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Informative Essay: The Ray Gun

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The Ray gun can do a lot. The Ray gun can help people. It can Help people in mines, it can help people in their homes, and it can help are military. The Ray gun can mine materials in mines. When the ray gun mines the material it can purify the material if you want it to. It can not mine anything that is flammable. The Ray gun can also be used as protection for civilians. When sold to civilians it can only stun the person that is shot with it. It is against the law to use it in any other way other than for protection. When sold to the military there is the stun option but there 's also another setting on it. There is a kill setting on the Ray gun. All you have to do is shoot them anywhere and that we 'll do the job. But they can only

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