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When a munitions plant was established there in 1914, Hopewell's population skyrocketed.
By the time the curtain rises, Roxy and Reva, who both work in the local munitions plant where much of "Cheat" takes place, are estranged.
"In some ways," she writes, "the prison and the munitions plant represent McAlester to me, as McAlester represents Oklahoma, as Oklahoma represents the rest of the nation — each an exquisite distillation of the American character".
In an extract from his new book, A History of the World Since 9/11, Dominic Streatfeild told how Saddam Hussein built an immense munitions plant near Baghdad – and the US allowed it to be plundered after the invasion.
When the war comes and the federal government asks Gilbert to transform his toy factory into a munitions plant, he tries to be a good citizen by going along with the idea.
The jury is trying to decide if 10 past and present residents of Pompton Lakes deserve damages for illnesses they attribute to contamination at a former DuPont munitions plant in Pompton Lakes.
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Buried inside were architectural drawings for underground munitions plants, to be built by concentration-camp inmates.
With the proceeds, Flick expanded his empire to include iron-ore and coal mines, foundries, steel mills, chemical plants, trucks, airplanes, railroad interests, and munitions plants.
Boertje-Obed had begun reading about Dorothy Day, who had encouraged workers at munitions plants to walk away from their jobs.
HMWC had to provide the government with advice regarding the health and efficiency of workers in munitions plants: how could productivity be maximised?
Entire steel and munitions plants in the westernmost portions of the U.S.S.R. were dismantled and shipped by rail to the east, where they were put back into production.
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