Use Land mines in a sentence

1. The most common injury associated with Land mines is loss of one or more limbs

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2. Land mines are planted in fields, forests, around wells

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3. The History of Land mines: A Weapon That Won't Go Away

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4. Land mines have a devastating effect upon the environment by restricting the movement of people, deterring farming, disrupting economies, and killing and mutilating many innocent men, women, and children

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5. In 1993 a UN General Resolution moratorium on the sale and export of antipersonnel Land mines was passed.

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6. Thousands of Land mines and large quantities of unexploded ordnance continue to litter the countryside

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7. Nearly 120,000 “smart,” nonpersistent mines were used in the Gulf War, which was the last time the United States used Land mines …

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8. Land mines are unique Hardmode, post-Plantera placeable items

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9. In the Old-gen console version, Land mines can …

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10. The United States could therefore use Land mines in conflict zones around the world, even in the absence of war with other great powers

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11. Land mines remain a big threat to us today

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12. As long as nations continue to use Land mines, these devices will continue to be a danger for civilians and soldiers

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13. Antipersonnel Land mines, small explosive weapons that are buried underground or laid on the surface and meant to kill or maim people, can remain deadly for many decades.

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14. Land mines will not only be available to engineers, but also to other soldier types

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15. Land mines aren'tcalled Land mines in militaryjargon.The tech- nicallycorrecttermis "antipersonnelmines,"to distinguishthem from mines that targettanksand othervehicles

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16. Military's use of anti-personnel Land mines, arguing that the previous policy could put American troops at a "severe

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17. Land mines are typically used to disrupt or prevent the massed attack of tanks and/or infantry

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18. Land mines are small, passive defense systems that explode when enemies come closer than 2.5 tiles of them, dealing 250 damage and stunning enemies for 3 seconds

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19. Land mines can be placed freely on the map

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20. Land mines do not damage allied …

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21. Kamala Harris talked about creating news jobs in her interview and shared her brilliant idea to “build back better”….by reclaiming abandoned Land mines in West Virginia

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22. “All of those skilled workers who are in the coal industry and transferring those skills to what we need to do in terms of dealing with reclaiming abandoned Land mines.”

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23. In post-World War II Denmark, a group of young German POWs are forced to clear a beach of thousands of Land mines under the watch of a Danish Sergeant who slowly learns to appreciate their plight.

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24. PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) — After five years of sniffing out Land mines and unexploded ordnance in Cambodia, Magawa is retiring

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25. The African giant pouched rat has been the most successful rodent trained and overseen by a Belgian nonprofit, APOPO, to find Land mines and alert his human handlers so the explosives can be safely removed.

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26. “Upgrading the Pre-Existing Nonconforming Use: Subtleties and Land mines,” New Jersey Law Journal, July 8, 2019

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27. CUITO CUANAVALE, Angola — Domingos Luis, a 20-year-old farmer, has lived his entire life in a hamlet surrounded by Land mines, their lurking threat a constant presence

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28. Laced with Land mines and roamed by packs of dedicated poachers, it's an environment seemingly calculated to imperil even the most fleet-footed animal

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29. Land mines and cluster bombs have turned war zones into deathtrap for decades

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