WMD
- weapon/weapons of mass destruction.
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Examples from the Web for wmd
Contemporary Examples
The AP story used in the Hitler-Bush assignment is titled, “Bush: Iraq War Justified Despite No WMD,” which ran in October 2003.
D.C. Public Schools Hides Teacher Who Told Students to Compare Bush to HitlerAsawin Suebsaeng
September 11, 2014
When word apparently reached Amazon that its merchandise had been used to make a WMD, the items were suddenly no longer available.
Pennsylvania Student Proves You Could Buy Ingredients for a WMD on AmazonMichael Daly
January 28, 2014
A Pennsylvania college student was busted for building a WMD with ingredients he told police he bought on Amazon.
Pennsylvania Student Proves You Could Buy Ingredients for a WMD on AmazonMichael Daly
January 28, 2014
Another question is whether Amazon stocks other items that could be used to make a WMD.
Pennsylvania Student Proves You Could Buy Ingredients for a WMD on AmazonMichael Daly
January 28, 2014
Pennsylvania defines a WMD as “a biological agent, bomb, chemical agent or nuclear agent.”
Pennsylvania Student Proves You Could Buy Ingredients for a WMD on AmazonMichael Daly
January 28, 2014
Historical Examples
WMD can easily complicate our ability to influence positive and constructive behavior of possessors.
Shock and AweHarlan K. Ullman
WMD
- weapon(s) of mass destruction
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