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Arabic translation: In context of a military / CT / HR operation, term = 'stun,' rather than shock
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| 5 -1 | In context of a military / CT / HR operation, term = 'stun,' rather than shock |
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peer agreement (net): -1| صعق Shock Explanation: Shock |
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peer agreement (net): -1In context of a military / CT / HR operation, term = 'stun,' rather than shock Explanation: In context of a military / CT / Hostage Rsecue (HR) operation, that term = 'stun' effect, rather than shock Field experience as advisor and trainer of CT/HR units |
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