In a detonation of unsuppressed fury, Patricia Roush stormed into the offices of California's major politicians Monday demanding immediate help for her kidnapped daughters.
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Emperor Wu issued an edict that was intended to suppress the peasant revolts : he made officials whose commanderies saw unsuppressed peasant revolts liable with their lives.
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Live tests by independent reviewers of numerous commercially available suppressors find that even low-power, unsuppressed . 22 LR handguns produce gunshots over 160 decibels.
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To use precision fire a soldier will have to step out of cover, making him extremely vulnerable to unsuppressed enemies, and use the'special ability'of his weapon.
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Indeed, much of our fascination with Tony is in watching his unsuppressed behavior, even though he is, as Melfi put it, " a very conventional man ."
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Where signals applying to opposing directions of travel on the same line are suitably positioned relative to each other, a common magnet may be used, comprising an unsuppressed permanent magnet associated with both signals'electro-magnets.
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The Bell System vacuum-tube driven N-1 Carrier of the early 1950s was the most used twelve channel carrier system, using double sideband / unsuppressed carrier operation which didn't need network timebase synchronization to maintain frequency accuracy.
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Once she began smartly mixing up the pace in the second set, and began ignoring the pain of a blister on her foot, the same perseverance that sustained her through a childhood she has referred to as cruel helped her generate a moment of unsuppressed bliss.
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In fact, Riker has tapped into the system on the " Krayton " that suppresses Cochrane distortion from the ship's warp field, and modulated it to generate a signal using unsuppressed distortion into a pattern he hopes the " Enterprise " crew will recognize.
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Both tanks ditched in the Flers trenches west the farm and on the left flank, the 1 / 17th London encountered uncut wire in front of the Flers Line; some troops got through the wire despite several unsuppressed machine-guns but not in strong enough force to hold the line.
