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Mr. Ghoga said a car owner had left a gelatin explosive in the vehicle, which detonated.

He said three of them then walked in and planted the explosives, which detonated after they drove away.

The photographer, Joao Silva, 44, suffered leg wounds from the bomb, which detonated as he was moving through an area near the town of Arghandab.

Mr. Spitzer's suit, which detonated Thursday, was filed against Marsh Inc., whose parent, Marsh & McLennan, also owns Putnam Investments and Mercer Inc., the consulting unit.

Uche's car was less than 10 metres from a car packed with explosives which detonated in a teeming business district in the central Nigerian city of Jos on Tuesday afternoon.

The Israeli military killed all three of the men, who wore sand-color clothing as camouflage and carried assault weapons as well as an explosive belt, which detonated during a 15-minute gunfight, officials in the Israel Defense Forces said.

Attached to the grenade are two hooks which detonate the grenade once it's deep inside the animal, sending a lethal shock wave to the brain.

Gun enthusiasts here, as elsewhere in the country, have taken to loading their targets with an explosive called Tannerite, which detonates when bullets strike it, sending shock waves afield.

The lack of visible marks might signal that the air team was using munitions with airburst fuzes, which detonate above the ground and create shock waves, according to weapons experts.

The most radical change made was the nature of the box in the locker: in the spirit of the mid-1950s cold war era, Bezzerides made it a nuclear weapon, which detonates as the finale after Hammer kills Carver.

By the 1860s, percussion caps, which detonate upon being struck a sharp blow by the firing pin of a gun, had been incorporated into a metal cartridge case containing all the components for a complete round that could be used in breech-loading rifles.