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English Language translation of a Tagalog article. And you know that from...? Well the point is that it's neither a Tagalog Acronym nor a English translation of a Tagalog article, nor anything else like this. It is, and has been since 1952, the original name of that organization (which
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mark, you're 360,000 hits. Therefore, even if you're skewing it, Howard the Duck is more popular than the FAMAS awards... HOWARD THE DUCK. Let's sit and ponder the meaning when we talk notoriety. Yeah, I thought so. Oh, PLEASE break out the, "Dude, you were edit warring" argument. --
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French special forces (1RPIMa, CRAPS, commandos marine, etc.) sometimes use the M4 carbine because of its modularity, but not the M16. However, the M16 is one of the few foreign weapons allowed to be fired in the army firing ranges (along with the Uzi and H&K MP5).
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1308:example of
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970:7.62 FAMAS?
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865:9mm Variant
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205:Structure:
139:Start-class
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2999:Categories
2963:References
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2839:its author
2771:Report bug
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2181:90.2.91.63
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1672:Deon Steyn
1369:War (band)
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1003:HughesJohn
385:open tasks
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64:Technology
2754:this tool
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555:Choice777
2898:Pictures
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2760:Cheers.—
2632:Cheers.—
2494:Cheers.—
2372:Shoobe01
2314:SASH155
2283:unsigned
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1996:181,000
1989:unquoted
1961:138,000
1954:unquoted
1881:analogy.
1827:This one
1628:tl:FAMAS
1611:Koalorka
1430:deletion
1144:Koalorka
1064:Ryan4314
1058:Variants
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563:contribs
551:unsigned
390:Firearms
377:firearms
349:Firearms
166:criteria
72:European
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2982:22 July
2666:my edit
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2504::Online
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2318:Rifling
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