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- noun a
terrorist employingbiological weapons - adjective of or relating to a bioterrorist or
bioterrorism
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Examples
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In the 3rd season of 24, a bioterrorist is trying to release a plague all over the US, and Hero Guy lets him escape in order to save his wife.
The Damsel Effect 2009
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Within hours the artist was detained as a suspected 'bioterrorist' as dozens of agents in hazmat suits sifted through his work and impounded his computers, manuscripts, books, his cat, and even his wife's body.
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A shocking new indictment really of the readiness to respond to any kind of bioterrorist attack.
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CORZINE: Well, if you're going to have the right laboratories, if you're going to have the right kinds of networks, communication networks to allow people to respond to a pandemic, a flu pandemic or any kind of bioterrorist attack, you're going to need the resources to be able to respond.
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Boortz stirred up fears that the virus was some sort of "bioterrorist" plot, asking, 'What better way to sneak a virus into this country than to give it to Mexicans?'
field negro 2009
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They might be applicable both to bioterrorist threats and to infectious diseases like ebola, West Nile virus and SARS.
The $6 Billion Bio-Defense Opportunity Chandresh Harjivan 2010
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They might be applicable both to bioterrorist threats and to infectious diseases like ebola, West Nile virus and SARS.
The $6 Billion Bio-Defense Opportunity Chandresh Harjivan 2010
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Global health officials are expected to decide this week whether to grant a stay of execution to the last known stocks of smallpox, a move the U.S. argues is critical for the development of medicines to counter a potential bioterrorist attack.
Verdict on Smallpox Cache Near Betsy McKay 2011
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Scientists need the living virus, they say, to make a better vaccine and finish developing the first treatments in case the deadly microbe is unleashed again - by accident, by a bioterrorist or by re-creating it from the computerized records of its DNA sequences.
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Scientists need the living virus, they say, to make a better vaccine and finish developing the first treatments in case the deadly microbe is unleashed again - by accident, by a bioterrorist or by re-creating it from the computerized records of its DNA sequences.
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