Moments before, two officers, standing 10ft away, had deployed their weapons in tandem.
The days of glasnost theatrics are past, and this is now the only way an outsider can get close to the places where Russians store and deploy their nuclear weapons.
It won't be surprising if they deploy their big data weapons to advance the argument that the traditional educational system must be completely overhauled.
The real drama is what seethes among these sisters, who deploy their bodies like weapons; when they wrap their rigid limbs around one another, you half-expect them to fuse into a single nasty creature, or at least engage in mortal combat of the nonmetaphorical kind.
Calmly, wryly, he needs to radiate the conviction that the things he wants to change in pursuit of a fairer, more equal society cannot change so long as a few billionaires in an almost perpetually symbiotic relationship with the Conservatives effectively deploy their newspapers as weapons of mass misinformation.
They deploy their legs like lethal weapons, their arms like whips, their torsos like undulating pythons; they dive perilously into each other's arms, and spiral over each other's shoulders -- yet we never hear a footfall or thud, never witness a shudder or rebound, even when the choreography turns ferocious.
Whereas Carter had cut off all negotiations with the Soviets after their invasion of Afghanistan, Shultz credits Reagan for bringing the Soviets back to the table in arms control by publicly calling for intermediate range arms control negotiations while letting the Soviets know that if they didn't negotiate the U.S. would have no choice but to deploy their own intermediate range weapons.
The unionists have deployed their nuclear weapons – EU membership and the pound – and all this has served just to increase nationalist support.
"They were having enough difficulties in this campaign without deploying their own weapon of self-destruction," he said.
