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At least one Republican operative requested and received 2.5 gigabytes worth of documents from that hack, and effectively weaponized the information.
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This idea of laïcité has been weaponized in a way to discriminate against people, and this idea of who gets to be French is really complicated and interesting.
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Workers had forged the plutonium rods as aliquots — samples that could be useful to researchers in the weapons program and to teams trying to perfect the conversion of weaponized plutonium into fuel for civilian power plants.
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In the coming years, water shortages might also lead to interstate war, said Marcus King, a professor at George Washington University’s Elliott School of International Affairs who authored the chapter on weaponizing water.
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But now it has been weaponized, and Roy Moore has a bullseye on his Facebook page.
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Both senators have effectively weaponized their constituents’ stories on the Senate floor.
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Hillary Clinton came out swinging Wednesday, ripping Russia for her November loss to President Trump and accusing the White House of colluding with Moscow in weaponizing technology to bring her campaign down.
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Their politicians are more easily and more cheaply purchased and their politics are more vulnerable to the whims of weaponized yahooism.
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First Known Use of weaponize
1957
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