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The health effects on local civilian populations following the use of large uranium penetrators and the large amounts of respirable uranium oxide particles in the atmosphere," the Busby report says, "are likely to be significant . You got guys, Boris Diaw and Shawn Marion and Tim Thomas, who are outside threats and penetrators. Recently, WAs have replaced lead in some small-caliber ammunition (the "green bullet") [Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) 1998] and depleted uranium (DU) in kinetic-energy penetrators (ORNL 1996). |
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