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In the new round of tools adopted this week, regulators also sought to prevent broader market disruptions.

In response to the new era of rapid-fire trading and wildly fluctuating stocks, the new round of sophisticated tools would address price disruptions that threaten the broader stability of the markets.

Farook and Malik had amassed an arsenal of 2,000 9-millimeter handgun rounds, 2,500.223-caliber rifle rounds and "hundreds of tools" that could have been used to make explosive devices, authorities said.

Farook and Malik had amassed an arsenal of 2,000 9-millimeter rounds, 2,500.223-caliber rifle rounds and "hundreds of tools" that could have been used to make explosive devices, authorities said.

When they searched Farook and Malik's home, police recovered a dozen pipe bombs, 2,000 9-millimeter handgun rounds, 2,500.223-caliber assault rifle rounds and "hundreds of tools" that could have been used to make additional explosive devices, Burguan said.

When police searched Farook and Malik's home, they recovered a dozen pipe bombs, 2,000 9-millimeter handgun rounds, 2,500.223-caliber assault rifle rounds and "hundreds of tools" that could have been used to make additional explosive devices, San Bernardino police Chief Jarrod Burguan said.

In the first round of reviews the tool was tested by three research operations staff members using the three hypothetical scenarios used for the expert panel discussion, and two staff scientists, using their own projects.

Burguan, San Bernardino's police chief, said today that investigators found a remote-controlled improvised explosive device, a dozen pipe bombs, thousands more rounds of ammunition, and hundreds of tools that could have been used to construct pipe bombs and IEDs inside the Redlands house.

But they are not eager to expand the challenge they face by beginning a new round of asset-buying, one tool the Fed could use to try to stimulate growth.

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These are questions the police now appear to be asking, to judge by their current round of interviews, using the rather limited tools of overseas phone calls and formal email questionnaires.