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A way to do this would be to drop an H bomb on Switzerland.
Imagine the simultaneous explosion of a million H bombs.
H Bomb prints 10,000; 2,500 are distributed free to students, the rest sold for $5 each.
She feared the A bomb and now the H bomb.
It was a three stage H bomb.
It has in it the war-head of an H bomb.'
H Bomb may soon follow suit.
But an H bomb perhaps?
And an American H bomb, if he could get one out of the country, would be an invaluable prize to hand over to the Russians.
Unless it's a personal sized H Bomb or something else that might spoil the furniture."
"It was a great, controversial thing to say, Oh, I'm a photographer for H Bomb."
Dean Kidd imagines what would happen if an H Bomb model "was running for governor of California" someday.
H Bomb initially shared at least some of Boink's exhibitionism, if not quite the full-frontal erections.
She spoke disparagingly of the prose submissions - H Bomb publishes both essays and fiction - sent in by Harvard women.
The West will react with all its got; land-based rockets, rockets from subs and cruisers, H bombs from aircraft.
Now they were told that in the cave there was a madman who had stolen an H bomb, and that he planned to let it off at midday.
In her column, she discussed issues such as race, women, and key events (Pearl Harbor, Prohibition, H Bomb, etc.).
Frank also authored a 160 page non-fiction book, How To Survive the H Bomb And Why (1962).
The current editor of H Bomb, Ming Vandenberg, is especially concerned about the security of the magazine's content on the Web.
In a moment of humor typical of Thomas's writing, the song ends with the narrator having heard a news report of the testing of an H bomb.
The Hole was supposed to withstand anythingÑbut that was before ICBMs and H bombs.
In H Bomb and many of the other new breed of publications, any tolerance for emotional vulnerability appears to have evaporated, replaced by an uneasy, fleshy bombast.
'Not...' Barney's eyes widened,'... not an H bomb?'