Gauss are ballistic weapons with a twist. They are the only ballistic weapon, which are able to head destruct a robot. They have a high raw power thus are able to blow robots to pieces.

Members of the general public reported that managing working from home alongside home schooling was a significant challenge. They also highlighted that the pandemic has changed their perceptions towards disability in the UK. Only helmets with a Damage Resistance Rating of 7 can prevent headshots by ballistic ammosthat are not in the Moderate or Strong Group. Themes identified through manual coding and topic modelling were cross-referenced. Although these analyses were conducted independently, a high degree of similarity was found between the 2 approaches. The union of themes identified through manual coding and topic modelling was reported, with representative quotes related to each topic provided. Disabled people reported people mistreating them because of their disability (58%; Q50g), people being hostile to them online because of their disability (31%; 50h), or experiencing violence because of their disability (15%; Q50i) at least ‘some of the time’. of disabled people, 89% of carers, and 96% of general public respondents ‘agree’ or ‘strongly agree’ that employers should be flexible in making workplace adjustments for disabled people (Q110i).

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Of those who had reported having difficulty accessing public buildings at least ‘sometimes’, 80% of disabled people who had accessed benefit and pension services had experienced at least some difficulties (Q28c). To summon an invisible armor stand with a Steve head (looks like a floating Steve head): /summon armor_stand ~ ~ ~1 {Invisible:1, ArmorItems:[{}, {}, {}, {Count:1,id:player_head}]} Target Selectors of disabled people, 8% of carers, and 12% of general public respondents ‘agree’ or ‘strongly agree’ that the views held by members of the public about disability are generally helpful for disabled people (Q110c). A special needs helmet is a form of protective gear worn to protect the head from injuries due to medical conditions. They are available for children from newborn age to teenage. A special needs helmet can be worn to protect the head after surgery or to help reduce the risk of head injuries. A baby may need to wear a protective helmet who is suffering from plagiocephaly, brachycephaly, or scaphocephaly. Other medical conditions that may cause a child to need a protective helmet are autism, epilepsy, cerebral palsy, or any type of ‘head banging’ seizure condition. of carers found paying their usual living expenses ‘quite difficult’ or ‘very difficult’ before COVID-19 (Q60b), compared with 52% during COVID-19 (Q60a). Of those carers who found paying their usual living expenses ‘quite difficult’ or ‘very difficult’, limited income (61%) and costs relating to caring for someone with a health condition or disability (60%) were most frequently reported as the main reasons for difficulties paying usual living expenses (Q61).

Due to my ASD and sensory problems I cannot wear face masks. I have face [sic] a lot of abuse because of this. I have been refused entry to shops, banned from one shop, had to argue with bus drivers to get on buses to and from work. I have been physically assaulted by a bus driver because I was not wearing a mask. I have faced abuse from private citizens whilst on buses. This was reported by many disabled people and carers, but was not a frequently raised topic among members of the general public.The optimal number of topics for each question was determined by iteratively generating models ranging from 10 to 100 topics in size, and using model diagnostics to identify the optimal number of topics. For each of the 4 free text questions, 60 was determined to be the optimal number of topics.