biowarfare
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of biowarfare
Example Sentences
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The WHO statement made no reference to biowarfare.
From Reuters
“We cannot afford further impunity by Beijing and passivity from Washington as we enter what may be a century of synthetic biological adventurism and potential biowarfare.”
From Washington Times
Congress should examine U.S. criminal code, including the War Crimes Act, in seeking ways to bolster prohibitions against “gray zone biowarfare,” the report added.
From Washington Times
One possible source for the new information is a People’s Liberation Army doctor who defected to a European nation last year with details on Beijing’s biowarfare program.
From Washington Times
He has claimed Israeli intelligence was involved in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing; that SARS, the swine flu and Ebola have been genetically modified; and that West Nile virus and Lyme disease escaped from a U.S. biowarfare lab.
From Seattle Times
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