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Biochemterrorism
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Biochemterrorism
The use by a non-state group, or the secret use by a nation state, of biological or chemical agents to kill, injure or incapacitate one's political enemy. There are numerous examples of biochemterrorism dating back thousands of years. See also: Biochemical warfare.


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