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It can be fired from all current and future smooth-bore 120-mm mortar weapons and flies ballistically to its search area. He teams up with the town's other young losers to form the Dandies, a secret society of shooters who dress in 19th-century garb, conduct eccentric rituals in their underground ``temple'' and profess their pacifism while becoming more ballistically knowledgeable than your average Navy SEAL. That's because most researchers studying those gases use such perfect crystals that electrons move ballistically, that is, they travel extraordinary distances--tens to hundreds of micrometers--before colliding with one another or with atoms in the material. |
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