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Why is nuclear war and bio warfare more problematic than traditional warfare?
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What are the comparative and superlative forms of the word problematic?
more problematic, most problematic
Is cyber warfare a serious problem?
Yes, Cyber Warfare will become a serious problem. For example, Israel and American hackers used Cyber Warfare to push back Iran's nuclear ambitions, by having a device in the nuclear plants malfunction. Cyber Warfare will become a more serious problem for advanced countries like the USA which rely on electricity grids and an electronic banking system.
Which sold more modern warfare 2 or borderlands?
Modern Warfare 2
What are the similarities between warfare during world war 1 and warfare now?
well there was more dangerous weapons in warfare 1 and less dangerous weapons in warfare now ..............
Will modern warfare 3 have the same guns as modern warfare 2?
Yes, plus more.
What were the main features of the nuclear arms?
Nuclear arms race was where Cold War was going with the belief that the more nuclear weapons you had, the more powerful you were
Could warriors be real in real life?
Warriors, in the traditional sense of skilled fighters who engage in warfare, did exist in ancient and medieval times. However, the role of warriors has evolved over time with changes in technology and warfare tactics. Modern-day warriors may be found in military forces or specialized combat units, but the nature of warfare has shifted towards more sophisticated strategies and technology.
Are mercury outboard motors more problematic than the other manufacturers?
no it is all in how you take care of it
Are Dodge autos problematic?
Not any more often than any other automatic transmission.
Are volcanoes are more powerful then nuclear weapons?
volcano weapons are more powerful than nuclear volcanoes
How did the coldwar contribute to the growth in the us?
in case of an eventual attack, the US employed more soldiers into the army for possible warfare, as well as employing scientists to develop nuclear weapons and work towards reaching space and the moon through NASA.
What step did carter take to reduce us dependency on foreign oil?
Build more nuclear plants
