The vertical launching system has the capacity to launch 16 Tomahawk submarine launched cruise missiles in a single salvo. |
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The resulting yield from the salvo caused the Battlecruiser to break apart, a tidal wave of flame running its entire length. |
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The battle began with a salvo from the Teutonic Order's bombards but, like most artillery of the time, that had little effect in the open field. |
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The submerged firing of the missiles can be conducted in a single salvo while the submarine is moving at a speed of 5 knots. |
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It has launched its new price comparison service, the latest salvo in the battle for dominance in the Internet search space. |
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In the meantime, a missile salvo from Comet struck the already damaged Claymore, crippling the ship. |
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The ulterior motive of this salvo seemed to be a two-fingered assault on United's recent detractors. |
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Bruiser screamed as his fighter took a salvo of fire from his pursuers and he fell out of formation with Mask and Wheezy. |
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He may not know a flying drop kick from a toehold, but he created the opening salvo in a soon to be exploitation standard. |
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Overhead, salvo after salvo of heavy shells screamed through the sky from Allied warships pounding German positions. |
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A group of sentinels stood to stop the elated pilots, but were gunned down with one well-placed salvo from the Omegas. |
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The rout began in the 18th minute when Blackburn scored the first of a three-goal salvo in nine minutes. |
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The kinetic missiles flew to their targets as one salvo, divided among five targets. |
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It is after this strong three song opening salvo that the album should run into a roadblock. |
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A situation might call for an Arclite barrage from a division of siege tanks or a deadly battleship salvo of a targeted area. |
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Off Norway, Triton challenged a darkened submarine but failed to elicit a response before firing a salvo which sent Oxley to the bottom. |
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Several salvo launches of Al Hussein missiles against Tehran had significant consequences, in particular in terms of morale. |
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When the long-awaited vehicle had been unveiled after the speeches, the Commander ordered the traditional firing of a salvo of rifle shots. |
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He also strongly urged supporters not to interpret the change in hiring policy as a salvo in war over gay marriage. |
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Enemy planes make attacks on port, scoring a direct hit on a supply ship that blazes fiercely till next morning, when it is sunk by a British salvo. |
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The latest salvo comes from Gershom Gorenberg, responding to Jonathan Safran Foer, with whom he largely agrees. |
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We tried to salvo them every morning when we went or an all day walk and every evening wen we arrived back to the hotel, but they gave us the go-by. |
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The Macaw's cannons unleashed a salvo that pummeled the pinnace. |
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Far from palling around with polygamists, the salvo proclaims, Romney is the last bulwark between America and gay marriage. |
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She contrasted its timidity with a bellicose anti-Hagel salvo from the Christian-right group Concerned Women for America. |
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Within seconds of the opening salvo, the first of the wrecked cars blows up, flying 30 feet into the air and sending a fireball some 200 feet into the sky. |
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Announcing his retirement at this week's Christmas concert at Selby Abbey, he went out not with a whimper but a bang, and a departing salvo aimed at New Labour. |
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Still reeling from this first salvo, the artful soy-roasted salmon with Chinese greens, chilli, king prawn and lime that lands soon after is almost too much. |
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In Chicago, too, a 100-gun salvo went off and every bell in the city rang out. |
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Yet it is no exaggeration to say this lanky Texan with prodigious talent fired a huge salvo in the thawing of the Cold War. |
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Combined with the Fallon salvo, all this suggests confusion in the Tory tribe. |
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Back in 2007, Roberts threw his first salvo in the affirmative action wars. |
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The opening salvo is Run and Jump, which made its premiere at the 2013 tribeca Film Festival. |
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The new mortgage, offered by the Co-operative Bank, is the latest salvo in a battle for business that has sent mortgage rates tumbling. |
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That let the Serbs get a fix on this F-117A to release a salvo of missiles, one of which hit home. |
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The militiamen then fired a salvo in honour of their captain, who responded by firing a salute of his own. |
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Mr. Speaker, the secret society for firearms is the latest salvo in the Conservative plan to eviscerate gun control laws. |
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Throughout the euro zone, the initial salvo of business surveys showed some deterioration by the activity growth rate in September. |
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But that was just the first salvo in a broader war for independence. |
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Starring Toby Stephens and Patricia Hodge, it is the opening salvo in a season masterminded by Jonathan Kent, which could possibly invigorate an increasingly ramshackle, low-spirited West End scene. |
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In reality Sunday night's fixture is the opening salvo in England's bid for the 2018 World Cup and perhaps the most nakedly political friendly the Football Association has ever agreed to play. |
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The Lions never lifted after their initial salvo, however off-season recruits Allen Christensen, Mitch Robinson and Beams impressed for the outclassed visitors. |
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The opening salvo from Adrian Chiles as he announced ITV's World Cup coverage was to challenge his former BBC Sport colleagues to a five-a-side match. |
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The last salvo in this onslaught came in 2001, when the Taliban blasted with dynamite two monumental Buddha statues in the cliffs of Bamiyan in Afghanistan. |
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An honour salvo and a bonfire underlined the last shoots of battery Q in an operational theatre, as well as the last Royal Canadian Artillery's shoot in the Balkans. |
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This attack, which became the opening salvo of their Spring Offensive, aimed to deliver a single, decisive, war winning blow. |
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Action set pieces, apart from the glorious opening salvo, lack power, sacrificing slam-bang thrills for ponderous exposition. |
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Fire from one gun would for instance represent a battery and one round a whole stonk or salvo. |
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A single salvo of twelve rockets can completely blanket one square kilometre with these submunitions at ranges up to 31,600 metres. |
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Jane Daily, in a compelling new monograph on the Readjuster movement in posremancipation Virginia, offers the latest salvo in this new scholarly orientation. |
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It was an impressive opening salvo from the Baggies, especially for a side that have made a poor beginning to what has been an admittedly tough start to their campaign. |
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