How to pronounce“warh”in English

Warhol in The Velvet Underground so you know you can see this stuff building up as people are tired of and kind of blanching at the strictures of the old

Warhol in The Velvet Underground so you know you can see this stuff building up as people are are tired of and kind of blanching at the strictures of the old

warhol started off probably those things had no value sketches early sketches of shoes now a good warhol could be worth over 50

warheads that are as small as 50 pounds. And those can sit on the end of a short distance rocket, a medium-range rocket. Uh they can I mean they can be put in a

warhead that was such a big deal and I don't think the average person understands how big a deal that was when I think it was

warhead, unless you have some sort of tech that can intercept a Mach 20 to Mach Mach 2 to Mach 20, which no one has,

warheads so that the blast radiuses eradicate everything in the footprint.

warheads so that each warhead can cover what 300 square miles and you can blanket it across multiple strategic targets and completely eradicate your

Andy Warhol loved Polaroid pictures, because they were spontaneous, because they were instantaneous.

hundred warheads on a variety of delivery systems and we can rekt pretty much any country in the world right that's the residual of our Cold War for

Andy Warhol, Andy Warhol used to be friends with the Shah.

nuclear warhead. Okay, this is the first time in history that a ballistic missile was used in this kind of a kinetic war, a hot war. And I was on an airplane

the Warhead on one US nuclear armed submarine Marine has seven times the

a nuclear warhead. And what became the Lawrence Norman piece in "The Wall Street Journal," was that there actually was initial work done on metallurgy

60 nuclear warheads? Yes, and they probably have the material, I think the best understanding, to make another 30

There are far fewer warheads and missiles out there, but there are still enough, and they're pointed at each other.

It's Andy Warhol. Not only is it done by Warhol, but the red high heel is literally equated with success for female workers

not with a single warhead falling on them from us but from the fallout from our attacks, and a third 100 million additional

like somebody like Andy Warhol uh his name has sort of kind of like Kafka has moved into this different

hear an Andy Warhol from the other end of the museum usually because it's very loud whereas older paintings sound less because they're less saturated. The way

Like what would Andy Warhol code?

and the Reliable Replacement Warhead Program?

was a fully-rad warhammer that never missed its mark when thrown and always seemed to bring about the vicious, blunt-force trauma death of anyone Thor deemed worthy of a painful

the author of The Warhol Economy and an Assistant Professor at USC School of Policy, Planning, and Development.

with nuclear warheads that could destroy cities ready to go in 15 minutes why

take the warheads out of operational status and we disassemble them we eliminate them

6,000 nuclear warheads, serious cyber capabilities, and of course massive natural resources that people around the world really need.

This one warhead on this one missile had more than three times the explosive force of all the bombs used by all the armies in the Second World War combined including both atomic bombs.

size of a warhead I always tell my friends who are not

Any one of those warheads, often much more powerful than the one used to destroy Hiroshima or at least the core of it, which I

So like in the Warhol there is a very Asian article called the Art of War, in China.

It's where the warhead reenters the atmosphere and detonates,

How many deployed nuclear warheads does North Korea have?

- So one warhead reaches the Pentagon, everybody in the Pentagon parishes.

make fun of andy warhol and they're like oh my god he painted a soup can and now he became a millionaire i could do this well why don't you yeah so basically if

detonating hydrogen warheads to melt the polar ice caps and who wants to glow in the dark at night reading the newspaper so I think there are other ways to do it

And then those warheads as they come down from space, not propelled, as they just fall from space, they reach speeds between Mach 2 and Mach 20. And then

strategic or tactical warheads happen. You're going to see trade winds take whatever debris comes specifically from surfacebased detonations because uh

thousands of warheads you're talking about Russia and the United States being involved in a full-scale nuclear exchange.

they had an active nuclear warhead program called AMAD, which ended in 2003 formally, when the United States invaded Iraq.

over a thousand uh kilometer warhead and

And this capsule essentially replaces the thermonuclear warhead that was previously there.

The chapter you do for Andy Warhol.

acceptable to wait for other enemy warheads to hit before you launched your warheads-- they have always had a launch on warning predisposition--

North Korea already can deliver a nuclear warhead against Japan.

North Korea can already delivered a nuclear warhead against South Korea.

They'd have enough plutonium for 210 warheads.

being an obvious choice is warhulk sort of a similar thing where you think there's going to be sort of um other

to be put into a warhead, that it might take one or two more nuclear tests before they would be able to verify