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The response from gun advocates over this data suggests the problem is an uncertain definition of what constitutes a gun free zone.
Despite the lower tally, those tragedies seemed to receive more media attention, in part because of the grossly mismatched threshold for what constitutes a gun atrocity on each continent.
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Without a commonly accepted and uniform definition of "mass shooting" or agreement on what constitutes a "gun-free zone," it's difficult to settle this debate.
The policy does not specifically mention common parts, such as popular AR-15 'build kits' that do not constitute a gun under federal law.
Issued new guidelines on what constitutes a private gun sale.
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To the extent the evidence doesn't constitute a smoking gun and irrefutable evidence of a crime, the GOP will be hard-pressed to remove a president its base loves.
"The strong positive energy imbalance during the solar minimum... constitute a smoking gun, a fundamental verification that human-made climate forcing is the dominant forcing driving global climate change.
That may hurt Mr. Bush's cause, because nothing constitutes a more compelling "smoking gun" than evidence of nuclear bomb-making.
Let's leave aside the question of whether private gun ownership constitutes a "well-regulated militia".
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