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grenade

noun as in bomb

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Now, she’s a mom on the edge, a woman resigned to life’s fringes, where she must tiptoe around live grenades so as not to make anything worse.

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The operator flicked a switch to release a grenade, which exploded and tore into the legs of the 69-year-old pensioner.

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Vera first ordered restrictions in July on the use of 40mm projectile launchers, tear gas, stun grenades and other crowd control weapons at street protests.

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The officers then made an emergency entry to the property using flashbang grenades and detained Ley in a bedroom.

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She reflects that her response — “There is nothing that comes to mind” — landed as if she’d “pulled the pin on a hand grenade.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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