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Ammunition is an object propelled by a weapon such a a gun or a bow. In a more loose sense of the term, it can be used to refer to anything being thrown, shot, or otherwise projected towards someone. It is commonly referred to as "ammo", and most commonly spoken of in the context of a war, the ammunition usually being bullets. | Ammunition is an object propelled by a weapon such a a gun or a bow. In a more loose sense of the term, it can be used to refer to anything being thrown, shot, or otherwise projected towards someone. It is commonly referred to as "ammo", and most commonly spoken of in the context of a war, the ammunition usually being bullets. | ||
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Ammunition is an object propelled by a weapon such a a gun or a bow. In a more loose sense of the term, it can be used to refer to anything being thrown, shot, or otherwise projected towards someone. It is commonly referred to as "ammo", and most commonly spoken of in the context of a war, the ammunition usually being bullets.
