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- noun Plural form of
bioweapon .
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Evidence the "swine flu" vaccines are defined as bioweapons as delineates in government agencies and regulations classifying and restricting vaccines, and the fear of foreign countries that "swine flu" vaccines will be used for biological warfare.
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Evidence the "swine flu" vaccines are defined as bioweapons as delineates in government agencies and regulations classifying and restricting vaccines, and the fear of foreign countries that "swine flu" vaccines will be used for biological warfare.
DaddyBlogger.com 2009
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Evidence the "swine flu" vaccines are defined as bioweapons as delineates in government agencies and regulations classifying and restricting vaccines, and the fear of foreign countries that "swine flu" vaccines will be used for biological warfare.
legitgov 2009
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Evidence the "swine flu" vaccines are defined as bioweapons as delineates in government agencies and regulations classifying and restricting vaccines, and the fear of foreign countries that "swine flu" vaccines will be used for biological warfare.
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He feared that Saddam was building "bioweapons" with small-pox and botulism strains.
Cheney's Cheney 2007
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Mr. Threadcraft, who was then a liaison officer with the Army, testified that the contents included papers with words like "dirty bomb," "bioweapons" and "Ebola."
NYT > Home Page 2010
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Is chopping off limbs and reattaching them on the opposite side of the body really necessary for bioweapons research?
the order looks upon humanity with disdain. intertribal 2009
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A molecular biologist and professor of environmental science who had once served as a low-level bioweapons adviser to President Clinton, Rosenberg had taken it upon herself to look into the anthrax murders, and her investigations had independently led her to Hatfill.
The Wrong Man 2010
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Meanwhile, Barbara Hatch Rosenberg, a passionate crusader against the use of bioweapons, was also convinced that an American scientist was to blame for the anthrax attacks.
The Wrong Man 2010
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“These could be used in the future to make the most powerful bioweapons imaginable.”
Artificial Life Created in a Laboratory for the First Time | Impact Lab 2010
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