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APLM
(redirected from Anti-Personnel Land Mines)

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APLMAssociated Parishes for Liturgy and Mission (Rochester, NY)
APLMAnti-Personnel Land Mines
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Cluster munitions spread bomblets over a wide area, though they often do not explode on impact, effectively turning them into anti-personnel land mines.
Cluster bombs claim another victim in South Lebanon by The Daily Star (Beirut, Lebanon)
Chapters focus on terrorism, international criminal tribunals, the environment and climate change, anti-personnel land mines, arms control and disarmament, immigration, the Middle East peace process, the invasion and occupation of Iraq, oil policy, and torture and the Bush administrations designation of "enemy combatants.
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The MD8 can detect the current inventory of deployed minimum metal anti-tank and anti-personnel land mines, yet rejects mineralised soil by applying specific algorithms that are embedded into its proprietary software.
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