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It seems weird that support for a party implies support for all candidates fielded by that party.

As example, f35 block 2b was reportedly finished last summer but will be ready to be fielded this summer.

It is not very often used, but when particularly controversial candidates are fielded it sometimes does affect who gets in.

That's a big reason the vast majority of fielded nuclear weapons never got very big, there effects doesn't scale well.

Also, their team fielded a lot of grad students, whereas a lot of other universities (like mine) only had undergrads.

Impose a whole friggin' logistics infrastructure over that to deal with having two incompatible systems fielded.

We gave them a printout with the league rules and fielded questions in person.

Having previously instructed at a coding school which had a similar policy, I've fielded similar criticisms.

The Patriot system being fielded today is considerably different and much improved.

The numbers fielded on each side were into 6 and 7 figures.

For example, the US fielded lots of 9 megaton bombs in the 60s, but now the typical weapon in the US arsenal is under one megaton.

The complaint being fielded by some in law enforcement is that recent changes in encryption mechanisms in iOS and Android will render many warranted searches useless.

>"Leah Brajcich, who oversees sales at Gravity, fielded complaints from several customers who accused her boss of communist or socialist sympathies that would drive up their own employees’ wages and others who felt it was a public relations stunt."