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At least 100,000 Papuans, according to Amnesty International, have been murdered, with weaponry provided by British and American companies in lucrative arms deals.

Suleiman will also seek military aid, hoping he will have better luck under Obama than he had under Bush, who, while active in support of Lebanon's efforts to assert its independence and protect itself from Syrian domination, worried that any U.S. weaponry provided to Beirut could fall into Hezbollah's possession.

He had spent his youth in those trenches fighting the Iraqis (who were equipped with sophisticated weaponry provided by the Europeans and Americans) with nothing more than machine guns and Molotov cocktails during those gruesome first battles to oust the Iraqis from Iranian territory.

The origins of complex projectile weaponry provides insight into cultural and biological changes associated with the origins and spread of modern human populations.

The history of these hulking "Little Americas" of concrete, fast food, and weaponry provides a living chronicle of the United States in the post-World War II era.

Not only is the opposition militarily and politically disunited, but its most ferocious jihadist elements are in the ascendant, benefiting from the weaponry liberally provided by their rival patrons in Qatar and Saudi Arabia.

It is not clear exactly what sort of weaponry Iran provided.

Much of the rebels' heavy weaponry was provided by Yemeni military units that remained loyal to former President Ali Abdullah Saleh, who was toppled in 2012 and is a bitter opponent of Hadi.

In fact, most of the defense budget is used to buy offensive weaponry and provide support for power projection forces overseas that merely generate more blowback terrorism.

If all the just wars of the future were to do away with death, what sort of weaponry would provide the luxury of an otherwise nontraumatizing means of quashing enemies without slaughtering them?  .

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