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   These top-rated lights equipped with sensors that'll automatically shine a light (three of them, in fact) when they detect motion — important when you get home after dark and can't see a thing.

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   Other Walmart early Black Friday toy deals that are still going on This Razor Black Label E90 Electric Scooter has a rechargeable battery and can travel up to 10 miles per hour. 30% OFF

4. Jamie Foxx’s Birthday Altercation Happened After Prank With ...

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   More details are coming to light about the incident that took place during Jamie Foxx’s birthday dinner. “There was someone in an upper-level area of the restaurant who was with a big group of ...

5. SureFire - Wikipedia

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   Surefire also produces military weapon lights for mounting on handguns, rifles, sub-machine guns and shotguns. Surefire's Z2 CombatLight is standard issue to the FBI and the Federal Air Marshal Service, [9] and their various handheld lights are a frequent choice of police, military, fire, and EMS personnel. Some models of handheld flashlights ...

6. Q-ZAR - Wikipedia

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   Like other laser tag games, Q-ZAR is played with a gun (or "phaser") that fires harmless beams of infrared light that are detected by equipment worn by the players. There is also a laser pulse on firing, though it is for visual effects only. The basic mechanism of the game revolves around shooting (called tagging) each other or stationary objects.

7. Stimulated emission - Wikipedia

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   Laser light is a type of stimulated emission of radiation. Stimulated emission is the process by which an incoming photon of a specific frequency can interact with an excited atomic electron (or other excited molecular state), causing it to drop to a lower energy level.