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Перевод: firepower

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Тезаурус:

1. More likely, the episode was considered an opportunity to rid the island of Cuban influence and a chance to demonstrate US firepower just after 241 troops had been killed in Lebanon.
2. But if it did, it was apparently to have been a big affair - no mere helicopter-borne "surgical strike" - in which sheer weight of numbers and firepower could have been expected to guarantee ultimate success.
3. Aldershot.............. 0 Sheffield Wednesday.... 8 (Wednesday win 8-0 on agg) RON ATKINSON'S blue and white army marched down Ordinance Road, past the Cannon pub and fired the Shots out of the Littlewoods Cup with a devastating display of firepower which brought Steve Whitton four goals and Dalian Atkinson three.
4. James Serpell compared their "firepower" with the complexity of their aggressive displays and found that the better equipped the birds were to do damage to each other, the more complicated and prolonged their displays.
5. The speed of reaction of the Whole brigade, and the use of maximum firepower to keep the enemy's heads down would be vital factors.
6. There is theatrical panic in the enemy base as they react to the noise and weight of firepower.
7. Noriega loyalists were holding out last night in a key barracks, despite overwhelming US firepower.
8. And it has the firepower under the bonnet to do its appearance justice.
9. Graham's Gunners lack vital firepower
10. IN THE absence of Joel Moore (Achilles tendon) and Francis Drake (retired), the Spanish carried too much firepower in this European Championship match.
11. In this sense the present conflict is going to underscore the greatest danger of any strategy that implies a substitution of firepower for manpower - the risk that the demobilisation day will arrive but the new weapons will not: weapons like the new multiple-launch rocket system that the British army was originally scheduled to start receiving in 1984.
12. We believe that the UK needs to retain its independent nuclear deterrent, but that the escalation of firepower represented by the scale of the Trident replacement for Polaris is unnecessary and unhelpful.
13. This is because short professionals tend to concentrate their firepower.