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self-destruction
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self-destruction [¦self di¦strək·shən]
(ordnance)
The event, due to fuse or tracer action without outside stimulus when provided for in the design, in which the fuse or tracer effects projectile or missile destruction, after flight to a range greater than that of the target.


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Pacifism, self-hatred and complacency are lengthening the war against radical Islam and causing undue casualties.
But through the 'Steps to Freedom in Christ', a Bible-based program of spiritual recovery developed by Neil Anderson and Steve Gross, these men and women were abilt to find a better alterative to a life of self-hatred, impaired self-image, eating disorders, emotional pain, social and familial rejection.
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