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"Norad" is also a card which the US player may feel compelled to use for ops and which the Soviet player may feel compelled to blast into space.
Boardgame News 2010
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Most significantly from a balance point of view are "Special Relationship" which allows the US player to add free influence to Europe if he's in control of the UK and is a lever to try and ensures the US can get influence back into France if he looses it, and "Norad" which offers free influence every turn Defcon drops to 2 and is supposed to give the USSR player second thoughts about driving defcon down with a coup each turn.
Boardgame News 2010
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Quicker than that and you start showing up on Norad's radar.
The Best Sports Car, and Why to Skip It Dan Neil 2011
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Richard Norad, who sold thousands of guns a year as R and B Guns out of his Hampton home in the 1990s, pleaded guilty in 2001 to a felony for failing to obtain the required second piece of identification from a gun buyer.
Virginia gun dealers: Small number supply most guns tied to crimes David S. Fallis 2010
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Remember that there was a "Terroist Training Activity" ACTIVELY running on 9/11/2001 which confused the Air Command at Norad when the planes first hit.
Obama on 9/11: 'No words can ease the ache of your hearts' 2009
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Go a little south and visit Colorado Springs, park your bike for a day and take a tour of the Air Force Academy and look at the grounds of Cheyenne Mountain, home of Norad.
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Go a little south and visit Colorado Springs, park your bike for a day and take a tour of the Air Force Academy and look at the grounds of Cheyenne Mountain, home of Norad.
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Richard Norad, who sold thousands of guns a year as R and B Guns out of his Hampton home in the 1990s, pleaded guilty in 2001 to a felony for failing to obtain the required second piece of identification from a gun buyer.
Virginia gun dealers: Small number supply most guns tied to crimes David S. Fallis 2010
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They include sampled, archival recordings of Norad air-traffic controllers and New York firefighters, more recently recorded memories of friends and neighbors living near the Trade Center, and the chanting of the Psalms by two of the Jewish women who volunteered to guard the dead until their burial.
An Orchestra of Distant Voices Barbara Jepson 2011
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Richard Norad, who sold thousands of guns a year as R and B Guns out of his Hampton home in the 1990s, pleaded guilty in 2001 to a felony for failing to obtain the required second piece of identification from a gun buyer.
Virginia gun dealers: Small number supply most guns tied to crimes David S. Fallis 2010
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