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2. Milwaukee Tool - Wikipedia

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   In 2012, the company developed its Milwaukee M18 FUEL product line. The tools specified as M18 tools included angle grinders, circular saws, impact wrenches, brad nail guns, and deep-cut band saws. This was achieved because of the Milwaukee REDLITHIUM batteries released in 2010. [7]

3. M18 - Wikipedia

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   M18 or M-18, Mara 18, Central American street gang; Hope Municipal Airport, Arkansas, United States (FAA location identifier: M18) A line of 18-volt power tools manufactured by Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation; M18, a student club at the Bauhaus University, Weimar, Germany

4. File:Milwaukee Logo.svg - Wikipedia

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   Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation; Usage on fa.wikipedia.org میلواکی الکتریک تول; Usage on fr.wikipedia.org Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation; Usage on he.wikipedia.org מילווקי (כלי עבודה) Usage on it.wikipedia.org Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation; Usage on no.wikipedia.org Milwaukee (selskap) Usage on www ...

5. Cheap and deadly: Why vehicle terror attacks like the Bourbon ...

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   "The accessibility of vehicles makes this a widespread threat (for) any gathering of people, whether for a New Year’s celebration or just a normal weekend on Bourbon Street," said Ryan Houser, a ...

6. M18 Hellcat - Wikipedia

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   The M18 Hellcat was the culmination of the development of various prototypes of fast tank destroyers dating back to 1941. Entering production in summer 1943, the M18 first saw combat service in spring 1944. The M18 served primarily in Western Europe, but was also present in smaller numbers in Italy and the Pacific. Production continued until ...

7. Are your plastic kitchen utensils toxic? An alarming study ...

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   An alarming study that had Americans tossing out their black plastic kitchen utensils, toys and to-go packages earlier this month overstated the concern, the researchers admit.