The weapon of choice in over half of female homicides?
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Fight the good fight against frizz: Your weapon of choice?
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In the information age, anonymity is the weapon of choice.
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The weapon of choice for President Trump has been tariffs.
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Assault rifles are the weapon of choice for mass shooters.
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Kim Jong Un might be using missiles as his weapon of choice but when President Trump goes into battle, his weapon of choice seems to be ridicule – and a catchy nickname to make it stick.
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Zelyonka has become the weapon of choice for less lethal attacks.
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DiTullio was known as "Skinny Razor" for his weapon of choice.
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But, some of them wield eggs as their weapon of choice.
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She's not the only one to find their weapon of choice.
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The weapon of choice when someone runs amok is a knife.
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In recent years, referendums have become the populists' weapon of choice.
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But the weapon of choice against the Shabab is drone strikes.
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A hammer was Robert Baratheon's weapon of choice on the battlefield.
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"Sanctions are the U.S. weapon of choice," Trenin wrote on Twitter.
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And for most of them, the weapon of choice remains Facebook.
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Social media was cited by several as their tormentors' weapon of choice.
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Putting a price on carbon pollution was his government's weapon of choice.
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And what do they use most often as a weapon of choice?
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Circular strikes will always be the weapon of choice for ring cutting.
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" He added that the U.S. military considers the gun its "weapon of choice.
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The group is also increasingly reverting to its weapon of choice: suicide attacks.
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She said assault rifles had become the weapon of choice in mass shootings.
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Code might be one weapon of choice, but this is a political fight.
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Cardi's weapon of choice was one synonymous with enraged Latinas everywhere— her shoe.
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In homicides and suicides, the most common weapon of choice is a handgun.
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The weapon of choice for the Shabab has been the improvised explosive device.
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The weapon of choice behind most of these calls is antitrust law. Fine.
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He purchased the weapon of choice for the most violent drug dealers, a .
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The food delivery wars are here, and the weapon of choice is money.
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While sometimes necessary, interrupting should be a last resort, not a weapon of choice.
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And it's become especially popular as the weapon of choice in American mass shootings.
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Val Demings (D-FL) put it, "the internet is the new weapon of choice."
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Data, remixed and selectively spewed, is the weapon of choice in the culture wars.
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They slashed him in the stomach with a machete, the gang's weapon of choice.
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Tough sentencing remained the weapon of choice in the fight against drugs for decades.
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VBEDs are ISIS' weapon of choice, but the Iraqis are having none of them.
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And he now wields a hammer as his weapon of choice, like his father.
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It has been the weapon of choice in Las Vegas, Orlando, and now Parkland.
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As it turned out, the mini-me wasn't such a great weapon of choice.
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And it's not as if he's been inconsistent with this murder weapon of choice.
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Guns were the weapon of choice in over half of all recorded female homicides.
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We also should focus on protecting people from criminals, whatever their weapon of choice.
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Of late its weapon of choice has been guidance on the path of interest rates.
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"You know your axes," Gordon tells her, a reference to Jack's notorious weapon of choice.
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There is a reason why acid is increasingly becoming a weapon of choice in 2017.
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But Signal hasn't only been the weapon of choice for scrappy hacktivists and privacy wonks.
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Like Mr Cruz, the cadet's weapon of choice was an AR-15 semi-automatic rifle.
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Soderbergh's hardly the first filmmaker to settle on the iPhone as his weapon of choice.
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Michael Myers, Halloween We have to acknowledge that Michael's weapon of choice is truly iconic.
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My weapon of choice in this post will be video analysis (using Tracker Video Analysis).
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Russian cluster bombs are still a weapon of choice, in defiance of Security Council demands.
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And its weapon of choice for doing so is some seriously old-school suspense tropes.
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Twitter bots have seemingly become the weapon of choice for fervent political supporters this election cycle.
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Knives are a weapon of choice in China, where guns and other weapons are strictly regulated.
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The weapon of choice — for the police, right-wing fighters, and antifa alike — was pepper spray.
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A soldier draws out his weapon of choice to reveal a simple drawing of a cat.
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" The video is similar to the Jonze-directed music video for Fatboy Slim's "Weapon of Choice.
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MD: The Pixelizer has become my close-quarters weapon of choice, hitting the game's final stages.
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And finally, a national ban on assault rifles—the weapon of choice in mass school shootings.
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The overwhelming weapon of choice was a firearm, responsible for four of five killings in 2016.
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Carmine Carini was a convicted robber whose weapon of choice in one spree was a machete.
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Or when she starts to harass the teenagers using their own weapon of choice: social media.
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Trump, however, has made it clear that tariffs are his weapon of choice in trade fights.
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"Art is my weapon of choice in this fight," she writes on the packaging of her pins.
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As president, though, his weapon of choice has inflicted wounds on himself as well as his adversaries.
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Each of Forsaken's barons is defined by their weapon of choice or some other outward personality quirk.
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Williams' weapon of choice was direct mail — a common tactic, according to U.S. Postal Inspector Scott Horne.
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At first, the knife was the weapon of choice: only 10% of last year's attacks involved guns.
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The Arrow is a billionaire, crime-fighting superhero whose weapon of choice is the bow and arrow.
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Recently these "botnets" began using poorly secured devices connected to the internet as a weapon of choice.
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In Fatboy Slim's "Weapon of Choice" (1998), Christopher Walken is a tired businessman in a hotel lobby.
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LONDON — In the annals of British political protest, the giant balloon is the current weapon of choice.
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His weapon of choice, though, has long been the only thing in his purview that matters: results.
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The type of firearm has come under scrutiny because it's the weapon of choice for mass shooters.
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They will be readily available, and they'll become weapon of choice, replacing high explosives and assault rifles.
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This matters more than ever when misinformation is a weapon of choice for our most dangerous adversaries.
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Thanks to anime the katana has become the weapon of choice for what is colloquially termed the 'neckbeard'.
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On the bright side, if you're looking to fly with your deadly weapon of choice, don't be dismayed.
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Agriculture has been a weapon of choice in the escalating trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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Remember how amazingly bizarre Christopher Walken was in Fatboy Slim's "Weapon of Choice" music video back in 2001?
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In fact, the ropey texture almost reminds us of the iconic whip that's her weapon of choice. Coincidence?
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Their new weapon of choice is Fake Polling, sometimes referred to as Suppression Polls (they suppress the numbers).
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It's Twitter, Donald J. Trump's weapon of choice, and every morning show that let him phone in interviews.
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Negan regards his weapon of choice, affectionately nicknamed Lucille, like something between a loyal pet and a lover.
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To get there, the weapon of choice is usually the exploitation of existing divisions in the other society.
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Until recently, her weapon of choice has been the viola da gamba, typically run through a loop pedal.
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Sexual violence is not the weapon of choice for many armed groups and only occurs in some conflicts.
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For decades, the anti-ship weapon of choice for the U.S. military has been Boeing's Harpoon missile system.
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Echoing Donald Trump's lessons in the US, Salvini and Di Maio favor social media as their weapon of choice.
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It's part Firestarter, part Fatboy Slim's Weapon of Choice video (which was also directed by Jonze), and 100% radical.
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But the significance lies less in heightened tensions in the region than it does in the weapon of choice.
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There [sic] new weapon of choice is Fake Polling, sometimes referred to as Suppression Polls (they suppress the numbers).
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And he named his weapon of choice for a zombie apocalypse: a rubber chicken with acid in its beak.
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That made it all the more bizarre that it might become the policy weapon of choice now, in 2019.
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He was armed with the usual AR-15 -- the weapon of choice for most mass shooters in this country.
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Its 44 Magnum handgun is famous for being Clint Eastwood's weapon of choice in the "Dirty Harry" series of films.
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Lewis explained that the villian uses bright flashing lights as a "weapon of choice" to distract anyone attempting to attack.
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The Scissors The scissors are the weapon of choice for the tethered, but there is also something unique about them.
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We also ask what his weapon of choice would be in a real battle ... let's just say Walt's old school.
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All these qualities, along with its widespread availability, make the AR-15 the weapon of choice of today's mass shooters.
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In China, where ordinary citizens have no access to firearms, the weapon of choice is often a large kitchen knife.
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St. LOUIS — Macbeth's weapon of choice is a dagger: long, thin and apt for plunging into a sleeping man's chest.
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Pork has sometimes found itself at the center of the controversy and has been the weapon of choice for some.
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"The principle weapon of choice has been to invest in price cuts, something that has impacted gross margins," Saunders added.
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Cars have emerged as a preferred "weapon of choice" for terrorists, former NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton told CNBC on Friday.
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And Darpa, the Pentagon's weapon of choice for making crazy things happen, just chose four companies to push the idea forward.
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That helps explain why vehicles have become the terrorists' weapon of choice in recent years: This string of attacks isn't random.
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Dejected people suddenly dancing in a hotel was already mastered by Christopher Walken in the Jonze-directed Weapon of Choice video.
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Another big plus for Colbert is that he's very effective at using Donald Trump's weapon of choice, Twitter, to troll him.
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The P228, shooting a 9 mm round, was the weapon of choice for the SWCC community due to its compact size.
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After all, on the streets of America the weapon of choice for terror is not a suicide vest worn by a jihadist.
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In 2009, the gun's ability to puncture body armor helped make it the weapon of choice for Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan.
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Their weapon of choice, a bottle of perfume modified to carry poison, was recklessly discarded, resulting in the death of a local.
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But the Riksbank has become increasingly concerned about the crown and seems to have settled on intervention as its weapon of choice.
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Cause of death: Blown up by a gas leak explosion The weapon of choice in every Scream film is usually a knife.
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The weapon of choice for some muggers is Tiger Balm, the heat rub, which they smear on victims' eyes to disable them.
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Haspel confirmed that after the 9/11 attack, no one knew what al Qaeda's next target or weapon of choice might be.
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This tradition dates back to Napoleonic times when French soldiers opted to pop victory bottles with the revolutionary weapon of choice: the saber.
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To be fair, crossbows do appear to be the Lannister weapon of choice: Inbreeding isn't the only thing that runs in this family!
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My daughter, running down the hallway at Marjory Stoneman Douglas, was shot in the back with an assault weapon -- the weapon of choice.
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Aum Shinrikyo's weapon of choice was sarin, an odorless, colorless toxic nerve gas that can paralyze or kill someone within one minute after inhalation.
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Although vehicles have become a familiar weapon of choice for jihadists in Europe, these are the first fatalities from such an attack in America.
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And throughout Season 7, the show made a point to emphasize Gendry's sickass hammer — which was his father Robert's preferred weapon of choice, too.
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Rubio, my daughter, running down the hallway at Marjory Stoneman Douglas, was shot in the back with an assault weapon, the weapon of choice.
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Her weapon of choice is the Unauthorized Spending Accountability (USA) Act of 2017, which she has introduced for the second Congress in a row.
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It's also potentially controversial territory, particularly since the AR-15 has been the weapon of choice in the numerous mass shootings of recent years.
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My daughter, running down the hallway at Marjory Stoneman Douglas, was shot in the back with an assault weapon -- the weapon of choice. OK?
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Concertgoers and diners were raked by high-powered AK-47s, a cheaper, more primitive cousin of America's popular weapon of choice, the AR-15.
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The threat the group poses to anybody else is sporadic terrorism, which is the weapon of choice when you don't have real geopolitical power.
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It is a clear signal the U.S. President Donald Trump is determined to stick with tariffs as his weapon of choice in the conflict.
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For years, the MacBook Pro was the weapon of choice for people willing to plunk down good money for a powerful laptop with slick design.
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A 1970s Czechoslovakian sci-fi comedy imagined the selfie stick four decades before the accessory became the weapon of choice for chill parents on vacation.
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But things got much more abrasive from there, with Sanders often using sarcasm as his weapon of choice as a stony-faced Clinton looked on.
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He knows martial arts, but his weapon of choice (in this fleshly plane of existence) is a baseball bat wrapped in enchanted barbed wire. 8.
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The tool requirement was supposed to make changing magazines slower and more cumbersome, decreasing the rifle's appeal as a weapon of choice in mass shootings.
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"We've seen that assault rifles are the weapon of choice for mass shootings, and when they're used, more people are killed and injured," Ellingboe said.
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Music is the weapon of choice in this memorable night-club scene, between Laszlo, a Czech Resistance fighter and his enemy, the German Major Strasser.
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Armed unmanned aircraft like the Predator have become the president's weapon of choice in the war on terror, targeting militants from Pakistan to Yemen to Somalia.
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That's a long way of saying that this Israeli man is far from the worst bank robber, especially since his weapon of choice was an avocado.
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Given the gun's prominence as "mass shooters' weapon of choice," some Americans have been clamoring for a federal ban on the sale and ownership of them.
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Despite all the advanced weaponry, the Gurkhas do not prepare for battle without the khukri - the heavy curved knife that is their traditional weapon of choice.
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More recently, he has made drawings of words that have been Donald J. Trump's weapon of choice, like "fake news," in a 1930s German-designed script.
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The extremist group is now able to make its own explosives, its "weapon of choice," United Nations experts monitoring sanctions on Somalia said earlier this year.
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James Bond has probably never stumbled into a rubber band fight, but on the off chance he did, the PPK would be his weapon of choice.
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The ban on terrorists' weapon of choice was only one of the areas in which Ms. Ardern showed what leadership looks like in time of crisis.
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Sean Kingston lost it during a concert Thursday night Down Under and repeatedly swung at an obnoxious fan ... and Sean's mic was the weapon of choice.
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" Pabalinas' rambling message placed the blame for the controversy in the Linux community equally on all developers and concluded that "empathy should be our weapon of choice.
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As computers and systems became more directly connected to the Internet, it was only a matter of time before remote access would become the weapon of choice.
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"The weapon of choice is the drone," said Hindi, whose unit faces sometimes 16 drone attacks in a single day as well as mortar bombs and snipers.
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They remind us, too, that readily accessible guns have become the weapon of choice for dangerous and hate-filled people who want to inflict maximum damage quickly.
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"The AR-15 is the weapon of choice for shooters looking to inflict maximum casualties, and American schools are on the forefront of such violence," they say.
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And as the social media weapon of choice of President Donald Trump, Twitter makes waves that far exceed those you would imagine from a service its size.
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Over 16 years of war, the Taliban, the affiliated Haqqani network and other militant groups have made roadside bombs, or improvised explosive devices, their weapon of choice.
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" The way he grooved through a diner in a Flight Facilities music video was reminiscent of Christopher Walken's cool dance number for Fatboy Slim's "Weapon of Choice.
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The police now say she is one of India's most cunning serial killers, with cyanide her weapon of choice, served up in soups, snacks and ayurvedic beverages.
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BAGHDAD, IRAQ — The streets of Iraq are a battleground once again — but in an underpass beneath the anti-government protests, the weapon of choice is a paintbrush.
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Vehicles have become a terrorist weapon of choice in cities including New York, where eight were killed last October, and Nice, where 86 people were killed in 2016.
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Versions of the AR-15 have recently become the weapon of choice for mass shooters: Six of the top 10 deadliest shootings in modern U.S. history used them.
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John Rutledge, chief investment officer of global principal investment house Safanad, said it's no mistake that agriculture was China's weapon of choice in upping the trade war ante.
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All the characters will ship with tiny communicators that flip open (not easily, but they do) tricorders and phasers (the Star Trek universe hand-held weapon of choice.
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"Their preferred weapon of choice is the machete and the knife and their philosophy is 'a gun runs out of bullets but a knife never does,'" Gomez said.
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Stevie J says Joseline Hernandez put a new twist on her attacks on him -- this time her weapon of choice was, no joke ... a bowl of hot mushrooms.
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Meanwhile in the U.S. Naled remains the weapon of choice come virus or natural disaster, with nearly 6 million acres of land sprayed in Florida in 2014 alone.
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"He will continue to use his weapon of choice, Breitbart, to attack his adversaries inside the West Wing," said Kurt Bardella, a former Breitbart spokesman and Trump critic.
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A number of Brexiteers are set to signal their displeasure with the deal in the coming hours through their preferred weapon of choice: The resignation letter posted on Twitter.
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" —EAST AFRICA: The al-Shabab extremist group in Somalia, an al-Qaida affiliate, "remains the dominant terrorist group" in that country, with improvised explosive devices "its weapon of choice.
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In the battle between totalitarianism and democracy, the weapon of choice had been history, and now that the battle was won, it was time to put that weapon down.
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Ominously for Halep, who has lost nine of her 10 previous matches against Williams, the American 11th seed says there is more to come from her weapon of choice.
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And the rifle — long the weapon of choice for militaries and militant groups and the world's most widely used firearm — was pitched instead to hobbyists and hunters in Russia.
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President Trump sent prayers via twitter, but what he did NOT do is call for a ban of assault rifles, which is the weapon of choice for mass shooters.
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Taj Mahal: In an effort to stop mischievous monkeys from attacking tourists near the famous landmark, Indian security guards are turning to an unusual weapon of choice — slingshots. #ThankGodIt'sMonday?
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"They're not the weapon of choice, but they do get used," said John Hagedorn, a criminologist at the University of Illinois at Chicago who has studied the city's gangs.
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Not only is her weapon of choice also a bow, but like Aloy, most of her fights are won through careful planning and the clever use of traps and tools.
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The acid attack of a 3-year-old boy inside a busy store in England highlights the growing trend of attackers using the corrosive liquid as a weapon of choice.
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It scuttled from the desk under my window onto the side of my bookshelf as I frantically grabbed for my weapon of choice, my chunky, size 12 New Balance sneaker.
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To that point, Ben and Jerry definitely charmed at least one Secret Service agent on the scene with their weapon of choice ... a cup of their world famous ice cream.
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It is no longer politically tenable to be a Democratic presidential candidate and support the sale of the AR-15, which has become the weapon of choice for mass shooters.
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Rape can be a weapon of choice for armed groups, and it has the power to destroy entire communities – as well as individual victims' lives – and instill fear across regions.
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Consider that when Iran — or its proxies —undertook a strike on a Saudi Aramco oil refinery last fall, the weapon of choice was physical: explosive-laden drones and cruise missiles.
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MS-1303's "foreignness," its official status as a transnational criminal organization, and its penchant for ultraviolence — the machete is a frequent weapon of choice — certainly make for sensationalistic copy.
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Image: Meaghan DyerThe weapon of choice for this experiment was the aforementioned Thames Beater, radiocarbon-dated to about 4,600 years ago, was found near the Thames river in the early 1990s.
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The worry now, as the coalition continues to notch up military victories, is that Boko Haram will continue to pivot towards the use of young girls as their weapon of choice.
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This has left the law a weapon of choice for Republicans in Congress, particularly in an election year in which Speaker Paul A. Ryan is seeking to set the policy agenda.
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In a time when no American neighborhood is insulated from a world in which bloody terror is for some the weapon of choice, these questions are much more than campaign issues.
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Even if America and Iran avoid military conflict in the Gulf, companies will still have to grapple with the sanctions which to date have been President Donald Trump's weapon of choice.
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Many parents turn to one perfectly distracting weapon of choice on long haul journeys — the tablet, oftentimes the iPad, which can be a lifesaver when it comes to those gruelling flights.
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He was out for target practice, armed with a Savage 110 BA Bolt-Action sniper rifle and a Colt M4 semiautomatic rifle, the "weapon of choice" for the U.S. armed forces.
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In 2012, concerned that those caps on defense spending would cut into their bottom lines, the five top contractors went on the political offensive, making future jobs their weapon of choice.
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Maduro is a ruthless politician, and he quickly found a way to work around the legislature: relying on the Venezuelan supreme court as his new weapon of choice against the opposition.
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"My daughter, running down the hallway, was shot in the back with an assault weapon, the weapon of choice," Mr. Guttenberg said during the forum as Mr. Rubio stood stone-faced.
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But the relative difficulty of preparing and carrying out such attacks, including finding makeshift armor and retrofitting vehicles with it and building bombs, still makes them a selective weapon of choice.
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When Bridget ultimately commits murder by spraying mace down a man's throat, her weapon of choice is no coincidence: The femme fatale prevails by turning lethal the tools of feminine susceptibility.
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The upcoming PS4 reboot of the series starts with the angriest Greek in gaming glowering down at a tree that you chop down with Kratos' new weapon of choice: the Leviathan Axe.
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Opening with the words "this is my voice, my weapon of choice" in a deep, a cappella drawl, the first track then launches into an intensely fiery pattern of bass and percussion.
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Yet despite the recent market unease about the effects on the financial system of increasingly negative interest rates, for now at least they seem to be the central bankers' weapon of choice.
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In America, when we want to take out our frustrations on a building in an act of civil disobedience—or just because we feel like it—eggs are the weapon of choice.
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Toward the end of the video, someone threw a milkshake — the "weapon" of choice for protesters in the UK denouncing far-right advocates these days — at his face and successfully hit him.
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All three companies make a version of the AR-15-style semiautomatic rifle, which was used by the killer in Parkland on Wednesday and is the weapon of choice for mass shootings.
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Time and time again, fear is the Republicans' No. 1 weapon of choice, because they know that fear is primal and that logic flies out the window when survival is at stake.
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ISIS' weapon of choice The source of the explosion: a suicide car bomb just down the street, which sent shreds of metal and cement flying into the air and clanking onto the pavement.
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We're talking about you, me, our spouse, parents, friends and kids directly being cheated by people we know inside our community, whose weapon of choice is common, everyday checking accounts and credit cards.
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The Senate recently voted down a package of "emergency" arms sales to the Saudis and the UAE that included thousands of Raytheon Paveway munitions, the weapon of choice in that Yemeni air campaign.
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As he's leaving the Kingdom for the Hilltop, armed with his weapon of choice and the knowledge that Carol is safe, he finally seems like the character we know and love once again.
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A gentle giant with shoulders like an ox, he's so determined to escape his gangbanging past that when he finally lumbers into action, his weapon of choice is a sledgehammer, not a gun.
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For his assault, Bowers used the weapon of choice for mass shooters in the United States: the AR-15, a semi-automatic rifle that is a perfect weapon to kill lots of people.
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Their weapon of choice was the super-injunction: an order which is so secret it not only stops you naming the parties but also bans you from even saying an injunction has been granted.
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He said the coalition expected IS to use similar tactics to those it had employed during the months-long battle in Mosul, including the use of armored car bombs as its "weapon of choice".
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"Generally people still erroneously believe that the cotton-tipped applicator or Q-tip is the primary weapon of choice to get rid of earwax," Taylor, who wasn't involved in the guidelines, said by email.
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A bomb — the weapon of choice in a half-dozen recent, and mysterious, assassinations in the territory — tore apart a car carrying Igor V. Plotnitsky, the leader of the self-proclaimed Luhansk People's Republic.
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Once she's back on the job, her official assignments include finding a female serial killer whose weapon of choice is a straight razor and keeping tabs on an extremist militia called the Sovereign Citizens.
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They say that the shooter was encouraged by the marketing campaign to choose his weapon of choice and that under Connecticut law they have the legal right to bring the claim against the manufacturer.
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Then there is the vicious topspin forehand modelled on her idol Rafael Nadal's weapon-of-choice and the Marat Safin-like double-handed backhand, taken at shoulder-level with both feet off the ground.
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Weapon of Choice We asked Missy Robbins, the owner and chef at Brooklyn's Lilia restaurant, a favorite of the Times restaurant critic Pete Wells, to tell us her must-have item of the moment.
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Drones have been President Barack Obama's counterterrorism weapon of choice since he took office in 2009, and have been used in the U.S. pursuit of militant groups in Somalia, Nigeria, Yemen, Syria, Pakistan, and elsewhere.
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"Acid is now a fashionable weapon of choice for criminals and gang members to exert control, to keep people in line, and for revenge attacks," said Dr. Simon Harding, a gang expert at Middlesex University.
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"If it were up to me, I would pick that one," said the 50-year-old actor pointing his weapon of choice (though, like in TWD's most recent finale cliffhanger, his choice was not shown).
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With his longest ride in the past being 200 miles, the Ironman triathlete will challenge his abilities on his bike – which he refers to as his "weapon of choice" when he races – on April 23.
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Rare poisons were the weapon of choice in the assassination and attempted assassination of two other Russians living in Britain, both former security service agents, and the British government directly implicated Moscow in those deaths.
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The adapted wartime rifle like the one used in the Sandy Hook spree has become the weapon of choice in mass shootings across the last five years, in which hundreds of people have been murdered.
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The Nigerian government's rules about where aid agencies can go are simply accepted, even though starvation has been a weapon of choice for defeating insurgencies in Nigeria since the war over Biafran secession in the 1960s.
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Personal attacks are Mr. Trump's weapon of choice, not the Pope's, and anyone could have predicted what happened next: Trump struck back with indignant fury, and his people revenge-tweeted about the walls surrounding Vatican City.
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He was also allegedly armed with an "AR-type assault weapon," which is designed to kill human beings at a rapid pace and is often the weapon of choice for mass murderers in the United States.
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They included the AR-15 semiautomatic rifle, a weapon of choice for rampaging killers, including the young man accused of killing four people and wounding four others this month at a Waffle House restaurant in Nashville.
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According to the person who took the video, the device-smasher's weapon of choice was a steel ball from a French game called "Pétanque," which kind of just looks like Bocce, but what do I know?
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Since its introduction in 1947, the AK-47 evolved, as The Times's C. J. Chivers recounts in his book of its history, "The Gun," into the weapon of choice for guerrilla warfare, crime, terrorism and jihad.
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Moreover, in the recent conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, improvised explosive devices (IEDs) were often the weapon of choice for the insurgent army, thus causing an increase in the number of TBIs diagnosed from previous wars.
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The massive projectile-shooting weapon may be new to Cersi, but it turns out that the Lannisters do play favorites, because Mashable points out that the crossbow seems to be the weapon of choice for the family.
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We slowed our pace to witness the bit of drama that escalated into one of the guys using a floor lamp like a baseball bat while the other's weapon of choice was a f—ing bird bath.
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The lawsuit said "AR-15s were the weapon of choice for mass shooters looking to inflict maximum casualties," at targets including Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut, an Aurora, Colorado, movie theater and an Orlando, Florida, nightclub.
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However, the absence of punishing rough is only one of the considerations players will have to take into account when deciding their weapon of choice off the tee, with numerous water hazards also uppermost in their minds.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - As a hired killer whose weapon of choice is a particular brand of hammer, Joaquin Phoenix delivered a short, sharp shock of a movie to close the Cannes Film Festival's main competition on Saturday.
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AMSTERDAM, March 8 (Reuters) - Thousands of people have been fatally gassed with nerve agents on battlefields since World War Two, most recently in Iraq and Syria, but they are not a weapon of choice for urban assassinations.
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In the winter of 1956, when Gunther and his old Kripo sidekick, Friedrich Korsch, meet again, in a dark alley in Villefranche, it was already the weapon of choice among the secret agents of the Soviet bloc.
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Trade disputes spurred by the president's affinity for employing tariffs as his diplomatic weapon of choice have cast a pall over the global economy as finance ministers gather in Japan for an annual Group of 20 meeting.
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Russia fomented political divisions in the U.S and other Western democracies and sought to undermine NATO, emboldened by some Western leaders who did little or nothing to oppose it; the weapon of choice often was social media.
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While an aircraft carrier is not the weapon of choice for a strike on North Korea — such an operation would more likely involve long-range bombers and cruise missiles — it sends a vivid message of military might.
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As such, it is easy to see why it was the weapon of choice to help Afghan forces pitted against well-dug-in IS fighters in a part of the country where the risk to civilians was minimal.
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Each of the girls' magical abilities are tied to a weapon of choice, from a huge mallet to a small pistol, and when they concentrate they can transform into a magical version of themselves à la Sailor Moon.
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But if scare tactics are the weapon of choice, the pro-tax reform forces could do a lot better by focusing on what the people who will vote on the tax reform bill fear the most: Losing elections.
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His weapon of choice was a Ruger AR-220006 MPR (Multi-Purpose Rifle), a most deadly effective "weapon of war" that can be chambered to fire rounds typically utilized by the military, and classified as 2202 NATO and .
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Beyond the political repercussions, social media platforms also have morphed into the weapon of choice for ignorant and cowardly bullies — be they trolls, celebrities, academics, politicians, media or executives — looking to exact some form of often anonymous revenge.
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"If I want to change the pace of a set, or interrupt a steady flow of straight, pounding techno without losing the groove, the Zenker Brothers are my weapon of choice," the Berghain resident revealed in a 2015 interview.
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So while the number is going down, guns are still the weapon of choice for murder in the US. This high level of gun ownership within the community creates a threat environment that is simply not present in Australia.
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And now, after Paris and San Bernadino, Twitter, long the propaganda weapon of choice of terrorists, has recently removed 85033 thousand accounts and there are strong indications they will help degrade the terrorists' manipulation of their social media platform.
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In an address given to the U.K.-based Society of Editors earlier this week, Hall called the term "the weapon of choice for repressive regimes everywhere," after the term "fake news" went mainstream during the 2016 presidential election campaign.
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Arya's weapon of choice might have looked familiar, and it should have: Before it ended the Battle of Winterfell in Sunday night's "Game of Thrones," it appeared in several other important moments, starting way back at the very beginning.
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Guns are also the weapon of choice in domestic violence murders more than other weapons combined ... Gun violence is connected to so many other issues our communities face, and that recognition is critical for showing solidarity and working cross-movement.
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And while I think Morgan's performance, again, is a good one, I find myself spending a lot of time wondering just how he's managed to stay on top for so long, especially when his weapon of choice is a baseball bat.
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As Canadians, we're also proud of our strict gun laws, which no doubt helped in the quick, safe and efficient takedown of the accused mass murderer, Alek Minassian, whose only available weapon of choice that day was a rental van.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A vicious topspin forehand modeled on her idol Rafael Nadal's weapon-of-choice got Daria Kasatkina out of a spot of bother in a topsy-turvy third-round match against Maria Sakkari at the French Open on Friday.
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These devices stun animals by shooting a retractible rod into their skulls and entered popular culture as the weapon of choice of Anton Chigurh, the antagonist of Cormac McCarthy's No Country for Old Men and the film adaptation of the same name.3.
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Dark teen superhero shows seem to be DC's weapon of choice, with the finale of the grim live-action Teen Titans show Titans being quickly followed by the January 4th premiere of Young Justice: Outsiders, the long-awaited third season of Young Justice.
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Sometime during the past several years, in between the burst of the dot-com bubble and becoming Russia's weapon of choice for meddling in foreign elections, the internet turned a skin-care product formulated over four decades ago into a very modern craze.
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We never would have guessed that the utilitarian device, used to measure the distance between two opposite sides of an object, happens to be the blogger's surprising weapon of choice in achieving the impossible: flawless brows that are identical, not fraternal twins.
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My weapon of choice this Computex is the MOS Go, a hipflask-sized 12000 mAh battery pack that gives my MacBook about three quarters of a charge, which is more than enough for me to make it through a day of heavy use.
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Their mantra is "yi yeol chi yeol," or "fight fire with fire," and their weapon of choice is samgyetang, a whole young chicken or Cornish hen stuffed with glutinous rice, ginseng root, red dates and garlic, served piping hot in its own broth.
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In reality, Roseanne Barr overdosed on entitled bigotry, supported by a culture at war, where the President of the United States is celebrated for being an open racist or gentrifiers feel empowered to call the police as a manifest destiny weapon of choice.
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Adopting a stage name from the famous knife fighter James Bowie and his weapon of choice, sporting long hair and androgynous fashion, and fusing high art with street sensibilities, Bowie defied the conventions of music, sex, gender, and pretty much everything else in his path.
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With all of this activity focused on tech companies, it's no surprise that the administration would turn to the Executive Order — a preferred weapon of choice for Presidents who find their agenda stalled in the face of an uncooperative legislature (or prevailing rule of law).
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Citing a string of mass shootings involving semiautomatic rifles, the Sandy Hook families argue that the "AR-21 is the weapon of choice for shooters looking to inflict maximum casualties, and American schools are on the forefront of such violence," according to court documents.
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Officially dubbed the Leviathan Axe, the new blade is the signature weapon for Kratos in the 2018 reboot, replacing the fiery Blades of Chaos as his weapon of choice for slicing and dicing through the hordes of enemies that the game will throw at you.
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And while a smaller percent of households own guns, the country has more of them, and they are deadlier: Semiautomatic rifles like the AR-15 have become the weapon of choice in the largest recent mass killings, leading to death tolls in the dozens.
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This signature achievement of the city and regional planning movement of the 1910s and '20s became the weapon of choice for white middle-class suburbs after World War II. As your column says, zoning was intended to help large cities control density, clutter and congestion.
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Controversy is swelling in Italy over the Treasury's use of derivatives, which were its weapon of choice to insure its 2.2 trillion euros public debt - the second highest in the euro zone relative to economic output - against rising interest rates after the 2008 financial crisis.
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Although Kondrat'yev's weapon of choice was dairy-free, there's a good chance that she was inspired by the efforts of Danyaal Mahmud, the 23-year-old British man who has been credited, for better or for worse, with starting the trend of "milkshaking" shitty politicians.
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" In a similar vein, Palestinian-American business consultant Sam Bahour, based in the West Bank, writing in the online magazine +972, described the proposed workshop as the latest attempt by the Trump administration to "batter the Palestinians into political surrender" using money as its "weapon of choice.
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The United States has made drones its "weapon of choice" in the war on terror in large part because of its obligation under international law to take "all feasible precautions" to avoid and minimize incidental loss of civilian life, injury to civilians and damage to civilian infrastructure.
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Or the Justice Department could focus on the issue that Senator Ron Wyden emphasized in the hours after the hearing: Personal data is now the weapon of choice for political influence campaigns and we must NOT make it easier for foreign adversaries to seize these weapons.
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Apart from the obvious fact that they're readily accessible to the latest terror weapon of choice, the truck, van or car, this seems to be another reason why these places attract this sort of hatred: For a city dweller, they embody a certain idea of happiness.
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Mast explained, the fully automatic M-4 rifle he carried in Afghanistan where he lost both legs and a finger clearing a path for Army Rangers, is almost identical in engineering to the semi-automatic AR-15 that has become the weapon of choice for mass shooters.
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Observing the more common trend in recent years for U.K. terror perpetrators to select cars or knives as the weapon of choice, the security expert said the level of sophistication needed to construct this device will have authorities asking whether the operative was a part of a larger operation.
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A federal lawsuit filed in New York by a victim of a Bronx hospital shooting calls for ending sales of AR-15 rifles to civilians, adding a new front in the national debate surrounding the weapon of choice in mass shootings, including at a Florida high school last month.
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From his very first news conference as a presidential candidate, when he denounced Mexican border-crossers as rapists and criminals, a rancid nativism — aimed at people who have darker skins than Norwegians — has been Trump's tribalist weapon of choice, his scalpel prodding the worst impulses of the American spirit.
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Read more: ISIS was once using Kia vehicles as their weapon of choice in MosulWednesday's report came amid a scathing assessment from the Defense Department's inspector general warning that the Islamic State, also known as ISIS, could be resurfacing in light of the US's decision to withdraw its troops from Syria.
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The weapon of choice is usually not an exotic assault rifle with a banana clip; more often it's a plain old handgun held by an angry young man knee deep in "the life," killing because of a petty beef -- involving, perhaps, drugs, an insult, a bad look, a scuffed shoe.
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Even among mass killings, a handgun is more likely to be the weapon of choice than a rifle; a Mother Jones database of mass killings between 1982 and 2012 indicated that more than two-thirds of mass killers had a semi-automatic handgun while only one in four had a rifle of any kind.
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Mann, who won a Fulbright to Taiwan and learned paper-making in India, guides these elements through accident and design into a precarious balance of harmony and clangor, an empire of the senses (to repurpose the title of Nagisa Ōshima's transgressive '70s exercise in erotic cinema) where seduction vies with firepower as the weapon of choice.
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"The Killing of a Sacred Deer", a bizarre, nightmarish film starring Colin Farrell and Nicole Kidman, is considered to be in with a chance, as is "You Were Never Really Here", by one of only three women directors in Cannes, Lynne Ramsay, and starring Joaquin Phoenix as a hired killer whose weapon of choice is a hammer.
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The Trump administration's weapon of choice for combating cyber theft has been tariffs, and the president upped the stakes for the Xi meeting earlier this week when he told The Wall Street Journal that he was leaning toward slapping another series of tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese imports, including popular electronics like iPhones that are manufactured in China.
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The guns that will be moved to Commerce's jurisdiction include AR-15 rifles of the sort used in the Parkland, Florida school shooting; sniper rifles that could be used against U.S. troops; and AK-47-style semi-automatic weapons of the kind that are the weapon of choice in the world's most vicious and violent civil wars.
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If there is any indication from today's decision by the Supreme Court to hear arguments about the threat of partisan gerrymandering to the health of our democracy, politicians on both sides of the aisle should be worried about their growing and excessive use of this practice as a political weapon of choice to maintain political power at the expense of voters.
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An acid attack affecting such a large group of people is rare, but the use of noxious chemicals—or "face melters"—as a weapon of choice is now horrifyingly frequent in the UK. Figures released by the Metropolitan Police found there has been a steep rise in the number of reported attacks in London to more than one incident a day, from 21980 in 2015 to 454 in 2016.
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The wired Arctis Pro (without GameDAC) is compatible with the Xbox One, but both the wireless version and the version that connected to the wired DAC will only work with either Sony's latest consoles or with a Windows or Mac-based gaming PC. I'm a bit saddened by that since I'm a big fan of PUBG on Xbox, and also lately of Sea of Thieves, but I also do regularly play PS4 and PC games, and the Arctis Pro Wireless is my weapon of choice now when using either, either for multiplayer or single player games.
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