It's possible, says Moore, that Franklin confused a direct strike with a remote one.

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At the other end Lampard squandered a glorious chance - floating a chip over the bar when he surely would have scored with a more direct strike - before Everton thought they had won it.

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If successful, a direct nuclear strike would likely kill between 50, 000 and several million Israelis, depending on how many warheads reached their targets.

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These scenarios, of course, are likely because they compare favorably to the worst case scenarios in which a nuclear-armed Iran decides to simply detonate its nuclear bombs over Israel, either in the form of an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack or in the form of a direct nuclear strike.

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Perpignan took the most direct route to strike back within five minutes with a try for Guirado.

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When a simulated chemical strike occurs, the officer must direct vehicles around the battlefield, assess what type of strike it is, and take appropriate action by issuing orders to the right personnel via on-screen maps and buttons.

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"It is a direct result of the day of action - there are no strike specials, " he said.

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The technical and administration workers ended their strike last fall after receiving a pay increase and extra benefits but no direct contract with Sonatrach.

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