" She added: "Weapons of war have no place on our streets.
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" The platform doesn't detail what it classifies as "weapons of war.
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When children become weapons of war, we will not stay silent.
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Lindsay saw first-hand the devastation possible with weapons of war.
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They are weapons of war, and integral to Iran's security strategy.
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They were the largest weapons of war the world had ever seen.
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"Nobody needs one of these weapons of war" is the common refrain.
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And yes, we should stop selling weapons of war into our communities.
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The weapons of war shall "ease the housewives' burden," The Times wrote.
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That's $23 billion spent on missiles, arms and other weapons of war.
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What do we do about weapons of war easily accessible on our streets?
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"I believe weapons of war have no place on our streets," Clinton said.
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The Second Amendment does not guarantee the right to own weapons of war.
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"But even after that, Sanders maintained his opposition to these weapons of war."
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Three Venezuelans were arrested in recent days with "weapons of war," he added.
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The crowd clapped and Putin revealed a contest to name the weapons of war.
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That was an acceptable trade-off when weapons of war were muskets and cannons.
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I hope my kids know we don't need weapons of war on the street.
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Military strategists, from Saladin to the Nazis, used mosquitoes as direct weapons of war.
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It's too soon to talk about getting weapons of war out of our communities.
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The typical argument for the ban: Weapons of war have no place in American communities.
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But most restrictions on weapons of war came with the National Firearms Act of 1934.
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We have to ban assault weapons to get these weapons of war off our streets.
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These are weapons of war and should be used in combat, not in our communities.
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"We've gone from organizing the world's information to … optimizing weapons of war," the page said.
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"We're spending almost $600 billion a year on weapons of war," she told the newspaper.
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These substances have been used for centuries both as weapons of war and as medicine.
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Your government is there, without your permission, but with your tax dollars and weapons of war.
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Those weapons of war were designed to kill people as effectively and as efficiently as possible.
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Weapons of war have no place in our streets, and absolutely no place in our schools.
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Americans deserve to know what their next Commander in Chief thinks about these weapons of war.
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Of course, it's important to realize these are weapons of war, and thus, you know, less cool.
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" He also said those countries "have been working to bring new weapons of war into space itself.
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I just don't think that we need to sell any more weapons of war into this public.
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"Recently our adversaries have been working to bring new weapons of war into space itself," Pence said.
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It's recurring feature is militaristic, giant robots blasting and slicing each other with various mechanized weapons of war.
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"Weapons of war and implements of peace are but the points at which it finds release," Frost said.
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"We have to make it harder for people who should not have those weapons of war," she said.
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"They brought weapons of war," said Diego Reyes Alonso, 26, one of the people who was tied up.
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It won't ban bump stocks, or fix our background system, or get weapons of war off our streets.
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Truman himself came to believe that the US should never use nuclear weapons as ordinary weapons of war.
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I want the most dangerous weapons — these weapons of war — out of the hands of the most dangerous people.
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Such guns are weapons of war, they argue, and they should never have been marketed and sold to civilians.
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" Moulton an Iraq War veteran, continued, "Weapons of war have no place on our streets or in our schools.
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" His voice rising, Mr. O'Brien said: "These are weapons of war, and they have no place in civilian life.
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"We can take these weapons of war off the streets of our country," declared Nashville's Democratic mayor David Briley.
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I think there's just a significant consensus that there is no place for weapons of war in our communities.
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But it's far from defeated and has proven that hobbyist drones are easy to turn into weapons of war.
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" Briley said comprehensive gun reform is needed to "take these weapons of war off the streets of our country.
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Their attacks have ramped up in recent months, with suicide bombings, kidnapping and rape used as everyday weapons of war.
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These are weapons of war that have no place in our communities, in our politics or in our public discourse.
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" O'Rourke continued by calling for universal background checks, red flag gun laws and a government buyback for "weapons of war.
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We must reckon with the fact that easy access to weapons of war enables hateful ideology to become domestic terrorism.
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Narratives of atrocity were themselves weapons of war, and "both sides recognized the power of print media," Hoock points out.
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If we all come together on this for the greater good, we can take weapons of war off the street.
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I can't wait to see what happens when massive zeppelins and other weird weapons of war are added to the mix.
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And then the ban expired and-- we have seen a rash of terrible-- killings and massacres-- using these weapons of war.
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" On guns, she is unequivocal: "We have to make it harder for people who should not have those weapons of war.
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"How long will we accept weapons of war being used to slaughter our children," she wrote the day of the shooting.
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As reports of drones as weapons of war and instruments of surveillance became more common, he wanted to understand them better.
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Pat Ryan is a combat veteran who makes a compelling case that weapons of war should be used in, well, war.
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These aren't just weapons of war, these are tools that can do a great deal to improve the way we do business.
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On Sunday, Haley said new sanctions against Russia would be coming to target the companies that produced weapons of war for Syria.
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Clinton said the country required "more resources for this fight" and called for the removal of "weapons of war" from the streets.
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She also repeatedly noted that the Trump administration did more to provide Ukraine with weapons of war than the previous administration did.
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"We are going to have a debate on weapons of war and whether they belong in our community or not," Deutch says.
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Gun safety advocates, however, hailed the advancement of the bill as a "needed step towards banning weapons of war" in the state.
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And, considering the terrible speed with which these weapons of war can destroy lives, we do not have a moment to spare.
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Some 22,000 people descended on Kielce, Poland, last month for the International Defense Industry Exhibition, to check out the latest weapons of war.
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She reflects upon the dissonance that these women felt as they designed and built weapons of war with the express aims of killing.
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"AR-15s and AK-47s are not safe for public ownership, and mandatory buybacks will get dangerous weapons of war off the streets."
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YouTube remains flooded with gun-related content, but doesn't want gun owners using the site to transform their firearms into weapons of war.
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He paved the way for mass production of the devices that would both launch humans into the stars and fuel weapons of war.
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These guns are weapons of war, meant to kill large numbers of people in a short time, which is what happened in Orlando.
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Ban weapons of war for civilian use, including assault-style weapons, high capacity magazines, as well as bump stocks and untraceable guns. Period.
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"Mass shootings are occurring at an alarming rate and will continue unless we stop the easy access to weapons of war," Democratic Reps.
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Mahwish Chishty projects Pakistan's folk art traditions against the blank flanks of America's weapons of war, subsumed by the very culture they target.
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It is obvious to me that for any American citizen to have access to weapons of war like an AR-15 is insane.
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"We know that for years Russia has looked the other way while their Syrian friends use these despicable weapons of war," she said.
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People should not have to fear death and injury every day from gun violence, especially from weapons of war in our places of peace.
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In a 85033 to four opinion, the majority stated that the Second Amendment does not guarantee a citizen's right to own "weapons of war".
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Our students and our families deserve nothing less than a nationwide effort to reduce gun violence and take weapons of war off our streets.
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Like anyone who has lived through war, I dream that future generations will one day be at peace, will abandon the weapons of war.
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Embedded in the timeline are the names of 8,450 people who lost their lives to suicide bombers, assassins, weapons of war and unknown gunmen.
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If we needed any more of a reminder as to why weapons of war have no place in our communities, this summer provided it.
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If we agree that having millions of weapons of war on the streets is a bad idea, we have to do something about it.
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And just in the past few months alone, these weapons of war have brought unspeakable tragedy to El Paso, Dayton, and most recently Odessa.
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The abundance of weapons of war on the streets and Mr. Trump's unending racist rhetoric are indisputably connected to the massacre in El Paso.
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The abundance of weapons of war on the streets and Mr. Trump's unending racist rhetoric are indisputably connected to the massacre in El Paso.
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The move is part of what some observers see as a broader North American trend to increasingly use weapons of war to police civilians.
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The Virginia-based defense and aerospace technology firm is one of the U.S. military's biggest clients, specializing in everything from cybersecurity to weapons of war.
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"I believe weapons of war have no place on our streets," Clinton told a cheering crowd gathered at the Industrial Innovation Center in Cleveland, Ohio.
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She also believes Area 513 remains a place for American armed forces to develop and test the next generation of aircraft and weapons of war.
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Ted Deutch: A lot of people have told this community that it's too soon to talk about getting weapons of war out of our communities.
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"The economy has collapsed, belligerents are using scorched earth tactics - murder and rape as weapons of war - they're all gross violations of international law," he said.
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It said siege and starvation continued to be used as weapons of war and called for an immediate end to all obstacles preventing civilians accessing aid.
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R. 5088), which raises to 21 the minimum for individuals to purchase, transfer or possess weapons of war and the "Gun Safety, Not Sorry Act" (H.
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When it comes to actually fighting, there are some essentials that an army needs to be backed by — chief among them is the weapons of war.
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But after years of attacks by people with weapons of war, students cannot feel safe and are demanding that adults end years of complaisance and act.
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Activists Nadia Murad and Denis Mukwege, who are working to end rape and sexual violence as weapons of war, were just awarded the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize.
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The Orlando massacre "reminds us once more that weapons of war have no place on our streets," Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton posted on Facebook on Sunday.
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If we can all just come together for this and for the greater good, we can take these weapons of war off the streets of our country.
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True to their roots, such rifles and the newer rifle-derived magazine-fed assault pistols are weapons of war and restricting their ownership would improve public safety.
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He was arrested in 2013 and charged with associating with criminals, attacks against the state, aggravated injuries and possession of weapons of war - charges which he denies.
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Duckworth penned an op-ed in The Washington Post railing against the accessibility of "weapons of war" following deadly mass shootings in places such as Newtown, Conn.
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Clearly, people with serious mental illness should not be able to own guns (and no civilians should be able to buy weapons of war like AR-15s).
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I just think that we need to go as far as we possibly can in removing these weapons of war from our communities and from our streets.
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It makes zero strategic sense to let the United States become dependent on a strategic opponent for the steel that makes many of our weapons of war.
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Experts say it likely remains an area for the Air Force and US spy agencies to develop the next generation of aircraft and other weapons of war.
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A Congress unwilling to require universal background checks will almost certainly cower from taking on the contentious issue of banning future sales of these weapons of war.
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When he does, he runs the risk of provoking another country to take action against us or our allies – possibly involving real missiles and other weapons of war.
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We will encourage better police-community relations, require the use of body cameras, and stop the use of weapons of war that have no place in our communities.
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Political carnage and carnage in the classroom, weaponized songs and weapons of war, snipers on the hockey rink and mass shooters — all blur together across our cognitive maps.
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A federal appeals court upheld Maryland's ban on 45 kinds of assault rifles Tuesday, ruling that the Second Amendment does not cover "weapons of war," NBC News reports.
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Women and girls in crisis are deliberately targeted with sexual violence and rape as weapons of war, which weren't even crimes punishable in international criminal law until recently.
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Chishty studied miniature painting in Lahore and here she utilizes elements of that technique, projecting Pakistan's folk art traditions against the blank flanks of America's weapons of war.
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Beto says bluntly ... Americans have too many guns and it's too easy to buy "weapons of war" and use them against one another -- even without a background check.
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And that is making sure that we take action to keep our kids and our schools safe and to get dangerous weapons of war off of our streets.
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We have mentally ill people that can get access to weapons of war like an AR-15 and you can't just say 'well it's a mental health problem.
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Squall and his companions are weapons of war, deployable around the globe, and they are honed into that shape through magical means that strip them of their own history.
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If there's a lesson to be learned from all of this, it should be that toys and relaxing lawn games shouldn't be made out of actual weapons of war.
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Thursday's horrific mass shooting of Dallas police officers is more evidence of a nation in pain as well as a nation with access to too many weapons of war.
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It's also shown that a clever person with vast resources can exploit the market to ship weapons of war across the world and into the hands of waiting terrorists.
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They weren't "weapons of war" to us, nor were my parents "gun nuts"; they just had a camper trailer in upstate New York, where bears were common campfire intruders.
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Mr. Douthat's plan to make increasingly powerful weapons available to successively higher age groups fails to justify — or explain the purpose of — any weapons of war in private hands.
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BOGOTÁ, Colombia — Colombia is investigating a possible plot to assassinate President Ivan Duque that may involve Venezuelan nationals arrested while carrying "weapons of war," according to a top official.
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What is depressingly clear, however, is that as long as America makes it easy for young, angry men to buy weapons of war, it should expect more mass shootings.
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But, beyond that, the best way for us to show that is to take action in Washington, in Tallahassee, to get these weapons of war off of our streets.
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This is the deadliest mass shooting in the history of the United States and it reminds us once more that weapons of war have no place on our streets.
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Calling these rifles "assault weapons" is unfair, gun makers and their apologists insist, because it implies they are frightening weapons of war when they are sold for civilian use.
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"We have to make it harder for people who want to kill Americans to get their hands on weapons of war that let them kill dozens of innocents," Obama said.
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We often forget that Silicon Valley was built on the backs of US military budgets cranking out weapons of war and the microchips that would guide them to their destinations.
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"We have to make it harder for people who want to kill Americans to get their hands on weapons of war that let them kill dozens of innocents," he said.
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According to Eater, many of them limit the amount of drinks you can buy per hour, so you can't get fully shit-faced and sling ancient weapons of war around.
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Weapons of war that were designed to kill people on the battlefield as effectively, as efficiently, and in as great a number as possible have no place in our communities.
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The European Union condemned the Trump administration's plan to expand the use of anti-personnel landmines, brutal weapons of war banned by around 160 countries worldwide, in a statement Tuesday.
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But my favorite mecha games, shows, and stories explore giant robots as more than just walking tanks—while simultaneously reckoning with the fact that they are weapons of war, too.
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The Syrian military and its allies deliberately targeted civilians, hospitals and schools, using starvation and the denial of medical care as weapons of war that brought the city to its knees.
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A new era where weapons of war are becoming more intelligent and more enabled by data — such as unmanned ships, submarines or drones — raises complex challenges for national and global security.
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That culture transformed passive watchers of television into a veritable army that wields textual analysis and imagination like weapons of war, and that army won't go away after the credits roll.
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"This is the deadliest mass shooting in the history of the United States, and it reminds us once more that weapons of war have no place on our streets," Clinton said.
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There is no place for assault weapons in our society, and Congress must pass a new ban now before we needlessly lose any more innocent Americans to these weapons of war.
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" O'Rourke fired back at Buttigieg on Twitter and wrote, "Leaving millions of weapons of war on the streets because Trump and McConnell are 'at least pretending to be open to reforms'?
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They see the NRA and its allies—whether mealymouthed politicians or mendacious commentators peddling conspiracy theories—as mere shills for those who make money selling weapons of war to whoever can pay.
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He said he would like to see "fortifications, villages built in defensible locations, specialized weapons of war, artistic or symbol depictions of war," and more than one site before calling it warfare.
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I support three particular proposals advocated by the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence that can help keep guns out of the wrong hands and prevent civilian access to weapons of war.
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For instance, lawmakers actively limiting access to weapons of war could help rid our streets of the kind of assault rifle that shows up time and again at scenes of mass violence.
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"But beyond that, the best way for us to show that is to take action in Washington, in Tallahassee, to get these weapons of war off of our streets," Deutch said. Rep.
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He spoke movingly about investing effort in a solution to the national plague of gun violence, vowing to ensure that "weapons of war" designed for conflict zones would no longer be sold domestically.
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Inspired by seeing common atrocities such as genital mutilation and rape as a weapons of war, Jolie co-founded the Preventing Sexual Violence Initiative (PSVI), a global campaign against sexual violence in conflict.
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The difference between the United States and other developed countries, the reason for all of this pain and suffering, is tragically simple -- in America we allow bigots to arm themselves with weapons of war.
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Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence is on a mission to cut the number of gun deaths in half by 2025 by advocating for expanded background checks, restricting access to weapons of war, and more.
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Not one that, as John F. Kennedy feared, would be "enforced upon the world through on the world by American weapons of war," but one that is bestowed upon the world by American technological innovation.
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The Red Cross calculates that more than one million Vietnamese have suffered health problems, including serious birth defects and cancers as a direct consequence of the promiscuous use of those poisons as weapons of war.
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Editorial The chilling survey of North Korea's cyberpower in The Times, describing a sophisticated program of not only weapons of war but also of theft, blackmail, harassment and score-settling, is shocking, but not surprising.
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These students have inspired a wave of public support and give many of us hope that we can agree on ridding our streets and schools of weapons of war without threatening our Second Amendment rights.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Armed groups in Central African Republic are using rape and sexual slavery as weapons of war in an abuse that may amount to crimes against humanity, a rights group said on Thursday.
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Depending on the hero's superpowers, we sometimes get to see them applying this technique to the inanimate weapons of war, as in the case of Namor punching a tank on the cover of Marvel Comics 22.
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In a speech to the Pentagon last week, Vice President Mike Pence accused China and Russia of developing technologies and weapons to target US satellites and "working to bring new weapons of war into space itself."
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According to the group's website, the reforms they are seeking include bans on the sale of "military-style weapons, and all weapons of war" and raising the legal purchasing age for all guns to 21 years.
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The gun rights organization, which has adopted a neo-fascist media style during the Trump era, uses Facebook and Twitter to advance its agenda of making sure that every American has weapons of war at their disposal.
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What they're saying: "Wars only affect some regions of the world, yet weapons of war are produced and sold in other regions which are then unwilling to take in the refugees generated by these conflicts," Francis said.
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Like Banksy's piece, many of the artworks criticize the military industrial complex by portraying the horrifying effects of weapons of war — all of which are on display at DSEI, from missile-equipped drones to warships to surveillance technology.
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She also didn't hesitate to jump into the fray on the key Democratic issue of gun control, calling for more efforts by the U.S. government to stop "weapons of war" from getting into the hands of radicalized Americans.
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LKD from California said both gun control and gun training were needed: We need to get weapons of war off our streets, let the hunter have his riffle let the housewife have her hand gun but no 18yr.
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Casualties from land mines and similar booby-trap explosives increased for the second consecutive year in 2016, to the highest level since a treaty banning such weapons of war took effect in 1999, a monitoring group said Thursday.
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" While Clinton said preventive measures like "red flag" laws and mental health programs are a "good idea," he urged lawmakers to focus on "the sheer number of guns per capita and the widespread accessibility of weapons of war.
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Many mass shootings could never have taken place without the fuel of racist and misogynist propaganda, or the help of unscrupulous purveyors of the weapons of war, or the failure of public venues to implement effective security measures.
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Click here to view original GIFThey're one of the most terrifying and destructive weapons of war, but through the lens of a high-speed camera, a flamethrower looks like it's actually releasing a magical flying dragon made of fire.
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Yet if Russia's message is that no "traitor" is safe anywhere, it should be in the interest of every nation to send an indelible message to Mr. Putin that he cannot deploy his weapons of war anywhere he wants.
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This is a horrendous abdication of responsibility — both by legislators who have given up doing their jobs and by citizens who tacitly give up the task of reforming the legal frameworks governing our possession and use of weapons of war.
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"When it comes to guns, gun violence and the effects weapons of war have on human tissue, we are uniquely qualified to offer expert testimony," three Marine Corps veterans wrote in an op-ed in the Washington Post on Thursday.
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In fact, if it wasn't for the special effects, the film would probably go down as campy and often over-the-top where the actors arch their eyebrows at every opportunity and warriors use palm trees as weapons of war.
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The students are calling for a series of specific gun reforms, including bans on the sale of "military-style weapons, and all weapons of war" and raising the legal purchasing age for all guns to 21 years, according to their website.
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Considering that U.S. intelligence officials believe North Korea will never give up its nuclear weapons anyway, we might very well face the Kim regime's most terrifying weapons of war in a future conflict — but they might be fired by someone else.
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In Russian government classrooms, the techniques of disinformatia, kompromat, and agitprop — disinformation, compromising material, and political propaganda — have for decades been taught as weapons of war to weaken an opponent prior to military action, or as a substitute for military action.
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" 2009 "'Ruined' was a very upsetting play about the Democratic Republic of Congo, where one of the weapons of war was violence against women, but the pictures the show released were of a couple dancing and a woman putting on lipstick.
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As the former Chief of Police for the Petersburg, Va., Police Department and a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, I understand the need for sensible restrictions and oversight of these weapons of war that threaten officer and community safety.
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"Law enforcement and intelligence agencies are hard at work, and we will learn more in the hours and days ahead," said Clinton, who expressed her sympathy for the victims and said "weapons of war" have no place on U.S. streets.
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As for me, I will continue to write serious columns about matters such as the heroic students who march to change the arc of history and stop the killing of kids by mass murderers wielding weapons of war in our schools.
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"While we have sold them in the past to a small number of customers, last week's events have forced a reconsideration that has led us to believe such weapons of war have no place in our business — or our country," the company said.
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In a 215–215 decision, the federal court upheld Maryland's 215 assault weapons ban, finding that guns like the AR-15 are weapons of war, and thus American civilians don't have an unfettered right to buy and own them under the Second Amendment.
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Martinez also said Argentina did not have any immediate plans to purchase arms from abroad, denying statements on Twitter from former President Fernandez who said on Monday that Argentina sought to buy $2 billion of "sophisticated weapons of war" from the United States.
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But I think that we all agree that-- there are some people like this young man who had been under F.B.I. investigation, who turned into such a brutal killer-- who should not be able just to walk in and buy weapons of war.
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"Put simply, we have no power to extend Second Amendment protection to the weapons of war," Judge Robert King wrote, referring to the "military-style rifles" that were also used during mass shootings in Aurora, Colorado, San Bernardino, California, and Orlando, Florida.
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We need an assault weapons ban that includes a buyback program to get these weapons of war off our streets, and we need to seriously grapple with the proliferation of handguns that are used in so many instances of everyday gun violence.
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" But at least for Wednesday, Mr. Trump seemed willing to venture far from the N.R.A. script, even appearing to suggest that he might back a ban on assault-style weapons when Ms. Feinstein asked what they could do about "weapons of war.
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The AR-15, the gun behind some of the worst mass shootings in America, explained My point in bringing up the lever action rifle is that civilians have been buying "weapons of war" for a very long time, since the black powder musket days.
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As Deborah Jaramillo, author of "Ugly War, Pretty Package," explains, focusing on the weapons of war often distracts us from thinking critically about the consequences of military action -- distancing viewers from the consequences of war by showing them animated or decontextualized images of American firepower.
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"Put simply, we have no power to extend Second Amendment protection to the weapons of war that the Heller decision explicitly excluded from such coverage," Judge Robert King wrote in the majority opinion from the appeals court, citing a landmark Supreme Court case from 2008.
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Indeed, the president's unflinching and unrestrained determination to send armaments to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates — over the objections of lawmakers, civil society and the public at large — illustrates perfectly that, in the battle for the weapons of war, Congress has stumbled into its Waterloo.
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They would not have been able to conceive of a world in which civilians could purchase weapons of war, a culture in which gun-entranced suburbanites could host birthday parties where children fire off AR-15s for fun at a homemade range on someone's family farm.
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On top of that, we have achieved numerous legislative victories at the state level — a number of states have closed background check loopholes, removed guns from domestic abusers, limited access to weapons of war, and adopted policies to temporarily remove firearms from people exhibiting dangerous behavior.
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The survivors will join leading crusaders for change, including Ms. Murad and Dr. Mukwege; Céline Bardet, a founder of We Are Not Weapons of War, an NGO that provides support for victims of rapes in conflict; and Muhammad Yunus, the Nobel Peace Prize winner for 2006.
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At the end of the text that he paired with his photograph, "Zurich" (October 2014), Cole wrote: And I begin to worry that my search for information about these handguns and weapons of war would flag my activity as suspicious to the all-seeing eye of the government.
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DEUTCH: Yes, and the -- and the answer to the question is, do I support weapons that fire-off 150 rounds in seven or eight minutes, weapons that are weapons of war that serve no purpose other than killing the maximum number of people they can, you bet I am.
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Since the Parkland shooting, we've had gun-friendly politicians and news outlets evade the issue of firearms and instead suggest fixes like making video games less violent, building fewer doors at schools, reducing access to porn, and installing actual weapons of war to blow open escape holes in schools.
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Still, the fact that an American defense contractor, with government customers in the US and overseas, has been trying to buy one of the world's most reviled and restricted weapons of war on behalf of a customer it won't disclose shows how secretive and opaque the American arms business can be.
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On one side are Revolutionary-era artefacts, including weapons of war like a musket commissioned by Washington from a Philadelphia gunsmith, as well as everyday objects and political texts, including a page from the Pennsylvania Evening Post of July 6th 1776, with the first published text of the Declaration of Independence.
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One of the show's most critically acclaimed skirmishes — the Battle of the Goldroad in season 7, episode 4 — represents a radical shift away from historically inspired set pieces, and toward more conventional epic fantasy fare because it's the first time Dany deploys her dragons as a fully fledged weapons of war.
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He is calling for a ban on what he calls "weapons of war" and the mandatory buyback of all assault-style weapons -- the sales of which he has said he would make illegal -- at what he told CNN on Thursday would be a "fair price," as well as a voluntary buyback of handguns.
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Josh Earnest, the White House press secretary, noted that President Obama has long supported banning assault weapons that would bar people from buying "weapons of war," and said he would renew his push for a measure that would block those on "no-fly" lists because of suspected links to terrorism from purchasing a firearm.
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If we truly care about this — if we're going to offer up our thoughts and prayers again, for God knows how many times, with a truly clean conscience — then we have to do something about the easy accessibility of weapons of war on our streets to people who have no business wielding them. Period.
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Although concerned citizens must keep applying pressure on our representatives to act on issues of mental health that, along with shamefully easy access to weapons of war, produce mayhem in America, we must also realize there are small actions we can individually take to prepare for the day our own worlds are rocked by violence.
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When young Emma González addressed the crowd in Washington with six minutes of silence to commemorate the time it took for the mass murderer to kill her classmates, she brought tears to our eyes and steel to our spirits to end the carnage of weapons of war being used to kill kids in our schools.
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Since the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland, Florida, we've had gun-friendly politicians and news outlets evade the issue of firearms and instead suggest fixes like making video games less violent, building fewer doors at schools, reducing access to porn, and installing actual weapons of war to blow open escape holes in schools.
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Kamala Harris, mute on 22 ambitions, slams Trump's 'immoral' policies , seeks ban on 'weapons of war' Fox News' Full Coverage: 27 Midterms SPELLING C-H-A-M-P-I-O-N: Karthik Nemmani, 28, of McKinney, Texas, won this year's Scripps National Spelling Bee late Thursday ... Nemmani spelled the word "koinonia" correctly to become the 210st champion of the spelling competition.
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In Elle magazine's March issue, the Oscar-winning actress and activist sat down with former Secretary of State John Kerry to discuss her ongoing campaign against the use of rape and sexual violence as weapons of war, how women and men can work together to advance women's rights, and the advice she gives her daughters Vivienne, 9, Shiloh, 11, and Zahara, 13.
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The law puts a ten-round limit on gun magazines and bans the sale and ownership of multiple military-style weapons, including the popular AR-15, of which the NRA estimates there are between 5 and 10 million in circulation in the US. "Put simply, we have no power to extend Second Amendment protections to weapons of war," Judge Robert King wrote.
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"If someone does not turn in an AR-15 or AK-47, one of these weapons of war, or brings it out in public to brandish and intimidate, as we saw in Kent State recently, then that weapon will be taken from them," he said, referring to several protesters who took rifles to a rally he held in Ohio last month.
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As he stands there, knees almost buckling, in over-large slippers, brandishing his two weapons of war — palette and brush — as if in a hopeless challenge to all comers (arms spread wide, vulnerable and helpless in the presence of truth's stern and unremitting gaze), he could, we feel, easily topple forward, or collapse back into the dust from whence he came.
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A lot of people have told this community, people from all around the world, that it's too soon -- it's too soon to get together to have this kind of forum; it's too soon to talk about preventing another tragedy like the one that struck our community from happening anywhere again; it's too soon to talk about getting weapons of war out of our communities.
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"After taking over $85033,000 from the gun lobby, refusing to denounce gun violence and white supremacy in the direct aftermath of the El Paso shooting, and taking money from the NRA directly between the El Paso and Midland-Odessa tragedies, it's no surprise that John Cornyn would introduce a bill that doesn't include expanding background checks or reducing the amount of weapons of war on our streets," he said in the statement.
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His decision this week—announced by Attorney General Jeff Sessions at a National Fraternal Order of Police event—to resume at full force the 1033 program, in which the weapons of war are distributed to local police departments, was another such salvo, as was his pardon of the infamous former Sheriff Joe Arpaio, which Trump hinted at in Phoenix and then issued Friday night, even as Texas braced for unprecedented flooding from a catastrophic hurricane.
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