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List of Chemical Weapons Spirits for MD Abacination, Abbadon, Acacia List of Chemical Weapons Spirits for MD Abacination, Abbadon, Acacia confusa, Acetic anhydride, Acorus calamus, Acrolein, Acryloyl chloride, Active measures, acute, & chronic symptoms, acute post traumatic shock disorders, acute post traumatic stress disorders, acute pulmonary effects, Adamantanes, Adamsite, Adapting pharmaceuticals, Aerial poisoning, aflatoxin, Agent of influence, Agent Blue, Agent Green, Agent Orange, Agent Pink, Agent Purple, Agent White, etc, Agro-terrorism, Al Qa'qaa, Alcornea floribunda, alcoholic, alcoholism, Alkyl, Ames strain, Amiton, Anadenanthera, colubrina, & peregrina, Ancient psycho- chemical use, Anniston Chemical Activity, Anthrax, Anthrax attacks, Anthrax toxins, Anthrax vaccines, Anthrax Vaccine Adsorbed, anthraxed water supply, apartheid, Apollion, Aptiganel, anti-nerve gas drug, Aral smallpox incident, Aralsk smallpox outbreak, Area denial weapon, Argentine hemorrhagic fever, Argyreia nervosa, Arsenic tri-chloride, Arylcyclohexylamines, Assembled Chemical Weapons Alternatives, assured destruction, asthma, Asthmador, asymmetrical warfare, Atlantic Storm, atomic bomb, Atropa belladonna, Auditory hallucination, Australia Group, A- WOL, Ayahuasca, Baghdad Nuclear Research Facility, Balkans war, ballistic missile submarines, Banisteriopsis caapi, barfing from fear, Basic Battle Skills, Basson brownies, Bath salts drug, Battle of Changde, Bear spray, Beatings and physical violence, Beaufort's Dyke bomb dump, Benzyl bromide, Benzyl chloride, Beyond Treason, Big Five Weapons, Binary chemical weapon, Binary liquids, Biodefense, Biohazard book, Biological agents, Biological Arms, biological defense program, Biological facilities, Biological toxin weapons, Biological warfare, Biological weapon delivery systems, Biological weapon programs, Biological Weapons, Biopreparat, Bioterrorism, Birth defects, Blinding with light, Blister agents, Blood agents, blood guiltiness, Blue Grass Army Depot, Blue Grass Chemical Agent-Destruction Pilot Plant, Blue Morpho Ayahuasca center, Blue, green, White, & Yellow Cross chemical warfare; 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