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Meanings of gun in English
Portuguese
pistoleiro Catalan
assassí professional 
A professional killer who uses a gun.
Portuguese
pedal do acelerador Catalan
accelerador Usage of gun in English
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Don't tell me tomorrow isn't the appropriate time to debate gun violence.
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However, the former Florida State kicker received another chance at the gun.
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We are going to add gun violence to that list, she said.
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The case ignited debates on race relations, gun control and American justice.
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If these trends continue, gun violence research might be another Congressional casualty.
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It's not clear how far along Russian ray gun tech really is.
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The pair were victims of gun violence, the RCMP said on Monday.
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The second point I want to make regards gun safety and handling.
9
Study participants also shared their views on the causes of gun violence.
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He did not express support for gun control measures proposed in Congress.
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They argued that the measure doesn't address gun violence in urban areas.
12
If you want to stop gun violence, that's the place to start.
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I would not want to see any gun violence shown to children.
14
Of course I wondered if that security job involved carrying a gun.
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Labour Party education spokesperson Chris Hipkins said schools should be gun-free places.
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The idea of gun violence had been a foreign concept to me.
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