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bulletproof glass
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bullet-resisting glass
A laminated assembly consisting of four or more sheets of glass stacked alternately with layers of a transparent plastic resin, then bonded under heat and pressure.
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An "unhinged" Russian woman threw a teacup at the world's most famous painting, Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa," but it emerged unscathed due to its bullet-proof glass cover, the Louvre museum said on Tuesday.
Mona Lisa smiles on after Russian teacup attack by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Her QC, Nicholas Braslavsky, told a judge in London that part of her case was that the vehicle in which her husband was travelling should have had bullet-proof glass.
Bullet-proof glass would have saved my husband by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
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