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napalm

[ney-pahm] / ˈneɪ pɑm /




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It was “nakedness, but also beyond nakedness in the sense of the napalm shearing the skin off the children,” she says.

From Los Angeles Times

Recalling the event in the first chapter of his book, McNamara imagines his father hearing about “body counts and napalm bombings … wondering how to explain it all to his only son.”

From Los Angeles Times

Spicy Chicken Sandwich has napalm aioli, spicy pickles and is served on a soft potato bun.

From Los Angeles Times

Brutalized by cultural genocide, first by the Japanese empire and then by American napalm, Yungman comes from a small village that finds itself on the northern side of an American-drawn line.

From New York Times

Already, the Berrigans each had served years-long prison sentences for stealing hundreds of draft cards and destroying them with homemade napalm.

From Washington Post