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Combine those qualities with the ammunition's frangibility and Elliott said it is well-suited for close-quarters combat, like what could occur on a hijacked aircraft; shooting ranges or law enforcement and military training. For almost a decade, Anthony Aziz and Sammy Cucher have explored the materiality and frangibility of the human (or humanoid) body. |
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