And best of all, those guys don't [care] about sanctions, they will sell Wadiya anything … minerals, weapons, apples, slaves you name it.
That Army could be defeated, but it could not be prevented from inflicting mass destruction, with or without weapons of that name.
The Bush administration's interpretation -- apparently shared by the Clinton adminstration -- gives nations too much latitude to research offensive weapons in the name of defense, Ms. Hoinkes asserted.
There had previously been a reluctance to mention the sophisticated weapons system by name, and the BBC's Jim Muir in Beirut says the latest Russian statements could be seen as an escalation.
His weapons' name is given as "katal" in the English localization of the game.
All the weapons have names and personalities.
This is the story of one of those weapons -- named after its serial number -- No. 997126, a 12-shot, 9 millimeter Jennings semi-automatic.
The explosive was very powerful, and the American military had already given the weapon a name: HME, for "homemade explosive".
The researcher, a nuclear weapons expert named Hua Di, has appealed, and a decision is expected soon, relatives have been told.
Instead of the thwack of oil-hardened persimmon drivers, there was now the pang, pang of oversized titanium weapons with names like Big Dog, War Bird and Big Bertha.
