When the scientists tracked the projectiles, they found that smaller projectiles had a higher ejection velocity, but that slightly larger projectiles could avoid aerodynamic drag and ended up traveling farther.
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TWO PROJECTILES FIRED The first of two "unidentified projectiles" was fired on Thursday at 4:23 p.m.
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The boy gleefully lobs snowy projectiles back in her direction.
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Earlier in 2016, it fired projectiles at a record rate.
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None of the projectiles has caused serious injury or damage.
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The department says some protesters have thrown projectiles at them.
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In laboratory tests, supercavitating projectiles have clocked more than 5,000kph.
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However, a preliminary police investigation concluded the projectiles were stones.
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The JCS had previously reported the launch of four projectiles.
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Paving stones were glued down in case they became projectiles.
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And indeed, the Type III projectiles made a definitive sound.
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Police responded with tear gas after some protesters threw projectiles.
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Japan confirmed on Thursday that North Korea had launched projectiles.
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Japan confirmed on Thursday that North Korea had launched projectiles.
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In recent tests a flock of multiple projectiles successfully navigated together.
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This comes in various forms of direct attacks and spiraling projectiles.
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We're talking about projectiles that can fly for over 130 yards.
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Last week, three projectiles landed in the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights.
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It wasn't immediately known what type of projectiles North Korea fired.
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No other details, such as the projectiles' range, were immediately available.
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North Korea showed its mettle by firing six projectiles in defiance.
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It's too early to tell what kind of projectiles were launched.
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Israel's Iron Dome system intercepted more than 100 projectiles, it said.
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The military did not say what kind of projectiles were launched.
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At least one contained projectiles, a law enforcement official told CNN.
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Tests of the projectiles can provide valuable data for further weapons development.
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The Iron Dome shot down more than 20 projectiles over the weekend.
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The unicorn figurine also shoots projectiles, which is illegal in North Carolina.
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Japan's Ministry of Defense said the projectiles appeared to be ballistic missiles.
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The official said the projectiles were launched at about 9:06 a.m.
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Japan's Ministry of Defense said the projectiles appeared to be ballistic missiles.
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LBDs are classed as "sub-lethal" weapons that fire rubber-ball projectiles.
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The American-made projectiles can be fired from air, seaor ground platforms.
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Police officers dodge flaming projectiles during the May 17 protests in Paris.
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These whistling projectiles are reminiscent of another noise-making, terror-inducing weapon.
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The IDF said two projectiles were fired from Gaza at southern Israel.
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The nation has also launched tests of various projectiles in recent months.
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Reports indicate that the projectiles were fired toward North Korea's east coast.
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Before you go launching wildflower seed projectiles, start with a solid recipe.
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She accused students of throwing "projectiles" and dumping hot coffee on her.
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Israel's Channel 13 television said the other two projectiles struck uninhabited areas.
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House Dems North Korea fires unidentified 'projectiles' from eastern coast: report MORE.
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It wasn't immediately known whether the projectiles were missiles or artillery fire.
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He first thought Mr. Slager's handgun had been loaded with rubber projectiles.
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Jeong said the two short-range projectiles, fired at 4:59 p.m.
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Units like the mangonel, a catapult that fires a spread of projectiles.
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Israel said its Iron Dome defense system shot down more than 20 projectiles.
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A slingshot fires ice and electricity projectiles that stun and freeze on impact.
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Defense Matrix (mech): A forward-facing energy shield that stops all incoming projectiles.
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Details: Projectiles touched down in the water between the Korean Peninsula and Japan.
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Safariland, according to Trafford, is the only company that produces blue-tipped projectiles.
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But the Covenant weapons had slow-moving projectiles you could actually see coming.
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A US official told CNN that North Korea had fired four unidentified projectiles.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article misstated the direction the projectiles flew.
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Broadly speaking, artillery projectiles can be divided into two categories: unguided and guided.
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Air travel compounds the problem immediately, pathogen-filled projectiles hurtling to other lands.
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And as winds top 150 mph, those trees could turn into violent projectiles.
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Typically, such defense systems are designed to counter projectiles on predictable flight paths.
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Some threw stones and other projectiles at riot police who responded with teargas.
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The projectiles, fired from the east coast city of Wonsan around 9 a.m.
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Israel&aposs "Iron Dome" rocket defense system intercepted dozens of incoming projectiles on Tuesday.
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Japan's ministry of defense said the projectiles did not pose an immediate security threat.
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It's not like the Westerosi haven't tried using projectiles to bring down dragons before.
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The Arrow 2 is designed to intercept projectiles high and low within the atmosphere.
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Protesters throw projectiles near the Chinese Liaison Office after a march on July 21.
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The projectiles flew approximately 265 miles and splashed down in the Sea of Japan.
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According to US Customs and Border Protection, some threw projectiles that struck several agents.
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It didn't immediately say how many projectiles were fired or how far they flew.
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Israeli aircraft targeted three positions from which the projectiles were fired, the IDF said.
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Since early February, the reclusive regime has fired 15 various projectiles on four occasions.
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Once ignited, he said, such fires can leap miles forward, hurling out flaming projectiles.
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South Korea's military said unidentified short-range projectiles were fired at 2:59 a.m.
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US Customs and Border Protection said the migrants threw projectiles that struck several agents.
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Railgun projectiles also don't need explosive warheads -- they do their damage with sheer speed.
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Some threw projectiles that struck several agents, according to US Customs and Border Protection.
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There are a few occupational hazards that come with spending all day around projectiles.
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Israel has repeatedly said it holds Hamas responsible for any projectiles fired from Gaza.
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The firing of the projectiles could be the country's first missile tests since Nov.
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South Korea's military said North Korea launched 2 projectiles from its eastern coast Aug.
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However, only hours later North Korea fired a new round of short-range projectiles.
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Israel's Iron Dome antimissile system intercepted dozens of incoming projectiles, according to the military.
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At least one of the devices appeared to contain projectiles, including shards of glass.
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House Dems North Korea fires unidentified 'projectiles' from eastern coast: report MORE's February summit.
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Its sophisticated defense system, the Iron Dome, has successfully stopped dozens of the projectiles.
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Nerf Nitro poses an unexpected but welcome question: What if those those projectiles were cars?
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Intelligence analysts are still sifting data to determine if projectiles, missiles or both were fired.
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The activists attempted to enter private property and threw projectiles at authorities, the department said.
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Missiles and projectiles are out for this match, so expect furious hand-to-hand combat.
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Forces also destroyed five explosive belts and three tunnels and seized a store of projectiles.
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The astronauts also had to gather loose items so they didn't become projectiles during landing.
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Lawmakers said the bricks were being stuck down to prevent them being thrown as projectiles.
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North Korea has fired two unidentified projectiles into the sea early Saturday morning local time.
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In other words, some of the nastiest projectiles it could experience in a conflict setting.
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They were initially reported simply as "projectiles" before the South Korean military released more information.
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Rapid-fires fast-moving projectiles that travel in a straight line and deal high damage.
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Railguns, devices that use electromagnetic force to fire projectiles, are a staple of science fiction.
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He said the altitude of 620 miles was close to that reached by those projectiles.
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Mexico's Colima Volcano displays a powerful night explosion with lightning, ballistic projectiles, and incandescent rockfalls.
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Every year, a quarter of a million people die as a result of AK-projectiles.
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Air guns, pellet guns, and BB guns use air to propel projectiles such as pellets.
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Men grabbed heavy stones scattered on the perimeter of the camp to use as projectiles.
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As of now, it's unclear how far the projectiles flew or how high they went.
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South Korea's defence ministry said earlier North Korea fired two unidentified projectiles into the sea.
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Christiansen only knows of two hypervelocity impact tests that NASA has done involving larger projectiles.
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He was escorted to safety after shoes, chairs and other projectiles were thrown at him.
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North Korea has fired two unidentified projectiles, the South Korean Yonhap News Agency has reported.
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A riot gun, which uses compressed air to fire nonlethal projectiles, rested on his desk.
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Hall later criticized the use of the projectiles and ordered investigators to review the matter.
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At least one contained projectiles, including shards of glass, a law enforcement official told CNN.
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The North fired off a couple of unidentified projectiles into the East Sea this morning.
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That means it's possible the Houthis used the projectiles on their own without Iranian assistance.
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Police made three arrests Monday, including one Syrian migrant who was throwing projectiles at officers.
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The official said the projectiles traveled about 70 to 200 kilometers (about 43 to 124 miles).
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Despite this, riot police fired multiple rounds of pepper-spray balls, flash bangs, and rubber projectiles.
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His "Projectiles" series of suspended steel forms suggest both antique weapons and drones poised to launch.
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The Army was running dozens of experiments on new projectiles—and weapons to go with them.
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Police said the jars had black powder inside along with projectiles like ball bearings and nails.
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The strikes were in response to almost 50 projectiles fired at Israel, said the Israeli military.
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Customers could be seen backing away as the brawlers reached for chairs to use as projectiles.
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Andromeda-sourced weapons introduce new behaviors for Mass Effect firearms, like charged attacks or seeker projectiles.
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Several of the projectiles, the military said, were intercepted by the Iron Dome anti-missile system.
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South Korea's military said earlier that unidentified short-range projectiles were fired at 2:59 a.m.
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The officials said it was unclear how many projectiles had been launched in the latest test.
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Those forces would emit "ballistic projectiles" -- as small as pebbles or weighing up to several tons.
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North Korea fired two unidentified projectiles off its east coast on Saturday, South Korea's military said.
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But it gave no further details such as exactly what type of projectiles North Korea launched.
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South Korean officials said the projectiles were believed to be Scud-type short-range ballistic missiles.
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The projectiles flew about 60 to 90 miles before landing in the sea, the ministry added.
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So, when projectiles fill the screen… you are screwed until you get the pattern near-perfect.
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Even nuclear projectiles for Davy Crockett recoilless rifles were for several years based in South Korea.
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Instead, Mr. Hawker fires projectiles at a target in tests done about three times a week.
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North Korea's military launched three unidentified projectiles, South Korea's military said early Monday morning local time.
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Pyongyang also fired two short-range projectiles into the sea off its east coast last Thursday.
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The unidentified projectiles flew east from South Pyongan Province before landing in the Sea of Japan.
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North Korea fired two unidentified projectiles into its eastern sea on Monday, according to South Korea.
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In November, North Korea fired two short-range projectiles into the sea off its east coast.
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He said projectiles landed near the coalition base on a hill at the edge of town.
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Firefighters, he said, "went into a defensive mode initially to protect themselves" from the flying projectiles.
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Last month, North Korea fired two short-range projectiles into the sea off its east coast.
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But in an austere environment, knives would seem to be too precious to use as projectiles.
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In contrast, there do not appear to be any available equivalents of Nebelwerfer launchers and projectiles.
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Last Thursday, North Korea fired two short-range projectiles into the sea off its east coast.
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The study doesn't rule out using projectiles to destroy an incoming asteroid, Dr. El Mir said.
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Experts say the projectiles appeared to come from multiple rocket launchers, and were not ballistic missiles.
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Saturday's rally devolved into violence as demonstrators and counter-demonstrators clashed, hurling projectiles and engaging in fisticuffs.
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A man was shot and wounded early Saturday during a protest and demonstrators threw projectiles at police.
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Spleeters inspects mortar projectiles in a building that ISIS abandoned when it lost control of Tal Afar.
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It's very possible, then, that launching a few short-range projectiles was a pointed sign of displeasure.
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The question is why North Korean leader Kim Jong Un decided to launch some projectiles right now.
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But unlike the old-fashioned projectiles, they do not follow a predictable, parabolic arc through the sky.
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Buckshot are round lead or steel projectiles, up to 9mm in size, packed into a shotgun shell.
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Police fired tear gas and non-lethal projectiles to break up crowds blocking traffic on a highway.
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Others threw multiple large water bottles, sticks and other projectiles at the truck, which then sped away.
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Ten 9mm cartridge casings, three projectiles and one bullet fragment were recovered at the scene, Smith said.
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South Korea's Defense Ministry said it was trying to determine if the projectiles, launched at 10 a.m.
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It is not unusual for North Korea to launch projectiles during the U.S.-South Korean military drills.
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I'm dodging blood or ground beef projectiles from landing on my camera, my shirt, or my Vans.
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The company launched "a number of projectiles," ranging from 1.5 ft long to over 9 ft long.
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Authorities said tear gas was used to dispel the group after some migrants threw projectiles at agents.
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BREAKING: Seoul: North Korea fires short-range projectiles into sea hours after UN sanctions slapped on Pyongyang.
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The latest launches come six days after Pyongyang fired two short-range projectiles into the East Sea.
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North Korea fired multiple unidentified projectiles Wednesday morning local time, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said.
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The latest launches came six days after Pyongyang fired two short-range projectiles into the East Sea.
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While one contestant tries to navigate an obstacle course, competitors fire giant projectiles to knock them off.
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The decision to launch short-range projectiles on Saturday, instead of another I.C.B.M., also was carefully calibrated.
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The projectiles landed in an area that includes agricultural land and a factory, according to the statement.
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North Korea fired three short-range projectiles into its eastern sea on Monday, South Korea's military said.
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The projectiles are likely part of North Korea's combined military drills, the Joint Chiefs of Staff said.
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All but one of the several Musudan projectiles launched since last year have exploded shortly after liftoff.
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Pocket Shot Bundle Shoot projectiles three times faster than a regular slingshot with this nifty pocket launcher.
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North Korea fired several projectiles into the sea in the direction of Japan on two separate occasions.
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He smuggled explosively formed projectiles into Iraq that killed hundreds of U.S. troops in the early 2000s.
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It added that all offloading operations were canceled after projectiles struck near the highly explosive LPG ship.
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House Dems North Korea fires unidentified 'projectiles' from eastern coast: report MORE last met in June (Reuters).
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Police waiting inside threw some projectiles back and then burst out, firing tear-gas and rubber bullets.
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Inspectors also found 200 rounds of 14.5mm M183A85033 sporting projectiles containing an explosive charge in the package.
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The clashes had seen some French and British fisherman throw rocks and other projectiles at each other.
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Police in turn have been targets of petrol bombs and other projectiles hurled by often masked protesters.
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The spacecraft is carrying multiple projectiles so it can make more than one attempt at a touchdown.
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Instead of using chemical combustion, the railgun fires projectiles using magnetic fields generated by enormous amount of energy.
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The superweapon is capable of shooting projectiles at 4,500 miles per hour and hitting targets 100 miles away.
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At the time, a US official said the projectiles involved in that test were extended-range SCUD missiles.
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Once officials discovered the unicorn shot projectiles and informed the seller, it was voluntarily removed from the shop.
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North Korea launched "several unidentified short-range projectiles" on Saturday, a South Korean military official told NBC News.
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But tension has again risen in recent weeks, with the North firing short-range missiles and multiple projectiles.
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Hurling spoiled fruit and other projectiles at the US convoy is just the latest expression of that displeasure.
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Officials in Charleston say that residents can expect to hear explosions as the projectiles are detonated this evening.
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His latest troubling achievement is a custom elastic-powered blaster that can turn Lego bricks into tiny projectiles.
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The projectiles the North fired early on Thursday were short-range missiles, ministry spokeswoman Choi Hyun-soo said.
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Aegis is able to track 100 missiles simultaneously and fire interceptors to take out an enemy's ballistic projectiles.
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I peel off the decedent's clothing, document the bullet paths in the body, and collect projectiles and fragments.
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A small group of demonstrators were seen firing projectiles at police with what appeared to be improvised devices.
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Has 900 health and lasts for 20 seconds, blocking enemy projectiles from hitting all allies standing behind it.
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Paris's police prefect has released photos of union members ripping up paving stones to be used as projectiles.
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Leadership analysis might give clues MORE after the country fired what officials said were multiple projectiles toward Japan.
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Some insist on avoiding glass containers to ensure that the projectiles only humiliate troops rather than injure them.
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North Korea fired multiple short-range projectiles off its east coast on Saturday morning, South Korea's military announced.
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U.S. and South Korean officials said they were analyzing the projectiles, which reportedly flew up to 85033 miles.
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But Trump has signaled that he is unbothered by the projectiles, pointing to his personal relationship with Kim.
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According to The Washington Post, at least 60 projectiles were intercepted by Israel's Iron Dome rocket-defense system.
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CBP, under its new methodology, multiplied the six attackers times the three types of projectiles times seven agents.
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Amid the melees that ensued, some protesters broke concrete flower pots and used the broken pieces as projectiles.
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Likewise, Guillochon said, Andromeda's supermassive black hole may be launching similar stellar projectiles back at the Milky Way.
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Talespin is the weakest game, a side-scrolling air shooter with bad steering and underpowered projectiles to start.
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At the bottom of the screen is what looks like a red hand, which sprays out chunky projectiles.
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The Defense Ministry put out a notice saying that the projectiles had not landed in Japanese territorial waters.
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The "short-range projectiles" were launched from around Kaechon in South Pyongan province at around 7:00 a.m.
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Two projectiles were fired early Saturday local time, a statement from South Korea's Joint Chief of Staff said.
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He said that the smaller group of protesters had tainted the demonstration by throwing "projectiles" at police officers.
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Even the tiniest pieces move through orbit at speeds fast enough to turn them into potentially deadly projectiles.
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When the smoke cleared, Saudi officials counted 218 holes where incoming projectiles had sliced through petroleum storage tanks.
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Oh, and North Korea just today fired a round of mysterious projectiles from a huge missile launcher. 4.
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It mounted a huge "mortar" that fired 380-millimeter rocket projectiles adapted from a naval depth-charge system.
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Furthermore, inert projectiles would offer reliable breaching of substantial walls without the blast hazard of other breaching munitions.
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South Korean defense officials later said the projectiles were Scud-ER ballistic missiles with a 620-mile range.
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That would endanger Israel's population center and economic hub by placing it within range of short-range projectiles.
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The wind turns snowflakes into projectiles that feel as if they are piercing any skin that is exposed.
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The strikes came after militants broke days of calm along the volatile frontier by firing projectiles toward Israeli communities.
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The strikes come after militants broke days of calm along the volatile frontier by firing projectiles toward Israeli communities.
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Lewis said the North Koreans began firing a barrage of short-range projectiles beginning at approximately 9:06 a.m.
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Just days ago, North Korea launched several unidentified projectiles, the first confirmed rocket launches Pyongyang had conducted since 2017.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea has fired several short-range projectiles into the sea, reports South Korea's Defense Ministry.
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But an eruption could send ash and dangerous sulfur dioxide — and, of course, the car-sized projectiles — streaming out.
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It's very possible, then, that launching a few short-range projectiles was just another of those signs of displeasure.
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He was tough, sure, but it wasn't too difficult to dodge his projectiles and go in for the kill.
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Ministry officials said they couldn't confirm whether the projectiles were those fired by the weapons system KCNA referred to.
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"These damages [tell] me that the mammoth was attacked by humans who used some projectiles, like spears," Pitulko says.
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Border Patrol agents countered using "less lethal devices," which included tear gas and "other projectiles," but not rubber bullets.
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For being supposedly invincible death machines, the dragons seem to have a huge Achilles heel, namely flying sharp projectiles.
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The projectiles flew about 430 kilometers (267 miles), the Joint Chiefs of Staff said, but did not elaborate further.
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The projectiles flew about 430 kilometers (267 miles), the Joint Chiefs of Staff said, but did not elaborate further.
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Because of the way they are now made, "bats don't splinter anymore; they shatter and become projectiles," he said.
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The projectiles flew about 200 kilometers (125 miles) and reached a maximum altitude of around 50 kilometers (31 miles).
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Football players press their chests against one another after a big hit, and coaches fling expletives (and sometimes projectiles).
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A Reuters reporter near the crossing at Kastanies said the projectiles were being fired from Turkey toward Greek police.
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Yes, they could be capable of sending projectiles across the galaxy at a quarter of the speed of light.
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Police, in turn, have been targets of petrol bombs and other projectiles hurled by protesters, many of them masked.
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Northam noted that the ban included sticks, bats, chains, and projectiles — similar to longstanding rules in planes and courthouses.
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South Korea's military said the North fired two projectiles from an eastern province into the sea off its coast.
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Police in turn have been targets of petrol bombs and other projectiles hurled by protesters, many of them masked.
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Police in turn have been attacked with petrol bombs and other projectiles hurled by protesters, many of them masked.
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Dozens have been mutilated or blinded by the projectiles over weeks of Yellow Vest demonstrations, according to victim advocates.
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The migrants and officers exchanged projectiles for over two hours, he said, until people on the Mexican side retreated.
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Israel said its Iron Dome anti-rocket system intercepted more than 100 projectiles from Gaza on Monday and Tuesday.
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Earlier, South Korea said that the term projectiles could include ballistic missiles, rockets or use of a multi rocket launcher.
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The Associated Press, citing Seoul's joint chiefs of staff, reported that the projectiles flew about 155 miles into the sea.
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Those projectiles did enough damage to the bus that City had to call for a replacement for the ride home.
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He'd wanted an imposing concrete wall, but the drug-projectiles are what convinced him it had to be see-through.
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Yonyap news agency, citing South Korean military, reported North Korea fired two projectiles into the sea off its east coast.
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But after they enter the facility, the robotic dog appears, shoots tracking projectiles into Bella's crew, and begins killing them.
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Many took a remarkably similar interest in trajectory — in the paths traveled by projectiles as they intersected with human lives.
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When this delta of lava cracks apart, hot rock meets cold water and can explode — launching projectiles into the air.
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Projectiles track around the room in real time, with all players (and any observers) seeing the rockets whiz around them.
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Counter-protesters stood against the police barricade, chanting "Nazi scum" while bottles, firecrackers, and other projectiles flew from both sides.
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His high rate of fire and fast-moving projectiles make him an ideal counter-sniper, even against Pharah's rocket-snipes.
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The projectiles were launched from the isolated country's east coast, South Korea's Yonhap news agency quoted military officials as saying.
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But small groups of demonstrators broke away from the designated route and threw bottles and other projectiles at the police.
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Flaming projectiles drop from the sky as a viking butchers samurai like a doctoral student editing an undergraduate thesis paper.
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Several militant projectiles were shot down by Israel's Iron Dome rocket interceptor system, others landed in empty lots and farmland.
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U.S. officials said it appeared Pyongyang had launched new projectiles on Thursday similar to those fired earlier in the week.
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Now experts fear Hawaii's Kilauea volcano is at risk of explosive eruptions that could emit "ballistic projectiles," the USGS says.
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Both the ambulance and a rescue worker were hit by projectiles as they attempted to help Acuna, the institute said.
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Japan's Defense Ministry said the North Korean projectiles did not reach the country's territorial waters or its exclusive economic zone.
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Two hundred projectiles, including rockets and mortars, were fired toward Israel in the previous 24 hours, Israel Defense Forces said.
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The three projectiles took off from Hwangju, south of Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, on Tuesday, between 5:45 a.m.
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A pocket of protesters threw bricks, rocks and projectiles with paint at police as officers tried to disperse the crowds.
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On Monday, North Korea launched multiple projectiles off its east coast in the country's second weapons test in a week.
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Worried that the souped-up projectiles would down airplanes, the Thai army began cracking down on the gamblers in 2015.
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North Korea: The country launched multiple projectiles in its second weapons test in a week, the South Korean military said.
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North Korea: The country launched two short-range projectiles in its first weapons test in three months, South Korea said.
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Two of the projectiles were shot down by Israel's Iron Dome air defence system, the military said in a statement.
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Once they limited their targets to government buildings, spraying them with slogans and throwing stones and other projectiles at them.
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That includes a nastier version of the Sonic Boom, Solid Puncher, which lets him throw out continuous Sonic Boom projectiles.
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The Saudi-led coalition said in June the Houthis had fired 226 ballistic missiles and 710,606 "projectiles" during the war.
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The New State Solution recognizes the reality of new "firepower wars" in the region, in which projectiles easily cross borders.
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Seven projectiles were intercepted by the Iron Dome defense system and at least three fell prematurely, landing inside Gaza, it said.
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It allowed wearers to flip its hinged body 180 degrees and greet those watch-pummeling projectiles with a strong steel back.
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Click here to view original GIFThe odds of two paintball projectiles colliding in mid-air during a match are incredibly slim.
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Again, police fired tear gas at demonstrators as the assembled threw projectiles in an effort to damage vehicles or the police.
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Tehran denied any involvement, though weapons analysts have found that the drones and projectiles fired from Yemen are largely Iranian-made.
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A self-destructing bullet isn't the most intuitive thing: normally, you use projectiles to destroy targets, not the other way around.
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Castaner said roadblocks had been set alight, projectiles hurled at motorists and houses robbed in the area around the two schools.
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The Americans responded with tear gas after the migrants hit them with projectiles, U.S. Customs and Border Protection said on Twitter.
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Both projectiles reached an altitude of 30 miles and did not present a risk to the United States or South Korea.
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Shortly after, though, Seoul revised its analysis to say Pyongyang set off "several projectiles," thereby downgrading the kind of weapons used.
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Protesters lit tires on fire and threw incendiary projectiles to protest as the US officials opened its new embassy in Jerusalem.
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North Korea fired multiple short-range projectiles into the sea off the country's east coast on Monday, South Korea's military said.
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The projectiles crossed into the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights and the military said in response it targeted three Syrian artillery guns.
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The action was a response to what the IDF said were more than 10 projectiles fired into Israel from inside Syria.
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While they were in the same general form, these were primarily plastic, not metal or wood, soft projectiles, not armor piercing.
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Gorgeous pixel art depicts the cyberjudge herself, with harsh fluorescents marking the projectiles you need to avoid to keep it going.
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The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said at least 25 of the projectiles were intercepted by Israel's Iron Dome air defense system.
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At least 25 incoming projectiles were intercepted by its iron dome air defense system, the IDF said earlier in the day.
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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security said U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers were struck by projectiles thrown by the migrants.
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The fighting began when Hamas and Islamic Jihad, two Gaza militant groups, fired around 600 projectiles into Israel over the weekend.
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An empty one flew into power lines last week, and people are regularly hurt or even killed when castles become projectiles.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea launched several short-range projectiles off its east coast on Monday, the South Korean military said.
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Each of these systems fires high-explosive (and often armor-piercing) projectiles, and each was commonly used by insurgents in attacks.
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More heavily forested areas in the South leads to more trees being toppled by storms or turned into projectiles as well.
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The projectiles were launched near Wonsan, a port town east of Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, South Korean military officials said.
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Dozens of locally produced mortar projectiles filled with caustic soda were found by de-miners in Manbij, Syria, in late 2016.
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North Korea fired three short-range projectiles into the sea on Sunday in an apparent strike drill, South Korea's military said.
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Trim and safely dispose of tree branches, which can fall during hurricane winds or become projectiles if left on the ground.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The two projectiles fired by North Korea on Thursday were "short range", South Korea's military said in a statement.
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A white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., became a scene of a constant stream of projectiles as attendees and counterprotesters clashed.
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Some projectiles fell on a restaurant inside the airbase, while others hit the runway and the gate, according to Iraqi officials.
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Where apples used to wind up in the trash — or worse, used as de facto projectiles — the chopped fruit gets eaten.
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Hollow, suspended fiberglass forms, often pointed like projectiles, brought to mind kites and rockets, objects that fell between missiles and toys.
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"Bonnie Barkmeyer, a journalist with WIN News Gippsland who was on the scene, also reported that firefighters were threatened by "projectiles.
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Some violent protesters burned vehicles and threw projectiles at the police there, and officers fired tear gas and charged the group.
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Absolutely no loose ferrous metals are allowed in the room, as an active MRI machine will quickly turn them into deadly projectiles.
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Caption: Dozens of decommissioned missiles jut out of the ground at the White Sands Missile Range, like a Cadillac Ranch for projectiles.
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She packed her belongings and helped secure the boat with her parents, to prevent parts from becoming flying projectiles during the storm.
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Earlier, police reported that "burning projectiles" were being thrown at officers during one of three demonstrations that occurred simultaneously in the city.
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The destroyer's 2155-millimeter guns were designed to use so-called Long Range Land-Attack Projectiles, or LRLAPs, made by Lockheed Martin.
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Japan also has Aegis-equipped destroyers patrolling the Sea of Japan that are loaded with interceptor missiles designed to hit incoming projectiles.
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Railguns, or coil guns, accelerate solid metal projectiles using ultra-strong electromagnets, firing them well above speeds achieved by conventional ballistic methods.
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The replica group included toy guns and all guns that fired anything other than bullets, including BBs, paintballs, pellets, and other projectiles.
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Geopolitical tensions rose in Asia, after North Korea on Wednesday launched yet another round of projectiles, US and South Korean officials confirmed.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei, asked about the projectiles, said China hoped all parties could refrain from actions that escalate tension.
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And it applies only to, for example, Mount Erebus, where the magma lake would explode and there are these projectiles flying up.
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My eyes teared when I heard the cannon release its projectiles, and I couldn't exhale until after they'd come crashing toward me.
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One of the best gadgets, hands down, is the loaded umbrella shield—a spiral of steel that protects the player from projectiles.
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Fourth, analysis of the strike itself: Three projectiles fall in quick succession and very precisely, within around 210 feet of each other.
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The passing years have witnessed growing breakthroughs and mastery in the testing of projectiles and nuclear warheads by the inscrutable Kim regime.
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The South Korean military said on Friday that North Korea fired at least two short-range projectiles into east sea before dawn.
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Pyongyang flew two projectiles over Japan last month, including a ballistic missile, in act of defiance against Washington and the international community.
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Whereas missiles can cost a million dollars or more apiece and even railguns fire expensive shells, lasers don't need projectiles at all.
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Those blowouts could blast out all sorts of debris: "Ballistic projectiles" from pebble-size rocks to several-ton blocks, the USGS says.
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Recent standoffs on university campuses have resembled trench warfare, with officers firing tear gas and protesters volleying with firebombs and other projectiles.
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Fourth, analysis of the strike itself: Three projectiles fall in quick succession and very precisely, within around 100 feet of each other.
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About 100 to 200 firefighters were in that area on Monday night to douse embers or flaming projectiles emitted by the fire.
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An Israeli military source said Israel's Arrow ballistic missile shield had identified an "incoming threat" and shot down one of the projectiles.
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North Korea, in a demonstration of what is at stake, launched two projectiles into the sea a week after the report's release.
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At City University, the dorm buildings echoed to the sound of protesters pulling up and heaping paving bricks to use as projectiles.
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They tried to use their shuttlecocks as projectiles, but they only made it a few feet before harmlessly drifting to the ground.
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We had an idea involving the horses from the equestrian teams, but first we had to neutralize the projectiles on the roof.
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No deaths were reported by militant groups or by Israel, which said three of its soldiers were wounded by shrapnel from projectiles.
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Yola, her secondskin harmlessly absorbing the impact of many projectiles, exhibited the unnerving habit of screaming like a banshee with every kill.
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Two weeks later, on March 21, another two projectiles were fired into the same area, this time from the northern Pyongan region.
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There were minor skirmishes mostly involving masked protesters, who often represent anarchist groups and who on Thursday threw projectiles at the police.
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By launching short-range projectiles only, Mr. Kim appeared not to give up dialogue with the United States anytime soon, analysts said.
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Mr. Kim has stoked an international crisis by launching missiles and projectiles — as recently as May — and threatening more nuclear weapons tests.
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That's North Korea's motto these days, as it just launched its fourth set of projectiles — likely missiles — in less than two weeks.
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The tests conducted on Saturday morning were of "short range" projectiles, South Korean officials said, flying 42 to 124 miles off Wonsan.
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Japanese Defense Minister Taro Kono said the projectiles appeared to be ballistic missiles and did not fall into Japan's exclusive economic zone.
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In his sandals, he peered at his laptop and ordered a strike of 73-millimeter SPG projectiles to push the rebels back.
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Florida sugar and citrus processors rushed to secure rail cars and equipment that could be crushed, blocked or turned into flying projectiles.
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House Dems North Korea fires unidentified 'projectiles' from eastern coast: report MORE failed to reach an agreement at a summit in February.
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North Korea: The country launched two projectiles on Tuesday, hours after proposing to reopen denuclearization talks with the United States this month.
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North Korea: The country launched two projectiles on Tuesday, hours after proposing to reopen denuclearization talks with the United States this month.
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The concrete slab they had taken cover under offered little protection from projectiles that US troops in Iraq were being attacked with.
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Fourth, analysis of the strike itself: Three projectiles fall in quick succession and very precisely, within around 2000 feet of each other.
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Protesters dressed in black, some with scarves and masks, overturned bins, tried to smash advertising hoardings and hurled projectiles at police lines.
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The use-of-force guidelines say projectiles such as baton rounds should only be used when a subject physically assaults an officer.
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" Reiterating that the projectiles came from the north, he added that "right now we are working to know exactly the launch point.
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A side-mounted device feeds a block at a time into the weapon, neatly aligning the four projectiles with the four bores.
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Fourth, analysis of the strike itself: Three projectiles fall in quick succession and very precisely, within around 100 feet of each other.
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As Atlas Obscura recounts, filmmakers had very specific criteria for the pastry projectiles they'd use onscreen: Filmmakers preferred custard pies for flinging.
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For 40 years, core of the Nerf experience has been shooting foam projectiles, preferably at close range, even more preferably at unsuspecting siblings.
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When the Shield arrives, it lowers the shield into place in front of it, creating a tall barrier to impede crowds and projectiles.
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Shortly after, though, Seoul revised its analysis to say Pyongyang set off "several projectiles," thereby downgrading the kind of weapons that were used.
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In bullet hells, players control a small avatar—normally a ship—and are tasked with weaving their way among complex patterns of projectiles.
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North Korea North Korea fired two "unidentified projectiles" today into the waters between South Korea and Japan, according to the South Korean government.
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Some projectiles were fired, with a Reuters photographer among those hospitalized after being hit in the stomach by a rubber or foam bullet.
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"At any time, activity may become more explosive, increasing the intensity of ash production and producing ballistic projectiles near the vent," it said.
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The United States authorities said Border Patrol agents had to use gas because some of the migrants were hurling "projectiles" and causing injuries.
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The projectiles came from "occupied territory" into the airspace in southern Syria, state news agency SANA said, referring to territory held by Israel.
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"Firearm-related eye injuries caused by high-velocity, penetrating projectiles to the head can be expected to result in visual impairment," Mbekeani said.
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Read MoreNorth Korea fires projectiles into sea North Korea experts say the widening of sanctions across the board are on a new level.
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The projectiles appeared to be a different type to previous launches, minister Jeong Kyeong-doo said, according to South Korean news agency Yonhap.
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Below the alligator, a fighter jet piloted by a grinning crocodile fires projectiles at the Trump head hovering just above the lizard man.
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"Our military is monitoring over any possible development and additional launching of projectiles by North Korea while maintaining military readiness," the office said.
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Leadership analysis might give clues MORE, hours after it was reported that the country fired what officials said were multiple projectiles toward Japan.
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North Korea on Saturday fired multiple short-range projectiles off its east coast, which were believed to have flown up to 125 miles.
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The stolen software included the Projectile Rocket Ordnance Design and Analysis System (PRODAS), a program from Vermont's Arrow Tech used to design projectiles.
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Before Monday's tests, it fired two short-range projectiles off its east coast on March 20193, its first weapons test in three months.
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Lime, Spin and other companies are pulling scooters off the streets in Florida over concerns they could become dangerous projectiles during Hurricane Dorian.
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North Korea fired two unidentified projectiles on Tuesday morning from South Pyongan province towards the east, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said.
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But while some protesters condemned the Black Bloc and booed those who threw projectiles at the police, many welcomed them in their ranks.
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But the protesters kept returning in waves, he said, taunting the police with rocks and other projectiles, before being forced to retreat again.
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Two of the projectiles launched from Gaza were shot down by Israel's Iron Dome air defence system, the military said in a statement.
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Ronen Manelis said there had been three attempts at throwing projectiles, including live fire and Molotov cocktails at Israeli soldiers across the fence.
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They said they were analyzing data they acquired through radar and other intelligence-gathering equipment to determine what type of projectiles were launched.
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Some come in the form of projectiles, which are launched from firearms, while others are more like grenades, and are thrown by hand.
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When Bob Mahnke got a job at Nonlethal Technologies, he spent a few weeks just working on loading the primers into the projectiles.
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When it was over, this handful of relatively unsophisticated projectiles had knocked offline 6 percent of global oil production and roiled the markets.
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Cluster munitions include a wide variety of rockets, bombs, missiles and artillery projectiles that scatter smaller weapons, called submunitions, over a target area.
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In 1958, the then-vice-president had eggs, rocks, and assorted other projectiles launched at his motorcade as it drove through Lima, Peru.
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Local officials in 15 areas around the capital were also asked to remove anything in the streets that could be used as projectiles.
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Shooting in Portland Protests in Portland, Oregon turned violent as demonstrators threw bottles and projectiles at police, and attacked a film crew, police said.
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But the only time these projectiles were actually used was when a guard opened up the food slot, where trays and mail got inserted.
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Yonhap, citing an unidentified government source, said the South Korean military was trying to find what types of a missile and projectiles were fired.
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Hamas responded with more than 200 projectiles toward Israel communities, evoking memories of the three wars the sides have waged over the past decade.
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The arrests were made after some of the demonstrators began throwing projectiles including stones, glass bottles and eggs at security forces, Paris police said.
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Gizmodo: In the book you discuss all these crazy methods we might use to deflect asteroids, like tractor beams, nuclear missiles, and small projectiles.
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North Korea has conducted dozens of ballistic missile tests under young leader Kim Jong-Un, but firing projectiles over mainland Japan is his first.
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Rather than featuring Nerf's traditional foam bullets, these blasters will fire off soft, squishy projectiles, acting a bit like a less aggressive paintball gun.
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The agreement forced each country to dismantle more than 2,500 projectiles, and kept nuclear-tipped cruise missiles off the European continent for three decades.
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U.S. officials said the group had attacked agents with projectiles but a Reuters witness did not see any migrants throwing rocks at U.S. agents.
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Oehrlein also told me Mk. III is outfitted with a logging grapple, and a pneumatic cannon that fires three pound projectiles at 130 mph.
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Opposition organizers say they want to avoid the violence that characterized the 2017 protests, although some demonstrators on Wednesday lobbed projectiles and burned vehicles.
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The projectiles flew about 200 kilometers (124 miles) toward the sea to the east of the Korean Peninsula, the JCS said in a statement.
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I know that lacrosse goalies also have to wear pads and then face down dozens of miniature projectiles aimed at their loins every game.
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A U.S. official said U.S. intelligence had detected at least one, and possibly multiple projectiles, that did not pose a threat to North America.
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The South's Joint Chiefs of Staff said the projectiles were fired from the eastern coastal town of Wonsan and flew 430 kilometers (267 miles).
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Airstrikes Israeli Defense Forces said air force aircraft struck a Hamas training compound and ammunition warehouse in Gaza in response to projectiles fired earlier.
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In seven previous tests, the projectiles often exploded or crashed into the sea shortly after launch, South Korean and United States officials have said.
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The military would not provide further details on the targets it struck, nor on the amount or type of projectiles launched at its forces.
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The system's radar detects incoming projectiles and tracking them until they get in range for one of the Iron Dome's Tamir missiles to strike.
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At least 10 people have been killed in the protests since last month's vote, the public prosecutor's office said, mostly by projectiles from firearms.
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Unfortunately there was another group of individuals who chose to engage in criminal acts, destroying property and hurling projectiles, injuring at least six officers.
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Unexploded bombs, bullets, and projectiles are all over Vieques, according to Judith Enck, the former EPA administrator for Region 2, which covers Puerto Rico.
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Naval destroyers fitted with Aegis missile defense systems can be positioned to shoot down projectiles, but the system is far from perfect, Zhao said.
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The South Korean Office of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said the projectiles were launched from the North's eastern Kangwon province into the sea.
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The projectiles had a maximum flight distance of 0003 kilometers (124 miles) and maximum altitude of 50 kilometers (31 miles), according to the ministry.
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Analysts have noted that North Korea's decision to launch short-range projectiles suggested that Mr. Kim had not given up hope on resuming negotiations.
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Within hours of the announcement, North Korea fired two unidentified projectiles east from its South Pyongan province, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said.
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The Iranian tanker Sabiti, carrying 1 million barrels of oil destined for Syria, apparently was attacked by two explosive projectiles in the early hours.
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Iraq received warning from the Iranians that the missiles were coming, and the US was able to track the projectiles with early-warning systems.
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The short-range projectiles were launched off the North's east coast, days after Kim Jong-un ordered artillery fire near a disputed sea border.
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The grenade launchers that were banned by Obama's 2015 order, for example, actually are used by local police to launch nonlethal projectiles, he said.
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That's poured into a large pellet press that compounds the chemical mix into small, concentrated tablets that are later loaded into canisters or projectiles.
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The Louisiana Superintendent of Police claimed cement projectiles were thrown by protestors at officers and used the instance as a justification for their behavior.
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Trump has downplayed the recent tests because they involve short-range projectiles that don't threaten the continental United States, though they've alarmed U.S. allies.
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Just hours later, North Korea launched two unidentified projectiles from South Pyongan Province toward the East Sea, also known as the Sea of Japan.
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The incident follows the launch of two short-range projectiles by Pyongyang in late October, which landed in waters between North Korea and Japan.
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Canister rounds disperse a wide-range of scattering small projectiles to increase anti-personnel lethality and, for example, destroy groups of individual enemy fighters.
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The Asian country has conducted dozens of ballistic missile tests under young leader Kim Jong-Un, but firing projectiles over mainland Japan is his first.
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It said seven projectiles were intercepted, at least three fell short inside Gaza and that it was not immediately able to account for the others.
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The missile system is designed to take out incoming projectiles -- and has been cited as a way to potentially stop a North Korean nuclear attack.
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When Bishop Fox tested their net guns in the desert, however, they encountered another problem: The projectiles don't seem to function above a certain temperature.
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Some of the projectiles were intercepted by Israel's Iron Dome system, but police said three people had been wounded in the southern town of Sderot.
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North Korea fired two "unidentified projectiles" into the waters between South Korea and Japan on Thursday afternoon, the South Korean government said in a statement.
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Tokyo believed the latest projectiles launched by the North were ballistic missiles and had lodged a strong protest with Pyongyang, Japan's Jiji news agency reported.
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Electromagnetic rail guns mounted on ships, which can fire projectiles at 4,500 miles an hour to the edge of space, could counter ballistic-missile warheads.
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The projectiles appeared to be a different type to previous launches, National Defense Minister Jeong Kyeong-doo said, according to South Korean news agency Yonhap.
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He did so in a manner keeping with the spirit of ancient geologic times: by shooting projectiles at hypersonic speeds out of a giant cannon.
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Image: NASA/GSFC/ASUBad news, would-be lunar colonists: that dusty, airless space rock you dream of escaping to is apparently swarming with deadly projectiles.
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Cratering, debris flying through the air like projectiles, and the resulting earthquake wouldn't make much of a difference, adding up to less than one percent.
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State news agency SANA said on Sunday 107 people were injured, including children, after militants hit three districts with projectiles containing gases that caused choking.
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There have been hundreds of arrests and injuries as tensions flare between protesters and police and tear gas and projectiles are fired in the streets.
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Videos and photos taken by locals and shared online showed villagers hurling rocks and other projectiles at heavily armed riot police holding shields and firearms.
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Per the Guardian, South Korean officials separately believe that the firing of the projectiles violated an inter-Korean agreement last year designed to reduce tensions.
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Video images show Rodriguez collapsed on the ground last Saturday near the Bastille monument, where protesters throwing projectiles clashed with police seeking to disperse them.
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Railguns use electromagnets to accelerate solid metallic projectiles to high speeds (around 4,500 miles per hour), unlike conventional weapons that use propellant and explosive shells.
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The videos show police in riot gear responding to projectiles by pushing forward in a line and detonating explosive devices to move the crowds back.
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On September 10, Portland police announced that antifa protesters were "throwing irritant smoke and projectiles at police" during a rally against a far-right group.
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An official from the joint chiefs of staff said the six projectiles flew about 60-90 miles before landing in the sea, reported the Guardian.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Defence Minister Takeshi Iwaya said North Korea's launch of a pair of projectiles on Thursday was "very regrettable", Jiji news agency reported.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's Iron Dome rocket defense system on Saturday shot down two stray "projectiles" fired during fighting in Syria's civil war, Israel's military said.
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"At any time, activity may again become more explosive, increasing the intensity of ash production and producing ballistic projectiles near the vent," the agency said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The North Korean projectiles launched early Friday are believed to be short-range ballistic missiles, Kyodo News reported, citing unnamed Japanese government officials.
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The projectiles travelled an estimated 370 kilometres (230 miles) and reached an altitude of 90 km (56 miles), the JCS said, calling them "short range".
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In September, Netanyahu identified three locations in Lebanon where he said Hezbollah was converting "inaccurate projectiles" into precision-guided missiles - something Lebanon's government has denied.
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South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said that the projectiles traveled up to 125 miles before falling into the sea between North Korea and Japan.
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The president also tweeted his confidence in North Korea's Kim, hours after South Korea's military said the North fired multiple short-range projectiles toward Japan.
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SEOUL (Reuters) -fired at least two unidentified projectiles early on Thursday from an area near Wonsan, on's eastern coast, South's Joint Chiefs of Staff said.
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IRGC advisory teams were deployed to organize, train, and equip Iranian allied militias, and American personnel were targeted and killed by explosively formed projectiles (EFPs).
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The South Korean military said the projectiles were launched from the Hodo peninsula on North Korea's east coast, according to South Korea's Yonhap News Agency.
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The South Korean military said the projectiles were launched from the Hodo Peninsula on North Korea's east coast, according to South Korea's Yonhap News Agency.
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"At any time, activity may again become more explosive, increasing the intensity of ash production and producing ballistic projectiles near the vent," the USGS said.
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If they don't do so in a reasonable amount of time and the projectiles continue, police can encircle that group of protesters and arrest them.
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"However, once projectiles, such as fireworks, eggs, rocks, bottles and construction equipment were thrown and people were injured, we ordered people to disperse," Day said.
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"If they have recovered projectiles or casings that match, then the police can say without any doubt that it is the same killer," Andreu said.
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Defending the response on Sunday, the Customs and Border Protection commissioner said that its officers had reacted to individuals "throwing dozens of projectiles" at them.
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Japan's defense ministry said there was no indication that the projectiles launched by North Korea reached Japan's territory or its exclusive economic zone, Reuters noted.
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Those defence systems, however, are designed to counter projectiles on regular and therefore, predictable, trajectories, and any variation in flight path would make interception trickier.
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A Reuters correspondent in the area said the projectiles were coming from Turkish territory and being fired towards Greek police near the crossing at Kastanies.
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It was the ninth time North Korea had tested ballistic missiles or other projectiles since late July, and was its first weapons test since Sept.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Dozens of protesters escaped from Hong Kong Polytechnic University on Monday on the back of motorbikes as police fired projectiles at them.
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"At any time, activity may again become more explosive, increasing the intensity of ash production and producing ballistic projectiles near the vent," the observatory said.
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He said residents were using the time between the two hurricanes to clear whatever wreckage they could before the winds turned them into deadly projectiles.
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House Dems North Korea fires unidentified 'projectiles' from eastern coast: report MORE will give up his nuclear weapons in a deal with the United States.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea launched two short-range projectiles on Tuesday, hours after proposing to reopen denuclearization talks with the United States this month.
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It was the eighth time North Korea has tested ballistic missiles or other projectiles since late July, and the first weapons test in 17 days.
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House Dems North Korea fires unidentified 'projectiles' from eastern coast: report MORE will give up his nuclear weapons in a deal with the United States.
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South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said that the North fired the projectiles from Yeonpo, in the country's eastern South Hamgyong Province, Yonhap News reported.
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Some protesters dressed in black, hiding their faces with scarves and masks, overturned bins, tried to smash advertising hoardings and hurled projectiles at police lines.
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The projectiles were fired from Yeonpo in the country's eastern South Hamgyong Province into the waters off the east coast at around 4:59 p.m.
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The ordinance in question, approved sometime in the 1920s, is Chapter 2, Section 13 of the original town charter, which prohibited the throwing of projectiles.
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They race skyward and release speeding projectiles meant to destroy incoming warheads by force of impact — what experts call hitting a bullet with a bullet.
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A video posted by Steven Jeffrey Chris John shows police firing projectiles and tear gas at a large group of protesters on the Backwater Bridge.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The projectiles North Korea fired on Thursday were probably short-range missiles, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) said in a statement.
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Video images show Rodriguez collapsed on the ground Saturday near the Bastille monument in Paris, where protesters throwing projectiles clashed with police seeking to disperse them.
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In an earlier statement, South Korean officials said several short-range projectiles flew 70 to 200 kilometers (43 to 124 miles) before crashing into the sea.
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Israel's military said several mortar shells were fired even after Hamas announced the cease-fire as sirens warning of incoming projectiles wailed in Israel overnight again.
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Naval observers quickly identified the weapon as a likely electromagnetic railgun, a technologically advanced weapon that uses magnetic force rather than explosive gunpowder to propel projectiles.
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The THAAD system is designed to take down incoming projectiles and has been cited as a way to potentially stop a nuclear attack from North Korea.
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The South Korean president's office said Seoul and Washington are sharing detailed information and analyzing the material used in the projectiles and what exactly they were.
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Video clearly shows Mr Benalla, dressed in a police protective helmet, beating one protester and dragging away another, after projectiles had been thrown at the police.
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Demonstrators set fires in the street, torched U.S. and Israeli flags and threw projectiles towards security forces that had barricaded the main road to the complex.
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SEOUL, Aug 24 (Reuters) - North Korea fired two projectiles into the sea off its east coast on Saturday, Yonhap news agency said, citing South Korean military.
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"At any time, activity may again become more explosive, increasing the intensity of ash production and producing ballistic projectiles very near the vent," the USGS said.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian air defenses targeted projectiles fired from the direction of Israel for the second night in a row, Syrian state media said on Saturday.
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The projectiles were fired "at dawn from Hamheung area into the East Sea," a spokesperson for South Korea's Joint Chief of Staff said in a statement.
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That's precisely what Dustin from Smarter Every Day did, and he filmed his exploits with a modified potato cannon shooting reinforced projectiles in super slow motion.
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The system is designed to eventually be mounted on aircraft, where it could serve as a sort of instantaneous point defense system shooting down inbound projectiles.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The two projectiles launched by North Korea early on Thursday were short-range ballistic missiles, a Kyodo report citing a Japanese government source said.
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This is a headache enough when not under any pressure, but you're asked to multitask while dodging pieces of futuristic architecture, enemy fighters, and incoming projectiles.
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What's more, downed enemies will now float up as well as back, and they'll create a larger, more damaging explosion that also spits out homing projectiles.
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The projectiles were fired from an area south of Hamhung city, South Hamgyong province, on the country's east coast, between 3:19 and 4:05 p.m.
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The event sees competitors attempting to knock the largest number of Yorkshire puddings from a raised plinth, by using black puddings - a Lancashire delicacy - as projectiles.
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Officials warned of widespread outages due to downed power lines and projectiles becoming airborne, with gusts over 60 miles per hour leading to potentially dangerous conditions.
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The explosions would "provide very little warning," officials say, and could send "ballistic projectiles" -- from the size of small pebbles to giant rocks -- into the sky.
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"At any time, activity may again become more explosive, increasing the intensity of ash production and producing ballistic projectiles very near the vent," said the USGS.
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Projectiles and tear gas As the migrants tried to cross the border, authorities on the US side used tear gas to disperse them, the journalists said.
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Reuters reported that security forces blocked the main road to the embassy and used water cannons and tear gas on protesters who hurled projectiles toward personnel.
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It also estimates where incoming projectiles will hit and only focuses on those threats that will fall in the area the system is meant to protect.
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But firing hot projectiles of lead shrapnel at people—we want to make that a ridiculous concept, because it's a brutal, outdated, terrible thing to do.
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The short is packed with fun little comparative moments, such as a hot potato skirmish between Pyro's detonator projectiles and Genji's quick deflections with his sword.
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Ward cited the discovery of chemical-filled artillery projectiles, mortars and aerial bombs of Iranian origin as proof that Iran did not fully disclose its capabilities.
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"At any time, activity may again become more explosive, increasing the intensity of ash production and producing ballistic projectiles very near the vent," USGS said Wednesday.
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Reports indicate that the projectiles were fired off North Korea's west coast and then flew across the country before landing in waters off the east coast.
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At that point, I had not seen any of the migrants throw projectiles but it is a large area and things were happening in different places.
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Apparently, flat tires and bulletlike projectiles were common enough that most modern nut enthusiasts have turned to more surgical means of extraction — like large wooden mallets.
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Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps likely played a role in the development, modification or transfer of this system, which reportedly shares similarities with North Korean projectiles.
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North Korea has fired 2 "unidentified projectiles" into the East Sea for the 4th time in less than 2 weeks, according to the South Korean military.
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North Korea again fired projectiles — its fifth in just over two weeks -— into the sea early Saturday local time, according to US and South Korean officials.
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The Public Safety Department said that 13 people had been arrested and that 15 police officers had been injured by projectiles or irritated by the gas.
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Yaney hopes they will conduct their first suborbital flight tests later this year, launching projectiles weighing about 240 pounds over the nearby White Sands Missile Range.
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With wind gusting up to 228 miles per hour, anything that is light and not tied down — like garbage cans — could become projectiles, Mr. Morrin said.
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These little projectiles, part of Batman's arsenal, are set to return to the sender and its name is a portmanteau of "Batman's boomerangs," I guess — BATARANGS.
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I feel as if I am inside a video game when photographing the front lines — constantly skipping over obstacles and dodging projectiles whizzing from all directions.
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"You probably won't launch hurricane-force projectiles at your truck bed … but it's nice to know you can," says voiceover actor Will Arnett during the ad.
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Having suffered through a lethal roadside bombing campaign in Iraq fueled by Explosively-Formed Projectiles (EFP) from Iran, many Iraq veterans are watching these developments closely.
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The U.S. Pacific Command revised its earlier assessment of the latest North Korean missile launches, saying the first and third projectiles did not fail in flight.
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Seoul's Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement that the projectiles were launched toward the North's eastern waters from northeastern South Hamgyong province. Maj. Gen.
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Youths armed with homemade mortars and slings fired off projectiles from behind brick barricades in the southern city of Masaya, video footage taken by Reuters showed.
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The government has insisted that the 40-millimeter rubber-bullet guns and their projectiles, about the size of golf balls, are essential tools for the police.
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In November, North Korea fired two projectiles that were "presumed to be fired from a super-large caliber multiple rocket launcher," South Korean army officials said.
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South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff say North Korea has fired 2 unidentified projectiles into the Sea of Japan, the South Korean Yonhap news agency reports.
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Turkey wants to reinforce the tanks against improvised explosive devices and mines, and is also seeking a sensor system to protect them against anti-tank projectiles.
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Yes, action sequences from movies and games saw projectiles flying realistically out of the phone, but the 227D tech offered more than these types of optical illusions.
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Iraqi troops had found large stockpiles of sulfur and there were credible reports that Islamic State had used "phosphor projectiles" over Qayyara, close to Mosul, Shamdasani said.
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The system is designed to take down a potential incoming projectiles and has been cited as a way to potentially stop a nuclear attack from North Korea.
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In public statements Wednesday, government officials said protesters threw bricks and sharpened poles, but CNN only saw umbrellas, plastic bottles and plastic protective helmets used as projectiles.
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Details are still sketchy, but the captain of one of the vessels said two projectiles were fired at the ships, CNN's Nic Robertson reported, calling them missiles.
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In a news conference, Pasadena Lt. Mark Goodman explained the device wasn't a pipe bomb or a Molotov cocktail, and that it contained no projectiles or shrapnel.
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The researchers have fired projectiles such as teeny cannonballs and, more recently, smoke rings, at free-flying moths in order to try and explain this incredible behavior.
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Pyongyang fired two projectiles into the sea off its eastern coast on Saturday in its latest weapons launch following a series of missile tests in recent months.
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The North Korean projectiles — two short-range Scuds and one medium-range Rodong-28 missile — were launched between 22017:45am and 6:40am local time on Tuesday.
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The North Korean projectiles — two short-range Scuds and one medium-range Rodong-1 missile — were launched between 5:45am and 6:40am local time on Tuesday.
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The technology for this ranges from the high-tech, such as radio jamming or electronic hijacking, to the decidedly low-tech, using nets, projectiles or even eagles.
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Moreover, he said he expects the Navy will eventually lower the cost of the 155-millimeter projectiles and can increase the use of Zumwalt's laser electric weaponry.
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It remains unclear how many projectiles North Korea fired or what kind were shot, although what is certain is they didn't travel more than about 120 miles.
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The projectiles were fired at dawn on Saturday from an area around the northeastern city of Hamhung, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement.
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The Golan has been repeatedly struck with projectiles fired from across the border in southwest Syria, as fighting in the country's five-year civil war drags on.
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The projectiles appeared to be a different type than previous launches, South Korea's national defense minister, Jeong Kyeong-doo, said, according to South Korean news agency Yonhap.
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South Korea's Defense Ministry said the North Korean projectiles, fired from the eastern coastal town of Wonsan, flew about 100 to 150 kilometers (60 to 90 miles).
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Authorities dismissed accounts that law officers fired more than 100 rounds of bullets, suggesting that the flash-bang grenades and projectiles may have been mistaken for gunfire.
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The projectiles fired on Monday flew for 200 km and landed in waters east of North Korea, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement.
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On Tuesday, French vessels rammed British trawlers off the coast of Normandy, hurling projectiles and insults in a dispute which erupted after a previous agreement broke down.
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In North Korea's previous missile test in May, the projectiles flew only 260 miles and 168 miles, though they reached the same altitude of about 30 miles.
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Analysts say the North has been struggling to master the so-called warhead re-entry technology needed to build longer-range projectiles known as intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Marine Mammal Investigations has passed along all the projectiles they've recovered from slain seals to NOAA's Office of Law Enforcement.
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CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story incorrectly cited the organization that has passed along projectiles recovered from the slain seals to NOAA's Office of Law Enforcement.
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Leadership analysis might give clues MORE oversaw the firing of what the South called short-range projectiles, which were believed to have flown up to 125 miles.
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North Korea fired two unidentified projectiles into the East Sea on Saturday local time, South Korea's military announced, the seventh such launch in less than a month.
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The projectiles were fired at dawn on Saturday from an area around the northeastern city of Hamhung, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement.
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Joris: Because we simulate weapon systems and projectiles in quite some detail, collateral damage is an automatic consequence of using means of war in a given context.
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Small groups of protesters at Bastille formed makeshift barriers, lit fires and threw projectiles at police, who responded with tear gas and water cannon, television footage showed.
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The projectiles aren't high school science fair material—they're dozens of feet long and powered by a giant blue PVC pipe packed with potassium nitrate and charcoal.
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South Korean officials said they were also looking into the possibility that the projectiles were short-range Scud missiles or rockets from multiple-launch tubes — or both.
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This week Amnesty International said Hong Kong police have violated human rights by using gas, rubber bullets and pepper ball projectiles on the protestors in confined spaces.
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He was sweating profusely after he loaded the sandbags, then moved on to clearing items from his yard to prevent them from becoming projectiles in the winds.
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But the projectiles fired on Saturday, which South Korea called short-range missiles, did not fly toward Guam; they flew in the other direction, to the northeast.
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North Korea fired a pair of short-range projectiles off its east coast on Thursday, the first test launch in nearly a month, South Korea's military announced.
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The most-produced 1941 model was a six-barrelled, two-wheeled towed launcher that ripple-fired 150-millimeter high-explosive or smoke projectiles up to 6,900 meters.
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Israel's military repeatedly affirms, "Quiet will be met with quiet" -- essentially, Israel will not conduct strikes into Gaza if militants cease protests and launching projectiles into Israel.
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HONG KONG, Nov 18 (Reuters) - Dozens of protesters escaped from Hong Kong Polytechnic University on Monday on the back of motorbikes as police fired projectiles at them.
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The protesters had to lower themselves about 10 metres onto the flyover below, and were met with a hail of projectiles fired by police as they descended.
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Dozens of activists escaped from the building by "shimmying down plastic hosing from a bridge and fleeing on waiting motorbikes as the police fired projectiles," per Reuters.
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You'll find yourself harassed by projectiles from every conceivable angle, knowing full well that you have to dodge each one with immaculate timing and positioning to survive.
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The new "projectiles" were developed to suit the country's terrain, and the latest test proved their "advantageous and powerful demand of the design was perfectly met," KCNA said.
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Since they can be filled with a range of materials, the water bottles also become highly flexible projectiles that can be adapted within moments to meet mission needs.
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There, the field is also entirely surrounded with netting so so that fans are safe from projectiles—a policy which is making its way into MLB this year.
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SEOUL, South Korea — South Korea's Yonhap news agency says North Korea has fired a missile and several other short-range projectiles into the waters off its east coast.
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"At any time, activity may again become more explosive, increasing the intensity of ash production and producing ballistic projectiles near the vent," USGS officials warned in an alert.
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That's essential, as the black bloc strategy utilizes militant and often illegal tactics—smashing windows, lighting cars on fire, hurling projectiles at police, and physically challenging the opposition.
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North Korea has conducted dozens of ballistic missile tests under its leader, Kim Jong Un, in defiance of U.N. sanctions, but firing projectiles over mainland Japan is rare.
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The Israel Defense Forces said it intercepted four of the rockets and that "no hits were located in Israel" because the rest of the projectiles landed in Syria.
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Ross' lab is lined with windows, and she's concerned that if a stiff wind kicks up projectiles, the windows could shatter — making her lab accessible to the outside.
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TOKYO, July 25 (Reuters) - The two projectiles launched by North Korea early on Thursday were short-range ballistic missiles, a Kyodo report citing a Japanese government source said.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Heavily armored riot police fired tear gas as locals threw rocks and other projectiles amid ongoing unrest in Wukan, a village in China's Guangdong province.
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However, some of the projectiles [bullets] were also scattered in the surrounding forest, which means that some of the forced laborers apparently tried to escape and were [executed].
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At least two other trains -- a regional Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority train and an Amtrak Acela -- reported being struck with projectiles in the area near the crash site.
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Putin hailed the new projectiles as unstoppable by conventional anti-missile defense systems, but analysts told VICE News Russia's existing nuclear arsenal is enough for that task already.
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A Japanese government source told Kyodo news the projectiles were ballistic missiles which did not reach Japan's exclusive economic zone and had no impact on Japan's national security.
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It's unclear whether that event is the same launch by North Korea of "short-range projectiles," announced one day earlier by the South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea fired two unidentified projectiles into the sea off its eastern coast on Friday morning, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement.
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The two "unidentified projectiles" were fired Thursday afternoon from South Phyongan Province, in the centre of the country, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement.
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Reid figured that the holes might have been used to deliver poison, but this theory seemed unlikely given that these projectiles (probably) weren't able to pierce the skin.
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Some are frustrating; Gauntlet, for one, falls into VR's particularly miserable "shoot slow-firing projectiles at a large number of extremely close enemies while constantly teleporting backwards" genre.
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The Israeli military spokesman said the Iranian attack with around 20 projectiles or rockets was carried out by the Quds Force, an external arm of Iran's Revolutionary Guards.
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South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said the North fired a barrage of short-range projectiles from the town of Wonsan, according to South Korea's Yonhap News Agency.
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A related mechanism can accelerate protons from the sun to half the speed of light, turning them into projectiles that can damage spacecraft and satellites orbiting the Earth.
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China, Russia, and the US are are starting to invest heavily in producing hypersonic weapons — projectiles that zoom to their targets at Mach 5 and evade air defenses.
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On Saturday, peaceful protests also heated up with a group of protesters throwing bricks, rocks and projectiles with paint at police as officers tried to disperse the crowds.
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On March 9, three unidentified projectiles were fired by North Korea from the Sondok area on the east coast into the water between the Korean Peninsula and Japan.
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And because of the speed they travel — best measured in miles per second — they're also essentially projectiles that can blast holes in and cause damage to our satellites.
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Schoolchildren tour the museum, which in the past has received funding from the United States government, to educate them about the dangers of handling mines and explosive projectiles.
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It's too early to tell what kind of projectiles were launched, but the weapons are likely short-range ballistic missiles that Pyongyang has tested many times this year.
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The U.S. government said the customs officers had fired off the canisters after a group of migrants had attempted to cross the border violently, throwing projectiles at them.
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Rocket sirens sounded in southern Israeli towns near the Gaza border, and the Israeli military said it had intercepted one of at least two projectiles fired from Gaza.
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According to The Associated Press, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said the projectiles were fired near the coastal town of Wonsan and flew about 149 miles northeast.
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The projectiles flew approximately 230 kilometers (142 miles) at a maximum altitude of 30km (18.6mi) and a top speed of approximately Mach 6.1, according to South Korean officials.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanese security forces fired water cannons on Sunday at demonstrators who had been hurling projectiles at them near parliament in central Beirut, live television footage showed.
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The fact that both the squirrel and monkey species being hunted were primarily tree-dwelling, the early humans' hunting methods may have included projectiles, like darts and blowpipes.
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Protesters in the town of Novi Sanzhary had clashed with police, burned tires and hurled projectiles at a convoy of buses carrying the evacuees to the medical facility.
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I often start my day now hopping onto a motorcycle taxi and heading to the front lines where the tear gas is wafting and the projectiles are flying.
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House Dems North Korea fires unidentified 'projectiles' from eastern coast: report MORE met in June, negotiations have largely stalled since a summit between the two leaders in February.
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Seoul (CNN)Two projectiles launched by North Korea on Thursday were "presumed to be fired from a super-large caliber multiple rocket launcher," South Korean army officials said.
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Jeon Dong Jin, a senior operations officer at the JCS, said the projectiles flew about 380 kilometers (235 miles) at a maximum altitude of 97 kilometers (60 miles).
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PARIS (Reuters) - French police fired tear gas at demonstrators in central Paris on Tuesday and projectiles were thrown at police lines, a Reuters reporter at the scene said.
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Small at first, the flaming projectiles (brewed up by protesters dubbed "fire wizards") soon grew in size, number, and effectiveness as demonstrators perfected their recipes and throwing skills.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The projectiles North Korea fired on Monday flew 240 km (150 miles) and reached 35 km in altitude, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) said.
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And because of the speed they travel, best measured in miles per second, they're also essentially projectiles that can blast holes in and cause damage to our satellites.
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The latest of the missile tests by North Korea was carried out on Friday as Pyongyang fired two more short-range projectiles into the sea off its east coast.
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It invested 10.5 billion roubles ($182 million) over 13 to 2017 and targeted new markets for its lines of assault and sniper rifles, guided artillery projectiles and precision weapons.
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They cowrote a Halo 283 tool that let them endow the protagonist, Master Chief, with special skills—like the ability to jump into the clouds or fire weird projectiles.
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Analysts said the projectiles fired on Saturday were unlikely to fall within the category of weapons that Pyongyang had promised Washington to stop testing after negotiations began last year.
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In Paris, masked and hooded protesters picked up and hurled crowd barriers and other projectiles in running battles with police on and around the world famous Champs Elysees boulevard.
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Seoul, South Korea (CNN)North Korea fired two "unidentified projectiles" into the waters between South Korea and Japan on Thursday afternoon, the South Korean government said in a statement.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and U.S. President Donald Trump are set to talk by telephone on Monday and discuss projectiles fired by North Korea, national broadcaster NHK said.
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North Korea launched short-range projectiles Thursday, and the United Nations' National Security Council voted earlier to impose sanctions after the nation's most recent nuclear test and missile launch.
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The latter were being trounced 4-0 by title-chasing Fener and, according to a report by The Guardian, their supporters had begun throwing projectiles on to the pitch.
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Lego lovers will still be able to build with the traditional bricks, but will also be able to launch bird figures from catapults, fire small projectiles and collect eggs.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The unidentified projectiles launched by North Korea early on Wednesday were ballistic missiles that flew about 250 km (155 miles), South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said.
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North Korea fired two more short-range projectiles into the sea off its east coast on Friday morning, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) said in a statement.
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French police have come under scrutiny from rights groups over the use of heavy duty crowd control weapons including "flash ball" riot guns that fire rubber ball-shaped projectiles.
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The two "unidentified projectiles" were fired Thursday afternoon from South Phyongan Province, in the center of the country, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) said in a statement.
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Police in heavy riot gear declared Patriot Prayer's rally in downtown Portland a civil disturbance and ordered everyone to leave, after demonstrators were seen hurling projectiles into the crowds.
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It's an immersive first-person experience, and instead of pressing a button to launch shells and banana peels, you'll actually have the chance to physically throw the projectiles yourself.
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Three more projectiles landed on the Israeli side later on Tuesday, without causing injury, and Israeli aircraft retaliated again, targeting more Syrian government artillery positions, the Israeli military said.
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Meanwhile, the Boston Police Department went viral with a tweet urging calm: #BPD is asking individuals to refrain from throwing urine, bottles and other harmful projectiles at our officers.
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But the South Korean Defense Ministry said that North Korea had launched six projectiles off its east coast on Thursday, hours after the Security Council resolution was adopted unanimously.
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There were no reports of anyone being hit by a "catatov", but the threat of excrement projectiles was of concern to reporters covering the marches in Toulouse and Paris.
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They continued March 2, when Pyongyang fired two unidentified short-range projectiles from an area near the coastal city of Wonsan, about 65 kilometers (40 miles) south of Sondok.
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Breaking North Korea launched two unidentified projectiles off its east coast this morning, the South Korean military said, in what could be the country's first weapons test since November.
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North Korea fired two projectiles that appeared to be short-range ballistic missiles on Saturday, South Korea's military said, calling the action "highly inappropriate" given the global coronavirus pandemic.
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And this is all assuming that North Korea only shoots one nuclear-tipped missile at the US. If it were to launch multiple projectiles, that could overwhelm America's defenses.
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To prep spacecraft for inevitable debris collisions in space, NASA (sometimes for itself, sometimes under contract to commercial operators) literally shoots projectiles at satellite shielding using light-gas guns.
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Israel intercepted most of the projectiles, according to the military, and there were no casualties, but it was the heaviest barrage fired from the Palestinian coastal territory since 2014.
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People were ducking and covering with a constant stream of projectiles whizzing by our faces, and the air was filled with the sounds of fists and sticks against flesh.
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Residents dodged projectiles and shielded windows with mattresses Roberts held a bottle of water as she stood with her grandson in a debris field where her home once stood.
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North Korea fired unidentified "projectiles" on Wednesday local time toward the East Sea after North Korea and the U.S. said nuclear talks would resume, according to Yonhap news agency.
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So far, all but one of the North's nine Musudan tests since last year have been failures, with the projectiles exploding in flames during launching or shortly after liftoff.
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The projectiles flew about 236 miles before falling into the sea off the country's east coast, with South Korea's military saying they were fired in a 30-second interval.
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On Monday evening in the US, Tuesday in East Asia, North Korea shot yet another pair of projectiles into the sea — the country's eighth missile test since the meeting.
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Experts determined that the two projectiles fired into the East Sea were likely short-range missiles, though one was possibly a new design based on how long it flew.
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Japan's Minister of Defense Gen Nakatani has ordered Aegis destroyers that operate in the Sea of Japan to be ready to target any North Korean projectiles heading for Japan.
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Throughout the war, the Houthis and their allies have targeted communities along the Yemen-Saudi border with missiles and other projectiles, but they appear to be expanding their range.
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Authorities responded with tear gas after small groups threw projectiles amid unrest in Bobigny, a district in the northeastern suburbs of Paris that is home to a large immigrant community.
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In one of these displays, in 20133, the designations of new missiles, including the "carrier killer" DF-21D, were painted on the sides of the projectiles in big white letters.
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South Korea's defense ministry said on Thursday the North launched several projectiles off its coast into the sea, up to 90 miles away, an apparent response to the UN sanctions.
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This weekend's Nevada Democratic State Convention looked like something out of a Donald Trump rally—which is to say, it was marked by chaotic protests, violent threats, and flying projectiles.
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Doug Bloch, a representative for the Teamsters unit, said that only the outer layer of the buses' double-paned windows cracked, suggesting that the projectiles lacked the force of bullets.
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US law enforcement has already turned to projectiles and tear gas to deter crowds at San Ysidro, the country's biggest — and now closed — port of entry in San Diego, California.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the projectiles landed in the sea east of the Korean peninsula and never posed a threat to South Korea, Japan or the United States.
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The exact details of the projectiles are unknown, but it's thought that they were either rockets or guided missiles and they hit the sea after travelling between 60-90 miles.
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When a thief actually starts moving a motorcycle, bike, or what have you, it triggers an explosion generated by what's known as a saluting blank—a shotgun shell without projectiles.
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The demonstrators set a series of bonfires in the streets, looted shops, and stacked up blocks of pavement to use as projectiles as tension between demonstrators and police ratcheted up.
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Since then, North Korea continued to show its displeasure, firing short range projectiles off the peninsula's eastern coast and revealing new weapons the regime claims to be miniaturized nuclear bombs.
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An IDF spokesperson told media that of the 20 projectiles fired from Syria, four were intercepted by Israel's Iron Dome missile defense system, while the rest exploded over Syrian territory.
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It has repeatedly targeted military positions in Syria near the border after stray projectiles crossed into Israeli-controlled areas, and it has struck Hezbollah convoys and weapons caches inside Syria.
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It's no surprise why: It appears the new system is capable of sending projectiles around 155 miles into South Korea, about 37 miles further than a previous system could launch.
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On Saturday, North Korea fired a volley of projectiles off its eastern coast — the most serious weapons test by the country since November 2017, when it launched intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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South Korea reported that the projectiles fired from Sandok, a coastal town, including from a multiple-launch rocket system, flew up to 6900 miles and reached 2628 km in altitude.
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Hamas and allied Islamic militant groups fired nearly 100 projectiles at Israeli territory throughout the day, most of them mortar rounds, though rockets were fired at the city of Ashkelon.
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SEOUL, March 2 (Reuters) - The projectiles North Korea fired on Monday flew 240 km (150 miles) and reached 35 km in altitude, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. State Department is monitoring reports of a North Korean missile launch after Japan and South Korea said the reclusive country had fired two projectiles on Thursday.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe condemned the launches as a "serious challenge" to both Japan and the international community, even though the projectiles did not land inside Japanese territorial waters.
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Cover: A woman watches a news program reporting North Korea's firing unidentified projectiles with a file image of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, in Seoul, South Korea, Thursday, Nov.
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Dr. Gavelis has been fascinated by the dinoflagellates that hunt with projectiles since he was an undergraduate student, and wondered whether their darts were related to the stingers in jellyfish.
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That may be one reason that consumption of alcohol is actually prohibited during archery competitions—aside from the fact that it's generally unwise to give sharp projectiles to intoxicated people.
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But the protesters refused and, emotions flaring, many in the crowd went toe-to-toe with the police, who then used flash bangs and smoke projectiles to disburse the crowd.
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I go for Zelda because she teleports and deflects projectiles and shoots fireballs from great distances, which are all optimal moves for any player looking to avoid hand-to-hand combat.
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I push this attitude to such an extent that I usually play the massive tank Reinhardt in Overwatch, getting endless satisfaction out of pummeling the folks around me with their projectiles.
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Photo: APThe shield contains a raised platform for law enforcement or troops to stand behind, with slits for observation or—more ominously—firing projectiles on rioters or protesters from behind cover.
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Here are 5 key demands It was a marked change from Saturday when protesters threw bottles and projectiles including road flares at police, and attacked a film crew, according to police.
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Whether it's the Fourth of July, Guy Fawkes Night in Britain, or a New Year's Eve celebration, the ecstasy of loud, flying projectiles that go whizz-bang-pop eludes no human.
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The Indiana State Teachers Association were meeting with state legislators to lobby them to amend a pending school-safety bill to prohibit active-shooter drill instructors from firing projectiles at teachers.
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Also we implemented (the physics engine) Havok in Halo 2, so everything about how the vehicles worked changed, everything about projectiles worked changed, everything about how you built the environment changed.
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The government repelled hundreds of migrants who tried to cross illegally near the busy San Ysidro port of entry Sunday, claiming they threw "projectiles" at U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents.
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North Korea fired unidentified projectiles on Thursday, according to the South Korean military, less than a week after leader Kim Jong Un oversaw the test-firing of multiple rockets and missiles.
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North Korea: The country fired two short-range projectiles that landed in the sea near Japan in its first test since renewed efforts at talks with the U.S. stalled this month.
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In a US Navy test, Raytheon fired two projectiles from an M777 155 mm Howitzer at a moving target at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, and scored two direct hits, he said.
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Police fired heavy rounds of tear gas that engulfed the neon lights of the shopping district in smoke as protesters launched bricks and other projectiles back at them over a barricade.
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The North Korean launch, which involved up to four projectiles, came days after the reclusive state promised retaliation over U.S.-South Korea military drills it sees as a preparation for war.
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But now that North Korea is firing off projectiles yet again — and with the US national security adviser nearby, no less — Trump may start to reconsider his friendly stance with Kim.
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The projectiles were launched from the Hodo Peninsula in South Hamgyong province on the country's east coast and flew about 250 km (155 miles), the South's Joint Chiefs of Staff said.
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North Korea fired off a few projectiles on Friday night — setting off a chaotic half-day where it seemed the sputtering relationships among Washington, Seoul, and Pyongyang could come crashing down.
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Seoul's Joint Chiefs of Staff said the projectiles traveled about 450 kilometers (279 miles) on an apogee of 37 kilometers (23 miles) before landing in waters off the country's eastern coast.
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Seoul's Joint Chiefs of Staff said the projectiles were launched from an area near the North's western coast and flew cross-country before landing in waters off the country's eastern coast.
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The projectiles were a "new type of short-range missile" and posed a "military threat" which risked undermining the peace process on the Korean Peninsula, South Korea's Ministry of Defense said.
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Panels hung from the ceiling from the force of the blast, and shrapnel, either from the device or projectiles dislodged during the explosion, had made holes in the imam's wooden desk.
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South Korea's Defense Ministry said it was trying to determine if the projectiles, launched at 10am (9pm Wednesday EST) from the North's east coast, were short-range missiles or artillery fire.
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Open eyes and ears Flanked by two Patriot missile batteries -- another missile defense system designed to shoot down incoming projectiles -- Harris spoke Tuesday at Osan Air Base just south of Seoul.
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However, a resident in a rebel-held district next to the area which Ikhbariya said the projectiles had hit said he had not heard the sound of bombardment there on Thursday.
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In Paris on Tuesday, in the ugliest protest yet, anarchists smashed windows and hurled projectiles at the police, with officers in full riot gear responding with tear gas and water cannons.
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SEOUL, July 31 (Reuters) - The unidentified projectiles launched by North Korea early on Wednesday were ballistic missiles that flew about 250 km (155 miles), South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said.
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Turkey wants to add gear to reinforce the tanks against improvised explosive devices and mines, and is also seeking a sensor system that would protect the vehicles against anti-tank projectiles.
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The spokesperson said North Korea has never signed an agreement with any country to limit the range of missiles and other projectiles it tests and wasn't bound to any legal requirement.
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While the system has been very useful for Israel against more rudimentary Hamas- and Hezbollah-launched projectiles, it would be less so against weapons like hypersonic missiles, which can maneuver midflight.
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Trump leans into deal-maker reputation White House clarifies Melania Trump hasn't met Kim Jong Un after Trump comment MORE violated any pact with him by launching another round of projectiles.
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In a report published on Friday, Human Rights Watch said that France's "crowd-control methods maim people," pointing to cases where protesters were wounded by rubber projectiles and tear gas grenades.
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On Saturday, North Korea fired a volley of projectiles off its eastern coast — the most serious weapons test by the country since November 2017 when it launched an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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The Israel army said Gazans had launched 600 projectiles in two days, with the territory's secretive armed factions letting loose hundreds of rockets that had long been hidden away in arsenals.
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To mimic these impacts, the scientists at the White Sands facility use pressurized hydrogen to shoot small projectiles down a firing range at nearly 10 times the speed of a bullet.
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SEOUL, Sept 10 (Reuters) - North Korea fired two unidentified projectiles on Tuesday morning from South Pyongan province toward the east, Yonhap news agency reported citing South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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The officials say the North has developed the multiple-tube launchers because they are cheaper than short-range, Scud-type ballistic missiles and because they enable more projectiles to be fired.
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It said the two short-range projectiles were launched from what North Korea calls a "super-large multiple rocket launcher," a new weapon used in some of the North's recent tests.
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The letter, the second Trump received from Kim last month amid stalled denuclearisation talks between the two countries, pre-dated North Korea's latest launch of short-range projectiles a week ago.
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House Dems North Korea fires unidentified 'projectiles' from eastern coast: report MORE will give up his nuclear weapons in a deal with the United States, contradicting Trump's position on the issue.
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What's more, it would have been foolhardy for Tehran to believe they could avoid any casualties with 100% certainty, while launching over a dozen projectiles into American military positions, he added.
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The trail of tear gas sailing through the air has become a familiar sight in Hong Kong as police launch round after round of these projectiles into the crowds of protesters.
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Tuesday morning, South Korea's Joint Chief of Staff (JCS) said North Korea launched two unidentified projectiles from South Pyongan Province toward the East Sea, also known as the Sea of Japan.
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In place of the real tests, Chinese scientists instead use high-powered gas guns that fire projectiles in the country's main nuclear design facilities under mountains in Mianyang, southwestern Sichuan province.
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North Korea fired five short-range projectiles into the sea off its east coast on Monday, South Korea's military said, amid heightened tension over the isolated country's nuclear and rocket programs.
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Imagine how the Commander felt after a woman he assaulted stood up to him while surrounded by at least 100 other screaming protesters, some of whom are throwing projectiles at his vehicle.
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Japan's Minister of Defense Gen Nakatani has ordered Aegis destroyers that operate in the Sea of Japan to be ready to target any North Korean projectiles heading for Japan, the sources said.
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Witnesses said the blast had been caused by a car bomb though Abdulhakim Matouk, a spokesman for Libya's eastern government, said initial investigations suggested it was caused by projectiles fired from nearby.
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HVP can also be fired using available powder weapons, and the Department of Defense might be interested in getting those projectiles combat-ready before the railgun makes it through years of testing.
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Specifically, he was distracted by radio conversations between other trains and dispatchers about other trains being hit with projectiles, the NTSB concluded, announcing their findings at a public meeting Tuesday in Washington.
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The Paris police department reported 13 arrests in the early stages of the skirmishes, when the streets filled with tear gas and debris as youths smashed shopfronts and hurled projectiles at police.
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Mr Carter is particularly excited about all kinds of "swarming autonomous vehicles" to overwhelm opponents and inexpensive "hypervelocity smart projectiles" that can be fired from existing artillery to shoot down incoming missiles.
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South Korea's defence ministry said on Thursday the North launched several projectiles off its coast into the sea, up to 150 km (90 miles) away, an apparent response to the U.N. sanctions.
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South Korea said that the North's previous five Musudan tests — the fifth took place earlier Wednesday — had all failed, with the projectiles crashing into the sea or exploding midair soon after liftoff.
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North Korea fired multiple short-range projectiles off its east coast on Saturday morning, the latest launch following Trump and Kim's February summit in Vietnam, which failed to produce a nuclear deal.
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Tzvika Haimovic, chief of Israel's aerial defense command, told reporters that the country' Iron Dome aerial defense system intercepted more than 20 projectiles, while many of the rest landed in open areas.
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The decision to scrap it comes shortly after Pyongyang launched a series of short-range projectiles in part over what it sees as threatening military ramp-ups in South Korea and Japan.
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Along with TATP residue, they found electrical wires, a 290-volt battery to drive the detonation, and pieces of metal, including bolts, that had been mounted on the suicide belt as projectiles.
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The city is working with companies including Lime, Bird, Uber, Lyft and any others to ensure the micromobility vehicles don't become flying projectiles in the storms' expected 130-mile per hour winds.
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South Korea's Defense Ministry said it detected different types of short-range projectiles fired from the Sondok area on North Korea's east coast into the waters between the Korean Peninsula and Japan.
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This is not to yuck anyone's yum; this is just to say that some people's 'yum' is seeing someone launch a spray of involuntary booger-projectiles from their face, and that's ok.
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Grunting during physical activities that demand sudden short, sharp bursts of power, such as weight training, is common and probably has been used since our prehistoric ancestors hefted stones or heaved projectiles.
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Their anger has also been fueled by what critics call an excessive use of force by the French police, most notably the use of rubber projectiles that have wounded dozens of protesters.
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JEJU, South Korea — North Korea fired several short-range projectiles off its east coast on Saturday, in a move likely to raise tensions as denuclearization talks with the United States remain stalled.
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As the development of new projectiles foundered, the Navy was simultaneously pursuing another concept: a ship with a gun of intermediate size that would fire rocket-boosted shells at targets on land.
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LONDON, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Britain urged North Korea to stand by its commitments to resume stalled denuclearisation talks with the United States after Pyongyang fired a new round of projectiles on Tuesday.
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Considering the 20 projectiles whose debris was found at the attack site, that's an 85-percent success rate, which indicates the very high capability and reliability of the technology that was used.
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"The liquid inside the cylinders was rapidly expanding and essentially the lids of the cryogenic cylinders were just popping off the top and projectiles were being thrown from the building," he said.
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What the guidelines say: The tactical unit's training manual states that projectiles should be aimed at the center of someone's body, a "less lethal target zone," rather than head, neck or throat.
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The protesters aired grievances to Leiyang mayor Li Xiangyang at the government building before moving onto the police station where projectiles were thrown, injuring over 30 officers and damaging vehicles, police said.
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And yet, against all odds, and against all better judgement, these athletes turn their bodies into speeding projectiles over and over and over again, and that's what makes this sport so great.
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Amy Klobuchar on Sunday criticized President Donald Trump's efforts to negotiate a nuclear testing deal with North Korea one day after the country test fired several short-range projectiles from its eastern coast.
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SEOUL, Aug 6 (Reuters) - North Korea fired two unidentified projectiles from South Hwanghae province into the sea to the east, Yonhap news agency said on Tuesday citing South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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The short-range projectiles launched on Saturday don't appear to violate that self-imposed moratorium, and they may instead be a way to register Kim's displeasure with Washington without having the diplomacy collapse.
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For now, the future Zumwalt will be equipped with guns that can fire projectiles up to 63 miles and cells for 80 Tomahawk, Sea Sparrow and Standard missiles along with anti-submarine rockets.
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Cuphead is a game in which boss fights are a religion; where the frantic dance of dodging and leaping over projectiles and firing peas at angry carrots triggers a trance akin to meditation.
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Just this month, North Korea unveiled a brand new submarine that could potentially launch nuclear weapons and conducted two missile tests for projectiles that could gravely threaten US allies South Korea and Japan.
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North Korea has just fired two unidentified projectiles — a provocative move that just so happens to come right as National Security Adviser (and longtime North Korea foe) John Bolton is visiting South Korea.
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According to an affidavit, Raul Murillo Diaz launched two of the flaming projectiles—specifically, Blue Moon beer bottles, one of which still had the wick attached—at a Google building on May 19th.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea on Saturday urged North Korea to "stop action that intensifies military tension on the Korean peninsula," saying it is "very concerned about" the North's firing of short-range projectiles.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, speaking at the United Nations last week, identified three locations near the airport where he said the Shi'ite group Hezbollah was converting "inaccurate projectiles" into precision-guided missiles.
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In North Korea's previous missile test in May, the projectiles flew only 420 km (260 miles) and 270 km (168 miles) though they reached the same altitude of about 50 km (30 miles).
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The pro-democracy activists were on their way home from a rally in central Hong Kong in which police fired tear gas at demonstrators and accused them of throwing bricks and other projectiles.
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If you've ever seen FAA testing of new airplanes, you know it's a test of their limits, stretching the wings to their breaking point, hurling ever-larger projectiles at windows and so on.
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North Korea's desire to build solid-fuel missiles is driven by their need for projectiles they can launch quickly and subtly, said Michael Duitsman, also a research associate at the James Martin Center.
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During the playback, the child—or anyone, really—can activate stage effects like fire or dry ice, change the background, or throw projectiles at the dancers, from toilet rolls to eggs and tomatoes.
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Most smaller robots went down after a few prods with a spear or projectiles to the face — at least what I think is the face — but bigger specimens require more careful combat tactics.
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Technological sea change Railgun technology, which uses electromagnetic force to send projectiles up to 125 miles at 7.5 times the speed of sound, is cheaper and more accurate than traditional gunpowder-based methods.
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In the face of the incoming fire, Israel's military said that the country's Iron Dome aerial defense system had intercepted more than 30 projectiles, while many of the rest landed in open areas.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea fired five short-range projectiles into the sea off its east coast on Monday, South Korea's military said, amid heightened tension over the isolated country's nuclear and rocket programs.
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Seoul, South Korea (CNN)North Korea fired at least three unidentified projectiles Monday, according to US and South Korean officials, the second such move by the Kim Jong Un regime in two weeks.
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They flew 149 miles before landing in the waters between North Korea and Japan, the officials said, adding that they were analyzing data to determine the type of projectiles used in the launch.
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North Korea launched between 10 and 20 projectiles on Saturday, Ahn Gyu-back, a governing-party lawmaker in South Korea, told reporters on Tuesday after a closed-door briefing by Defense Ministry officials.
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One of the officials said that according to initial information that could change, there were five projectiles, three short-range missiles known as the KN-25 and the other two were KN-09.
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MISSISSAUGA, Ontario — Investigators on Friday were looking for two people who detonated a pail filled with projectiles inside a crowded Indian restaurant near Toronto late Thursday, wounding 15 people, three of them critically.
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"Our military detected three unidentified projectiles fired this morning from the Sondok area in Hamgyong Province, North Korea, toward northeast, toward the East Sea," the South Korea Defense Ministry said, according to CNN.
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On March 8, North Korea fired at least three unidentified projectiles, according to US and South Korean officials, the second such move by the Kim Jong Un regime in the previous two weeks.
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The city of Miami has notified a number of companies that they must remove their fleets of electric scooters from the streets in preparation for Hurricane Dorian, lest the devices become flying projectiles.
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Only twice before has the North fired projectiles over Japanese territory: once in 1998, prompting a minor diplomatic crisis in Asia, and once again at the beginning of the Obama administration in 2009.
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In war, the interceptors in Alaska and California would race skyward and release speeding projectiles meant to obliterate incoming warheads by force of impact — what experts call hitting a bullet with a bullet.
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Fears of contagion triggered violence in Ukraine, where residents of a town clashed with police, burned tires and hurled projectiles at a convoy of buses carrying evacuees from Hubei to a quarantine centre.
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Fears of contagion triggered violence in Ukraine, where residents of a town clashed with police, burned tires and hurled projectiles at a convoy of buses carrying evacuees from Hubei to a quarantine center.
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Fears of contagion triggered violence in Ukraine, where residents of a town clashed with police, burned tires and hurled projectiles at a convoy of buses carrying evacuees from Hubei to a quarantine center.
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"Players use their motion controllers to throw projectiles at their opponents from a distance, and in turn defend themselves by dodging, blocking or deflecting the incoming attacks," CCP Games said in a release.
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North Korea has conducted dozens of ballistic missile tests under young leader Kim Jong Un, the most recent on Saturday, in defiance of U.N. sanctions, but firing projectiles over mainland Japan is rare.
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The larger, longer-range, later-model systems were less portable and therefore less valuable in urban combat; however, some projectiles could be fired from the frames or cases in which they were delivered.
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The sentences set off weeks of protests in the northeastern region, at times erupting in violent clashes that saw projectiles fired, cars torched and barricades set alight in the regional capital of Barcelona.
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They threw stones at the police and urinated outside the building, prompting officers to respond with batons and the types of rubber projectiles that have been criticized for causing numerous injuries during demonstrations.
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