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  • “Although most countries play down the power of their lasers to blind on the battlefield, China, for one, has made no pretense of this potential use of its 73-pound, battery-powered ZM-87 Portable Laser Disturber.”

    The Volokh Conspiracy » Acquiring UAV Technology 2010

  • “Although most countries play down the power of their lasers to blind on the battlefield, China, for one, has made no pretense of this potential use of its 73-pound, battery-powered ZM-87 Portable Laser Disturber.”

    The Volokh Conspiracy » Acquiring UAV Technology 2010

  • The 73-pound bike sports a 500-watt motor capable of cruising at 20mph on flat terrain.

    A2B electric bike is a smooth, green ride 2008

  • Now 43 and half blind, Bun clings weakly to the dirty sheets of his bed in a Phnom Penh AIDS hospice, his 73-pound body a skeleton of his former self.

    The Parent Killer 2007

  • We did some fishing there, and I caught a 73-pound peixe de couro, or pintado, a member of the catfish family pictured.

    Jungle Fever 2006

  • The 2. 73-pound Samsung N150 features include seven-hour battery life, Intel Atom N450 1.66

    ReadABlog.com New Blogs and RSS Feeds 2010

  • Some of the more notable records include Mark Broadway's 12. 73-pound largemouth bass that he caught at Lake Arrowhead in March 2008.

    Times Record News Stories 2010

  • Florida Keys residents and visitors have been given a public invitation to join in the release of the 73-pound turtle, at 9: 20 a.m. Sunday at Veteran's Park on Little Duck Key, Mile Marker 40.

    KeysNews.com - 2009

  • The 73-pound Martian explorer was conceived by Dr. Colin T. Pillinger of the Open University in Milton Keynes, England.

    In search of life on Mars M-mv 2003

  • The 73-pound Martian explorer was conceived by Dr. Colin T. Pillinger of the Open University in Milton Keynes, England.

    12.03 M-mv 2003

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