Firepower
Firepower noun - The ability to exert effort for the accomplishment of a task.
Usage example: right now the President doesn't have the political firepower to push his programs through Congress
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GalSpan ships are fast, maneuverable, but fairly weak in terms of hull strength and firepower.
Source: Used Future - Altered Beast includes a stage wherepower-ups transform the player into a weretiger, which provides extra strength and firepower.
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Once something does get through his skin, he's a raging mass of strength and firepower that even Proud Warrior Race Guy Dinobot has learned to tread lightly around.
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