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1. Ss-11
   The SS-11 (Sego) was the standard Soviet nuclear deterrent missile against the impending American invasion during the Cold War and was first deployed in the early 1970s. The SS-11 had a range of 10600 km and carried three 300KT MIRV nuclear warheads.
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2. Ss-21
   The SS-21 (Scarab) is a Soviet intertially guided missile carried on the ZIL-5937 6x8 TEL vehicle. The SS-21 was introduced in 1976 as a replacement for the FROG series of unguided battlefield missiles, and offers considerable accuracy to a range of 200 km. The SS-21 can be fitted with a 10-, 100-ki...
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3. Ss-N-21
   The SS-N-21 (Sampson) or Granat is a Russian land attack missile with a range of about 3000 kilometres and delivers a 200 kT warhead and uses inertial guidance and terrain following guidance.
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4. SS1
   Securities sales speaker box that transmits to all investment banks` regional trading and sales desks.
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5. Ss11
   The SS11 anti-tank weapon system was a French infantry line-of-sight wire guided anti-tank weapon. The SS11 consisted of a two-stage solid propellant rocket motor armed with various warheads. The SS11 was usually installed on helicopters and had a range of 3000 metres and could penetrate 600 mm of armour.
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6. Ss11
   The SS11 is a French wire guided infantry anti-tank system comprising a wire-guided missile launched from either a vehicle or a ramp, and has also been installed in helicopters. The SS11 has a 1210 mm long two stage solid propellant rocket which flies at a cruising speed of 155 metres per second and...
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7. SSI-1
   (= STAT-induced STAT inhibitor-1) Protein induced by cytokines (through STAT pathway) that binds to and inhibits JAK2 and Tyk2 thereby acting as a negative feedback signal. See SOCS.
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