You know, brothers, that West Irian may possibly, possibly, I repeat possibly, also become a testing ground for either atomic weapons or other explosive devices.

In 1862, upon orders of Bismarck who was preparing for war, a big military testing ground was established there and it was used in part as a camp for French prisoners of war already during the Franco-Prussian war.

The most horrible part of the testing ground's history is probably what happened in 1953 to the small village of Karaul standing on a hill slope.

Veterans of the Semipalatinsk nuclear testing ground recall their enthusiasm for their work in perfecting a hydrogen bomb to defend the Motherland

The testing ground shall be not less than 1 ha in area and the length worked not less than 100 m.

And inside that testing ground you have guards and people who prevent the public from coming in to those grounds, isn't that true?

The Geinsheim testing ground, a free-field site equipped to handle bigger and heavier antennae, is located about 16 km west of Darmstadt in the Rhine valley between Leeheim and Geinsheim.

The Salsk testing ground was included in the list of pilot agricultural regions already at that time, geobotanic mapping of the territories adjacent to Lake Balkhash was carried out and the grazing grounds in southwestern Turkmenia as well as the state of the irrigation system in the Ferghana Valley were studied.

Copper Harbor, where there are known copper veins, was used as a testing ground for the AMT method.

"Boston must become a testing ground for the ideals of freedom," King admonished the crowd .

Although the rare gases and especially Xe have, for several years now, been serving as a testing ground for experimental multiphoton ionization studies, relevant calculations have been very rare.

The North has already become, and will continue to be, a significant testing-ground for the provisions of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

These special features of Pennsylvania's colonial life — religious toleration, democratic tradition, ethnically diverse settlers, and strategic economic position — make it an ideal testing ground for studying the sociopolitical development of the United States.

The store was considered the best testing ground for new men's items.

Autocratic control grows out of the fundamental imposition of a testing ground on all our young people; the institution that teaches the young also tests the young.

Movie actors and singers often use the musical stage as a testing ground for their talent and popularity .

War, anywhere in the world, whether tribal or global, is a testing ground for man's living soul in the flesh.

Women and prostitution become a testing ground for men to prove their wealth and prestige.

Testing ground

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