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bulletproof

[bool-it-proof] / ˈbʊl ɪtˌpruf /






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McArthur said the result was a "bulletproof" bill which amounted to "the toughest and most comprehensively-safeguarded" such legislation in the world.

From BBC

A bulletproof train, Kim’s preferred mode of transport, went to Beijing and back to Pyongyang last September, with his young daughter and top North Korean officials in tow.

From The Wall Street Journal

Now a new documentary about the Bigfoot film—which many believers still defend as bulletproof evidence—reveals its legacy to be surprisingly raw.

From The Wall Street Journal

This bulletproof security solution protects your personal data — even if you’re surfing the web using a public Wi-Fi connection or your cellular network.

From Salon

She immediately gained attention for joining immigration raids, often appearing in a bulletproof vest alongside field agents carrying out enforcement actions.

From BBC