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Dynamite

of it in public fisheries was prohibited by the fisheries dynamite act 1877 extended by the freshwater fisheries act 1878 s

dynamite charge probably from the notion of exploding the metaphorical blockage

one who uses dynamite esp one who uses it for the destruction of life

destroying by dynamite for political ends

the work of dynamiters

each juror considering the others opinions with deference called also dynamite charge

their fossils as diatomaceous earth used as a component of dynamite

is used in polishing powder and in the manufacture of dynamite

nitroglycerin and other similar nitro compounds it is inferior to dynamite and is more liable to explosion

a political dynamiter a form found in some newspapers

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