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armor

noun as in protective covering, often made of metal

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The company has recently built four factories and is rushing to construct more than a dozen more to churn out everything from ammunition to drones and armored vehicles.

The vines that overtook his body now have a Medusa-like quality near his head and shoulders, essentially serving as armor, Maher said.

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Now she can fling armored vehicles, leap atop large buildings and bend the toughest of minds with a minimal nosebleed.

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They fell silent as an Israeli armored vehicle rumbled past, its antenna swinging above the berm blocking the street.

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This season, finally there were cracks in the armor.

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