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"military experiment" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe a scientific or technological study or test conducted by the military. Example: "The government is facing criticism for their recent military experiment involving genetically modified soldiers."
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Just a few yards offshore are the remains of the Atlantus, a goofy American military experiment.
It's an action-shooter game based around a mercenary trying to eliminate infected soldiers after a military experiment gone-wrong.
His origin story, too, has been given a makeover involving the Sept. 11 attacks and a military experiment gone awry.
Blauer, a professional tennis player, had been admitted to the institute for depression, and was never told that he was part of a military experiment.
A huge US military experiment at Livermore in California called the National Ignition Facility aims to do this in the next two years.
The report will serve as the definitive account of a military experiment that went disastrously wrong for want of basic planning and due diligence.
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Although the fenland around Orford Castle seems harmless now, it was once home to top-secret military experiments.
Today's plastics are indeed a far cry from the earliest ones developed in military experiments toward the end of World War II.
It covered military experiments on animals, with shocking footage of a dog chained up to be killed in a nuclear test.
The US military experimented with it in the 1950s and this may have led to instances of it being used recreationally in the US in the 1970s.
While the presence seems to grant her unusual powers, it also leads to Jodie being abandoned by her parents and subjected to a battery of military experiments.
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