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dirty bomb
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dirty bomb [¦dər·dē ′bäm]
(ordnance)
An explosive based on nuclear fission that emits many long-lived radioactive isotopes.
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This will come three years after the law was passed, and six years after the Padilla case made officials aware that dirty bombs were on al-Qaida's menu.
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Last night, Home Secretary Jacqui Smith said: "We are talking about attacks on crowded public places, we are talking about the use, potentially, of dirty bombs.
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Gary Moody, an inmate at HMP Whitemoor, is accused of assaulting Dhiren Barot, the leader of a British-based terrorist cell that plotted to murder thousands of people with dirty bombs.
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