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Ammunition for the weapon consisted of the No. 76 Special Incendiary Grenade, a glass bottle "containing a phosphorus mixture which burst into livid flames, giving off quantities of suffocating smoke upon exposure to the air", as well as normal hand and rifle grenades.
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And both are well acquainted with the adverse effects of suffocating debt.
"It is functionally the equivalent of suffocating them, they inflate and suffocate and it kills them". he said.
The three most frequent fears were: fear of complications (n = 34 times drawn), fear of suffocating (n = 27 times drawn), and fear of pain (n = 25 times drawn).
Explain carbon monoxide and the dangers of suffocating in enclosed areas.
The quality was impressive, the amount of equipment suffocating.
Elena subjected the Apalachicola Bay reefs to high winds, strong tidal action, and moderate to heavy rainfall, churning up huge quantities of silt and mud which suffocated up to 90% of live oysters and virtually destroyed the most important harvesting sites.
That means huge quantities of methane have entered the Gulf, scientists say, potentially suffocating marine life and creating "dead zones" where oxygen is so depleted that nothing lives.
(He has to sleep upright for fear of suffocating).
Both women say they were spurred by environmentalism and the fear of plastic suffocating their children.
In 2012, her father-in-law, Mansoor Salman, suffocated to death after security forces fired vast quantities of tear gas into their neighbourhood.
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