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gas grenade

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gas grenade [′gas grə‚nād]
(ordnance)
Popular name for a chemical grenade designed to release a war gas, usually tear gas or other irritants.
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Instead of fresh green olives, a symbol of Palestinian livelihood, there was a mound of gas grenades, a symbol of occupation.
Bil'in demonstration gathers gas canisters instead of olives after ... by Palestine News Network (West Bank, Palestine)
Points: G20 agenda Riot police blocked a group of several hundred on a narrow side street and fired pepper gas grenades at them after half a dozen youths raced down the road, pushing a rubbish dumpster (wheeled skip) towards the line of officers.
Street clashes as police disperse G20 protesters by AFP / AFP American Edition
Points: G20 agenda Riot police blocked a group of several hundred on a narrow side street and fired pepper gas grenades at them after half a dozen youths raced down the road, pushing a rubbish dumpster (wheeled skip) towards the line of officers.
Street clashes as police disperse G20 protesters by AFP / AFP Global Edition
 
 
 
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