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"All in the Family" was designed to explode the medium's taboos, using an incendiary device named Archie Bunker.

Our series on taming corporate power is designed to explode the myth that there is nothing that could be done to affect boardroom behaviour.

The reason is they were always designed to explode the budget, starting in the eleventh year (and beyond).

This was a sentiment echoed by Harvard physicist Richard Wilson, who also made that Chernobyl trip, and who pointed out that with nuclear weapons "one is dealing with a technology designed to explode that is also under the control of human beings".

(Patented by William F. Ketchum, they resembled darts and were designed to explode when the detonation device in the nose struck the ground. They were inefficient and ineffective).

Also, many anti-aircraft missiles are designed to explode near the cockpit, showering the vulnerable pilot with high-speed shrapnel that can cause death or injury.

Device 'meant to explode on plane' Jump to media player UK Prime Minister David Cameron says he believes the device found on a flight bound for the US was designed to explode onboard the plane.

Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain said on Saturday that the parcel bomb intercepted in England was designed to explode while the plane was flying.

They are designed to explode in the air over their target and disperse hundreds of tiny bomblets over an area the size of a football field.

They proposed a diabolical -- but potentially effective -- sabotage program that would have flooded Iraq with booby-trapped detonators designed to explode in the bomb makers' hands.

However, it wasn't a surveyor's marker; it was a spring loaded M-44 "coyote getter" designed to explode in the mouth of a curious coyote that tugged on baited meat.