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Defense Department has placed significantly fewer orders for Alloy Surfaces’ pyrophoric airborne decoys, which the company manufactures in Philadelphia and are used as protection against heat-seeking missiles.

Environmental Protection Agency and several California state agencies about the elevated airborne radiation from Plutonium-239, in preparation for an upcoming community meeting.

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With the Fujian, analysts say, Beijing can now field a carrier with its own capabilities in airborne early-warning radar and electronic warfare, similar to what U.S. carriers have long been able to offer.

To achieve a maximum state of readiness, the Air Force kept some of its bombers airborne at all times.

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This is particularly striking because E. coli is not spread through airborne droplets like flu viruses are.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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