"Not covering group life insurance is like making TRIA into the latest version of the
neutron bomb," he said.
And is the lowest figure Zbig's accidental revelation of the new "teeth bomb," far deadlier than the
neutron bomb?
The Justice Department describes this tactic as an 'absolute privilege'--in effect, a
neutron bomb that leaves no plaintiff standing."
"It's going to be the
neutron bomb of our industry," says one on-air news personality.
As if earthquakes weren't bad enough, Red Dog, a cunning shark in the pack, hosts a
neutron bomb, and he's heading straight for the Golden Gate Bridge!
Consider the Eyes (Take a Quaalude Now), Weirdos (We've Got the
Neutron Bomb), and The Alley Cats (Nothing Means Nothing Anymore)--there's no pre-packaging to jam into a marketing slot, just bruises, backyard parties, lipstick smears, and raw strips of songs that virtually spurt blood that you'll want to play again and again.
Such a lowering of the moral threshold of combat was openly questioned by large European protests in the late 1970s that undermined the
neutron bomb project of the Carter Administration.
Once the virus arrives in Hawaii, "there's no conceivable program short of a
neutron bomb that could keep it from becoming established."
Tim - for it was he - found the city of Armagh looking as though a
neutron bomb had hit it one Sunday morning.
You've no doubt discovered, that if you own your own plane (or can get ahold of the keys to someone else's) you can swagger through any GA facility anywhere in the country without anybody checking to gee whether you have just consumed a pint of bourbon or three sheets of blotter acid, are carrying a
neutron bomb under your arm, or haven't had your certification renewed since the Eisenhower administration.
Eftimiades notes Chinese successes, such as the theft of information on the
neutron bomb from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
Possession of
neutron bomb technology does not infringe on international agreements, such as the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
