In 1921, the title "Anatomy of the Bride" turned out to apply to a recondite weapon of offense.
"Our fervent pursuit of war with Iraq is driving us to squander the international legitimacy that has been America's most potent weapon of offense and defense since the days of Woodrow Wilson," Kiesling wrote.
Because of their microscopic nature and invisibility phytoplankton may adhere to the suspect, victim or their clothes or weapon of offense.
All this was closely followed by the General Board, which continued to be interested in air tactics and had proposed, in December, 1912, the building of a new weapon of offense, the "aeroplane destroyer," with a speed of 80 miles an hour, a machine gun, p26 and small bombs.
"The vote is a power, a weapon of offense and defense, a prayer," said Chapman Catt -- an assertion that is true regardless of a voter's political beliefs or party affiliation.
In later statements he called for the Iron Dome, Israel's defensive missile and rocket interception system that is funded by the United States, to be turned into "an Iron Fist -- a weapon of offense".
Ephesians 6 17 - A sword is the only weapon of offense but it is also a tool for defense.
"They've got a lot of good weapons on offense -- Mills was excellent today, very mobile and created a lot of things," Wisconsin Coach Barry Alvarez said.
Notre Dame brings back a similarly talented defense to both what Michigan returns and what Notre Dame had last season, yet has lost most of its weapons on offense.
3. Barkley vs. Hays: There's no question that Matt Barkley has some of the best weapons of any offense in the country.
