democrats in Congress that would "make firearm trafficking a federal crime and impose stronger penalties for "straw purchasers" who buy guns for convicted felons and others who are prohibited from buying guns on their own.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry was in Geneva for meetings with other dignitaries to try to revive the two-month-old U.S. and Russia-sponsored cessation of hostilities, which quieted guns for the first time during the five-year Syrian war but which has unraveled in recent days.
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Now, a new ballot initiative proposes a so-called red flag law, which would allow family members or police officers to ask a court to suspend access to guns for up to a year for people demonstrated to pose a significant risk of violence to themselves or others.
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Not all states, however, require people who have been served with an emergency protection order to forfeit their access to guns for the duration of the order—even though the likelihood of an abused woman being murdered by her abuser increases five-fold if the abuser owns a firearm.
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There is plenty of material from which to choose, including the number of guns bought without a background check, the availability of guns for people under restraining orders for domestic violence, the lack of safety training in many states, and that loaded guns can be legally kept near children.
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The court could have decided that gun laws don't cover domestic violence crimes in which the abuser's intent isn't clearly violent — and that could have, depending on how some states and the feds apply their domestic violence laws, limited the scope of federal restrictions on guns for domestic abusers.
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Organizers of the registration drive hoped to sign up at least 193,000 people on Saturday, a potential boost for Democrats who back stronger controls on assault-style weapons, bump stocks that let semiautomatic rifles fire like automatic weapons, and tighter access to guns for young people and the mentally ill.
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"Discovering the willingness and the kinds of circumstances in which these community-based organizations will voluntarily store guns for families is important to share with mental and physical health care providers as well as with families," said lead study author Carol Runyan of the Colorado School of Public Health in Aurora.
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Biden, for one, has generally stuck to supporting universal background checks and an assault weapons ban — the same kinds of policy proposals he has been making on guns for 25 years, since as senator he helped pass federal background checks and a 10-year assault weapons ban in the 1990s.
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You'll never see as many armed children as the ones sauntering down Tweetsie's main street with orange-tipped revolvers clutched in each hand, and there are endless varieties of toy guns for sale at Tweetsie's endless souvenir shops, delightedly seized upon by kids who unfailingly take aim at their parents.
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Some footage shot by an Englishman named James Walsh shows the firing range to be no more than moderately diverting, as a succession of beautiful (mostly female) urbanites step up to shoot guns for the first time, some rattled by the experience, others full of G.I. Jane suck-my-dick spunk.
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In "Palas por Pistolas" ("Shovels for Guns"), in 2008, he set up a program that allowed residents of Culiacán, Mexico, a city devastated by shootings, to trade in their guns for food stamps or household appliances; the guns, more than 1,500 of them, were melted down and turned into shovels.
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"I'm prepared to stand on this floor and talk about the need for this body to come together on keeping terrorists away from getting guns ... for, frankly, as long as I can, because I know that we can come together on this issue," Murphy said in beginning the filibuster on Wednesday.
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SAN DIEGO (Reuters) - Sebastian Cappelen and Keegan Bradley grabbed a share of the lead in the first round of golf's Farmers Insurance Open on Thursday while Tiger Woods gave a solid display in his first start of the year as he guns for a record-breaking 83rd PGA Tour victory.
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During the Civil War, blacks kept guns for the first time — either they served in the Union army and they were allowed to keep their guns, or they buy guns on the open market where for the first time there's hundreds of thousands of guns flooding the marketplace after the war ends.
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But he fell over himself to praise most gun dealers and gun owners as responsible, to note that suspicion of an overbearing government is a hallowed American tradition, and to promise that he has no intention of trying to restrict the right of law-abiding citizens to buy guns for self-protection.
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To find out the proportion of angry people in the United States who own or carry guns and have a diagnosable mental illness, Swanson and colleagues conducted household surveys with 215,22007 people from February 216 to April 22007, excluding people who carried guns for work, resulting in a response rate of 20153%.
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"I'm prepared to stand on this floor and talk about the need for this body to come together on keeping terrorists away from getting guns ... for, frankly, as long as I can, because I know that we can come together on this issue," Murphy said at the beginning of his floor speech.
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"In his time on the 10th Circuit, [Gorsuch] made repeated efforts to weaken the federal law that's prohibited felons from possessing guns for the past 50 years, a law that has saved thousands of lives and enjoys near-unanimous support among Americans and elected officials on both sides of the aisle," she said.
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" Gun control organizations accused Mr. Trump of supporting what they call the "extremist" agenda of the N.R.A. In a statement on Thursday, two of those groups — Everytown for Gun Safety and Moms Demand Action — vowed to oppose efforts by the gun group to "allow more guns for anyone, anywhere, no questions asked.
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People attending an NRA convention are more likely to be experienced, long-time gun owners and users, so the researchers reason that if keeping those people away from their guns for a few days dramatically decreases the number of firearm injuries, it implies that those injuries could actually be happening among well-trained gun aficionados.
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Children are products of their environment and when legislators and lawmakers want to blame guns for the problems we face today all I can say is look a little better at the real issues and stop trying to place blame on an object that can not do anything unless it has someone to use it.
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One of the judges on the panel, Ralph Erickson of Fargo, North Dakota, wondered whether firearm owners — wary of being identified, not to mention giving up their guns for repair — might have simply reasoned "it's not worth my trouble" to participate, particularly if they have never had problems with their guns in the past.
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To a question on how she values growth versus proficiency in measuring progress, she replied with a prolonged blank stare and then said: "Well yes, I don't know anything about school, but I do think there should be a school, probably Jesus school, and I do think it should have walls and roof and guns for potential grizzlies".
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Gun owners were almost twice as likely to say they owned guns for protection rather than hunting, and while the NRA might be the best-known organization that represents hunters—roughly half of its members were estimated to hunt—only 22015 percent of gun owners belonged to the NRA, according to a Pew Research Center 214 survey.
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He's called Planned Parenthood "Planned Genocide," referred to mass incarceration as a "myth," told Milwaukee residents to buy guns for their own protection, advocated sending the "maybe a million" people who are "supporting ISIS" to Guantanamo Bay, thinks Black Lives Matter will "join forces with ISIS," and repeatedly denounced the Obama administration for being soft on crime.
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In a recent survey of gun sellers across western states by researchers led by Carol Runyan at the Colorado School of Public Health in Aurora, some said they already offered to store guns for people under these circumstances — and more suggested they'd be willing to do so if protected from legal liability if anything went wrong when the guns were returned.
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One of the sources said the options include improving the National Instant Criminal Background Check System database so failed checks can be reported to state and local law enforcement, cracking down on so-called straw man purchases so people can't buy guns for others under false names, funding mental health programs, implementing capital punishment for mass murderers and overhauling domestic terror laws.
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According to people familiar with the discussions, Trump is considering several proposals that Democrats consider too weak, including requiring the FBI to notify local authorities when a potential buyer fails a background check; strengthening the penalties against so-called straw purchasers, or people who buy guns for those who can't legally buy weapons; and banning people on a terrorism watchlist from buying guns.
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Watch the antics of one of Far Cry 5's generic Guns for Hire right here: One of the things that's come out of early coverage of the game, there were some outlets which said "this topic matter is too serious or too real," which struck me as odd at the time—because so are the Tamil Tigers or conflicts in the Pacific or in African nations.
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"We are marching to send a message to our nation's leaders – in Congress, in statehouses and in corporate boardrooms across the country – that women will not stand on the sidelines while our safety and the safety of our families and communities is jeopardized by the gun lobby's dangerous agenda to allow guns for anyone, anywhere, any time – no questions asked," Watts said in a statement.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE is reportedly considering a plan to let states use federal funds to purchase guns for schools.
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And an individual right to gun ownership is, by the same token, very much compatible with substantial regulation of where one is allowed to take one's gun and under what circumstances — along with the possibility of taxing gun and ammunition purchases, regulating the design and storage of guns for safety reasons, revisiting the question of firearm manufacturers' legal liability for deaths caused by their product, etc.
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The big vote expected Wednesday for the background check bill will likely be only the forerunner for aggressive House action in the months ahead on an array of other hot-button cultural issues that once divided the party -- from providing legal status to undocumented immigrants brought to the country as children by their parents to expanding protections at work for gays and other measures to restrict access to guns, for instance by raising the minimum age to purchase one.
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In late August, news broke that Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE was considering using federal money to buy guns for teachers — a proposal that she and others suggest may help curb school shootings that have become commonplace in recent years.
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