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Kevlar

[kev-lahr]

Trademark.
  1. a brand of aramid fiber.



Kevlar

/ ˈkɛvˌlɑː /

noun

  1. a synthetic fibre, consisting of long-chain polyamides, having high tensile strength and temperate resistance

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According to a CBS News report, this was to have included “‘large, beefy’ agents … ‘in full kit,’ including Kevlar vests and exterior wear emblazoned with the FBI logo.”

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FBI leadership has discussed sending "large, beefy" agents in Kevlar vests to bring Mr Comey to his court arraignment in Alexandria next week, CBS reports.

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After facing attacks and threats four years ago, some are now wearing Kevlar vests to protect them from would-be gunmen.

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Her own home, a modern and neat single-storey house painted white, had temporary Kevlar covers on all the doors and windows.

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Haydeé Jiménez, an artist in residence at Yucca Valley Material Lab, wears a protective Kevlar apron during a bronze and aluminum workshop.

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