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It's armies against armies, with dozens of knights, dragons, and skeletons clashing at once.
Babies, players build up armies of monsters, exquisite corpse style, to fight armies of babies.
Outside the heroes, the armies are not terribly memorable and certainly won't hold a candle to the personality of the armies in the Warhammer games.
Its armies were gifted at outflanking and outmaneuvering human armies partially because it could direct five of them at once, which no human is capable of.
The armies feel balanced, at least for now, and my beloved Orks are suddenly on par with other armies after years of consignment to the realm of "actively unfun to play".
MASAYA, Nicaragua — It is the most irregular of armies.
Where will the opposing armies gather to train — Twitter?
Where Warcraft 2 and StarCraft had armies of disposable clones, Warcraft 3 armies featured superhero-level wizards and champions who could turn the tide of a whole battle if they were controlled wisely.
People who live in a country are good for more than just paying taxes to fund a functional government and its armies, they also fuel the strength, reach, and capabilities of those armies.
Today, our armies must defend these borders and these nations.
Here, you command troops and face off against invading armies.
As Soviet armies closed in on Berlin, German forces retreated.
Armies fight with silicon as well as steel (see article).
Corporate offices bristle with impenetrable security and armies of guards.
Did they reduce the number of people in their armies?
Mutual suspicion and accusations of incursions by both armies persist.
Kalashnikovs are in service in 50 foreign armies, it said.
They are talented at making rousing speeches and raising armies.
The USSR's troops far outnumbered the armies of Western Europe.
Kalashnikovs are in service in 50 foreign armies, it added.
Women have been raped in South Sudan by rival armies.
In neither case could armies or walls stop the migrations.
There are armies of diverse talent ready to come through.
Damascus has seldom encountered hostile foreign armies in the war.
Engagement — even it's driven by bot armies — is still engagement.
Today, only the armies of Belarus and Russia take part.
So there is still hope for America's armies of nonemployed.
Having been pillaged by nine foreign armies, they distrust outsiders.
While tactics differed between armies, some attack methods were constant.
We call that dictatorship, and we raise armies against it.
Their armies have for decades faced off over the LOC.
The scenes of tens of thousands of refugees streaming across Europe, crashing through borders, whipped up deep, dark memories from the distant past, of Arab armies poised at the Pyrenees, of Ottoman armies besieging Vienna.
And yet no armies have formed against aspirin, Tylenol or water.
Armies of them might even fight wars for us one day.
Battalions are good against enemy armies but especially helpful against monsters.
"Can you really have two armies under one government?" he asked.
There was no immediate comment from the Russian or Syrian armies.
The parts are then assembled, mainly by armies of Chinese workers.
Armies of lawyers and public-relations firms specialise in rinsing reputations.
Families are superminds, so are countries, armies, scientific communities, and neighborhoods.
They were outnumbered by the French and British armies in 1940.
Armies could not really change their stance once the fighting began.
They quickly move around the track, two thrashing armies on wheels.
Gems and minerals have funded rebel armies and kept conflicts burning.
Even veterans of leftist armies caution against forming one in America.
SoftBank poured money into start-ups that use armies of contractors.
And don't say it would remove the vast armies of bureaucrats.
Instead, armies now use grappling hooks to brute-force city walls.
The armies of the dead are about to fight the living.
Armies of angry fans can be deployed to defend fragile superheroes.
Armies of tolerance are looking to pick apart anything vaguely controversial.
Goats and unicorns are nothing compared to dragons and zombie armies.
It's time for war, and fearsome leaders head both species' armies.
Not everyone is convinced the surrogate armies will make a difference.
Armies do not exist, as we knew them, in this struggle.
Listen: Are artists responsible when their fan armies can be weaponized?
Two armies sit before each other, sometimes just 100 feet apart.
Landowners dominate local governments, while deploying private armies to keep control.
LOS ANGELES — The flames raced across brittle hillsides like advancing armies.
The UN secretary general wields no armies and controls no economies.
McFate's an expert on private armies, and formerly worked for Feinberg's DynCorp.
And Muslim armies won other key battles over the centuries during Ramadan.
"All armies that could be are attacking what we're doing," he said.
Every comment a president makes can send armies marching and markets tumbling.
She pledged her armies and her energies to ending the undead menace.
Old church bells became cannons and shells, used to bombard Christian armies.
Instead of surrounding cities, downsized armies are forced to fight inside them.
Cost is also a factor in armies where trained personnel are pricey.
Electronic armies are owned by everyone, and used by everyone without exception.
Probably spying on behalf of the whale armies plotting the imminent whalepocalypse.
Armies of concerned folks banded together to begin pulling down sensitive data.
Both armies threw down their weapons and called the whole thing off.
There will be synapse-tickling aerial shots of armies charging into battle.
This makes sense, considering all of the male armies dying on battlefields.
Then when the Northern armies arrive, he can pin it on Ramsay.
Botnets, or zombie armies, are networks of computers controlled by an attacker.
Yet many of those resources lie in territory controlled by ethnic armies.
Dwight D. Eisenhower and Ulysses S. Grant, like Washington, commanded victorious armies.
Armies skirted the ban at times—America used CS gas in Vietnam.
Arabia and Mesopotamia as from Persia itself, where the Turkish armies once
They make no sense in this age of volunteer armies and globalisation.
In contrast, wars between armies have rarely persisted when food was scarce.
" He retorts: "Armies or navies or air forces don't go to war.
Audience members are divided into teams representing the Union and Confederate Armies.
The two armies you command in this game are very, very different.
They can send stock markets tumbling, they can send armies to war.
The country that defeated Hitler's armies is no place for Nazi flags.
Semi-autonomous regions outside the capital's immediate vicinity pay their own armies.
The bulk of Israel's population lived within artillery range of hostile armies.
The primary challenge is less to defeat armies than to control populations.
Electronic armies are owned by everyone, and used by everyone without exception.
The two armies of fans at last had something to agree about.
But no armies fought here and no soldiers charged up the embankment.
Israel's shocking victory over three Arab armies, paradoxically, produced opportunities for breakthroughs.
Pop stars may have stan armies, but rappers have the silent majority.
Armies and police forces are always on the lookout for better armour.
Centuries ago, the emperor's armies would return from war through this gate.
But where exactly do these armies of drug-resistant germs come from?
He could hear swords ringing on grassy fields where ancient armies collided.
"Hezbollah has gained from the experience of working with armies and managing numerous weapons systems simultaneously - air power, armored vehicles, intelligence, and drones: all specialties of conventional armies," said a commander in a regional alliance fighting in Syria.
When Dolly was announced the press was full of headlines about clone armies.
Exultant armies and militias now occupy the ground once held by the caliphate.
Leader of the nomadic Hun armies, he razed whole cities to the ground.
Jon has led armies to their deaths before in a number of causes.
Powell called on corporations to raise armies of lobbyists and descend on Washington.
Both Renly and Stannis died because of their wars, despite their vast armies.
Meanwhile, teams enlist small armies of lawyers, lobbyists, public relations people, and fans.
But, to the ethnic armies, popular support matters less than it once did.
Nor are total revolutions and wars fought over years by armies of millions.
You can't have armies running around with your business card [reading] Social Capital.
Then armies got involved, which added a circular, Catch-22 kind of logic.
Many national armies and police forces have a habit of losing their weapons.
The monks have protected the relics from Muslim invaders, colonial armies and fires.
Both armies are giving their own leaders 10/210 ratings on the site.
Especially not if the armies of the North come back to defend Winterfell.
Eisenhower's Armies: The American-British Alliance during World War II. By Niall Barr.
You don't build massive armies, backed by cityscapes jammed with barracks and factories.
Wars between 1996 and 2003 sucked in nine African armies and killed millions.
THROUGHOUT the cold war, Turkey was one of Europe's bastions against Soviet armies.
Any of the top 85033 armies in the world could beat it singlehanded.
His armies committed mass atrocities, they say, so he should not be celebrated.
Meanwhile, whole armies were extinguished like fireflies (RIP the Dothraki, RIP the Unsullied).
In this case, his armies, then plague, reduced the population by four-fifths.
It's wholly minimalist compared to the armies of sporty wrist bands out there.
Such a war would require national consciousness and trained armies on both sides.
The Soviet Union was ill prepared when Nazi armies invaded in June 1941.
Armies of Hollywood professionals get paid, megamillions enjoy them and nobody gets hurt.
"Arab armies are bad at counterinsurgency, and even worse at war," he adds.
Both armies, he said, were sympathetic to each other's problems with Muslim minorities.
Mongolian khanates, armies and tribes fell under his rule, often after vicious battles.
Defense Secretary Mark Esper had said they risked being trapped between advancing armies.
But, in general, the Siq was kept narrow to keep out invading armies.
Modern armies have been bound by the "law of armed conflict" since 1949.
Future battlefields, armies and weapons will depend on who has the superior technology.
Once the armies were all set, the battle began, and the slaughter commenced.
Some of is performed by armies of people whose names are mostly unknown.
Armies of gender apparatchiks are monitoring and policing speech, ideas, humor, and sexuality.
A global jobs market exists for technical experts and armies of students learn abroad.
Some national armies do recruit young people at 16, but not for combat duties.
THE COUNTRIES with the two biggest armies in NATO are at loggerheads once again.
Much of the violence can be blamed on the invading Rwandan and Ugandan armies.
They call him El Caudillo — leader of armies, hero by the grace of God.
No one can stop love -- not armies, not hate, not persecution, not famine, nothing.
As party leaders fight for the airwaves, armies of activists are pounding the ground.
Such lassitude worries Western armies, which are reluctant to get sucked into another war.
Parliament Square is permanently occupied by rival armies of pro- and anti-Brexit protesters.
It deploys armies of orange-clad volunteers to man phones and knock on doors.
Armies of "sportcoats" were unleashed to sell products that protected your everything from APTs.
Young bachelors who cannot afford to marry also make easy recruits for rebel armies.
Many police forces and armies aren't ready for the technological and mental leap necessary.
If young men are jobless or broke, they make cheap recruits for rebel armies.
But forget notions of huge armies of worms unleashed into your discarded grocery bags.
Definitely not hurting for armies this week: Jaime Lannister and the long-lost Bronn.
Iraq's defense ministry said the two armies started "major maneuvers" at the border area.
NATO functions well in the military sphere, coordinating armies and commands, Mr. Macron said.
Namely rooting out bot armies before their malicious propaganda can pollute the public sphere.
"I'm up there with hurricanes and invading armies and zombie apocalypses," he said, laughing.
He repeatedly wanted to know which countries had the worst offenders in their armies.
We no longer live in a time when armies mass and send clear warning.
Evangeline Lilly starred in 2014's "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies."
New York (CNN Business)Forget about drones and armies of people driving Amazon trucks.
They automated the manual labor formerly done by small armies of threshers and bundlers.
Both armies have since been facing off across their border in a frozen stalemate.
The maps resemble battle plans, with armies of trucks fanning out across the continent.
The chief question is where the armies to fight those battles will come from.
We don't walk in with armies of data scientists or require long integration projects.
It's not the first time armies of the birds have overrun an unsuspecting town.
Security officials stand guard along busy intersections and armies of volunteer guards patrol neighborhoods.
When the 1967 war broke out, the Jordanian and Israeli armies fought over it.
And its lawyers are outnumbered by the armies of attorneys employed by tech giants.
There's more of a psychological control over these non-democratic armies versus democratic ones.
Armies of campaign volunteers can now reach thousands of voters without leaving their couches.
British armies marched down from Montreal and up from Manhattan; Saratoga became the fulcrum.
Armies established themselves as the ultimate arbiters during crises, with deleterious consequences for democracy.
Then they fought each other in a 1990s war in three rival Bosnian armies.
"And their armies are no longer made up of malnourished peasants," the U.S. said.
Often armies end up planning to face enemies of the past, with disastrous results.
Two decades ago, Colombia was nearly overrun by guerrilla armies, paramilitaries and drug cartels.
By simply supplying things like soap and marijuana, bosses can grow their armies overnight.
We&aposd be able to pull those armies away from each other on the DMZ.
When it comes to invading armies of mosquitoes, Adele isn't prepared to suffer in silence.
Here the armies of France and the British Empire came together – it connected the allies.
Stephen Dillane led his armies to war as Stannis "The Mannis" Baratheon on the show.
The IDF is widely recognised as one of the world's best-trained, best-equipped armies.
They are of questionable value in warfare; organised armies can protect themselves from poison gases.
Citizen armies make a population, in general, more informed and opinionated about their country's conflicts.
Smaller nations can compete on the same playing field as countries with massive armies. 7.
In 1948, Israel repelled invading Arab armies which attacked immediately after Israel declared its independence.
Specifically "the use of data science and armies of bots" to game the system.3.
Israel, for its part, has one of the most technologically advanced armies in the world.
As it happens, the IDF is also one of the world's most gay-friendly armies.
For many years now, automated bot armies have artificially amplified perspectives and manipulated trending algorithms.
Islam arrived in Iran 651 when invading Arab armies toppled the mostly Zoroastrian Sassanid Empire.
Like armies of the dead and crazy kings, you can't keep us out of Westeros!
Leaders of the two armies have begun talks on how to enforce security in Juba.
Representatives from the two armies met in the Congolese border town of Kasindi last week.
This isn't Risk, where armies just go and seize a new patch of the map.
Kim moved first and unleashed his armies across the 28500th parallel, igniting the Korean War.
They have employed armies of humans, roughly 85033,000 in Facebook's case, to police platform content.
Around town, abandoned multistory hotels loom like decaying sentinels, colonized by armies of jungle insects.
It has also transformed Hezbollah into one of the most powerful armies in the region.
It also includes armies of Twitter bots and troll farms that help amplify that message.
No, no, no — just the footprint of maintaining standing armies and militaries around the world.
The two armies were first shot separately, each with all 80 horses in their ranks.
Ensemble came up with a way to manage and direct armies using an Xbox controller.
Hackers are already using bot armies to promote partisan causes on social media, they said.
The British and French armies shot 320 and 700 men, respectively, for refusing to kill.
How are Dany's armies and three dragons going to eat while they camp out there?
Our human war counsels and armies, however, need to be on top of things, too.
What if we had a weapon that could bring all those armies to their knees?
Summer vacation schedules help staff armies of volunteers and relieve pressure on public transportation systems.
Armies of lobbyists have been trawling Washington, preparing to fight for and against various provisions.
Armies that clash at Montgomery in 1955 meet again at Little Rock two years later.
This is not a war of two armies facing each other on a geographical battlefield.
Nations of great armies and wealth have come and gone with the winds of time.
There's nothing — but that doesn't mean you're going to keep your armies there and everything.
I enjoyed small tactical battles that used rock-paper-scissors mechanics to defeat enemy armies.
Unlike World of Warcraft, in which players choose a single character as their avatar while they navigate through a huge world, the original Warcraft games had a strategy focus, in which players built and led big armies to outwit and crush their foes' big armies.
There are armies of mindless human-drones, deadly robot sentries, murderous water nymphs and worse still.
"They should be hiring armies of moderators and their own fact-checkers," one fact-checker said.
And a complex legal systems employing armies of water-specialized lawyers to arbitrate all the bickering.
White men and women formed Red Shirt armies to regain control of local politics through force.
Abacus was an easy target, without armies of lawyers or millions of dollars for a defense.
The troop movements raise tension on a continent where for decades armies regularly overthrew civilian governments.
We have got to demilitarize local police departments so they do not look like occupying armies.
Abuse, harassment, troll armies, propaganda through bots and human coordination, disinformation campaigns and divisive filter bubbles.
This essay draws on his new book, Road Warriors: Foreign Fighters in the Armies of Jihad.
Neither Qatar nor the UAE existed as independent states when Israel humiliated Arab armies in 1967.
Here's a very rough estimate of the armies left standing by the end of Season 7.
Western countries are also paying for a counterterrorism force drawn from regional armies, the G5 Sahel.
Mythological armies march across ceilings, goddesses perch on the walls, and elephants dance in the corners.
At first, AI armies would fall before me, and so would a few of its cities.
And armies already have lots of ways to flatten cities and kill people in large numbers.
The Congress of Vienna declared him an outlaw, armies massed, and Napoleon soon met his Waterloo.
And Europeans waste much of their money on mostly useless toy armies, navies and air forces.
Soldiers from the U.S. and South Korean armies during a joint military exercise in South Korea.
All that remains are the battle-hardened armies lead by Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryan respectively.
As the country has fragmented, rival armies, two different governments, and extremists have vied for control.
Shit, man, I am certain they have worn suits without being officers in Napoleonic-era armies.
Social-media echo chambers and armies of trolls hired by repressive governments have cured that illusion.
I mean, they've won five wars where the armies that went against them froze to death.
High-tech companies often give senior jobs to former Washington insiders and employ armies of lobbyists.
In the 1950s, President Eisenhower emphasized nuclear weapons as a deterrence to larger Warsaw Pact armies.
Mar Mattai has seen the passage of many armies: Sassanian, Arab, Seljuk, Mongol, Safavid and Ottoman.
Irregular armies also use forced labor, child soldiers and sex slaves in many of today's conflicts.
The fight, he thought, would come from the colonies and the remnant French armies and navy.
Half a dozen armies, including a contingent of American Special Forces, are already operating inside Somalia.
And there's no sign yet the armies of data scientists joining the investment industry will deliver.
It may come as a surprise to learn that armies don't all eat the same things.
Armies of Democratic volunteers and activists are spread out over the same key states as Republicans.
On this mission, as on others, few Western armies signed up for the United Nations force.
We also warned you that cybercriminals would soon turn your internet connected stuff into zombie armies.
Officially subordinated to the interior or defense ministries, in practice they were virtually independent private armies.
They have armies of PR staff and lobbyists and provide ample support to prominent think tanks.
The agency is known for its exclusive coverage of Russian private armies on Syria's front line.
While armies of patent lawyers fight over the rival claims, investors have already rendered a verdict.
There are the obvious ways that we know about, the campaign contributions and armies of lobbyists.
He was about to send his armies against a powerful foe, whose men outnumbered his own.
"Now we can put teams together and build armies and really become battle ready," she said.
This photo would later appear on the dust jacket of Mailer's "Armies of the Night" (1968).
Their armies have clashed recently over a disputed border in Kashmir, causing casualties on both sides.
But they must live in the shadow of two armies locked in an increasingly tense standoff.
The weapons of choice when disagreements arise are diplomats and lawyers, not armies and suicide bombers.
The child killers of modern Europe have no armies, no tanks or cannons at their disposal.
"Armies that are premised on fundamental principles are bigger and they are more committed," he added.
And the firm still attracts armies of aspiring candidates—last year 800,000 applied for 8,000 jobs.
Of all the quixotic rebel armies fighting for freedom in Africa, the South Sudanese actually won.
Landlords would be allowed to protect themselves with private armies — the poor were out of luck.
Carving your way through armies of monsters using War and Strife's flashy abilities is plenty satisfying.
I mean, they've won five wars where the armies that went against them froze to death.
Light bulbs can be organized into bot armies, directed to harm any other internet-connected target.
The Pakistan Army demands and gets more love from its people than most other professional armies.
Feeding his enormous armies was a problem — he needed a way to keep food from spoiling.
Once our two armies clashed, Zhang Fei waded into my lines and began devastating entire units.
Soldiers were no longer fodder for opposing armies, and instead were valued as a skilled unit.
As northern armies began to march overland toward Vicksburg and elsewhere, they depended on steamboats for supplies.
"Historically, women haven't been the ones writing the laws or leading the armies and navies," she writes.
Most bots choose to either attack frontally, or retreat, based on the relative numbers in opposing armies.
He has kept among us, in times of peace, Standing Armies without the Consent of our legislatures.
Protestants also lacked the small armies of monks and nuns which Catholics could throw at social problems.
There's another way the windfall revenues of social media should be invested: hire moderators, armies of them.
He travels around the world educating communities in training sessions, and mobilizing small Gore armies for change.
Just yards away, two actual armies stood at the ready, much as they have for 70 years.
If that pushes them to equip their armies properly, and stop duplicating capabilities, so much the better.
In truly lawless regions, the simplest solution is for companies to stay away—or hire private armies.
The net is usually used to conceal stealthy activities that might interest other armies or security teams.
It's been demonstrated to hold true in all kinds of situations—from ancient armies to big business.
There are "armies of academics going forward measuring poetry", with little regard for passion, beauty or romance.
It's a term that conjours up visions of the Berlin Wall falling, families reunited and armies disbanded.
Nope. At most, only the massacred Dothraki and other nameless armies suffered much loss in the battle.
Sunday's Season 7 premiere showed Sansa urging Jon Snow to be wary of Cersei's armies and ambitions.
Rival armies, White Walkers, dragons — none of it matters that much at the end of the day.
As you can see, the subnetworks are roughly Lannisters / King's Landing, Robb / Northern Armies, Bran and co.
It was, he writes, the first time that two armies had worked together so closely in wartime.
Conflict Armament Research (CAR) said most Islamic State weapons were looted from the Iraqi and Syrian armies.
We have got to demilitarize local police departments, make them part of the community, not invading armies.
The outgoing government has signed ceasefires with many of the ethnic armies, but some have broken down.
More constructively, armies are responding to natural disasters, which are happening more often because of climate change.
The dead cannot vote, but they are very often recruited to political causes, armies of the night.
During that period rebel armies rampaged through the country, terrorising civilians and sometimes chopping off their hands.
In other instances, the government has purchased vast armies of social media posters to hijack discussion threads.
Today, the U.S. faces an amalgam of threats ranging from nuclear-armed states to terrorist-insurgent armies.
That means the Westerosi armies are as unprepared as any in Slavers' Bay for the coming fire.
Let's not forget that this was a deliberate slaughter of civilians -- not a war between two armies.
If any armies in Westeros need our help with safety tips or general logistics, please reach out.
And exposure to flora from others can help build up your bug armies to fight off pathogens.
The war turned into a slog as my armies shrank and were filled-out by expensive mercenaries.
Parts of both armies appear to be fighting or advising in the five-year-old Syrian conflict.
Internet companies are deploying some of the largest armies in corporate America to battle on Capitol Hill.
On April 25, the day the conference opened, American and Russian armies met at the River Elbe.
Now Gurkhas serve in the British, Indian and Nepalese armies, as well as in Brunei and Singapore.
The senseless armies of shambling corpses, all the nightmares of dead generations sliding out of our screens.
Situated on the North European Plain, Belarus has long been a thoroughfare for armies and empire builders.
Guess who had entire armies, with plenty of guns, and suffered at the hands of the Nazis?
Our continent was tamed by farmers…Our armies have been fed by farmers and made of farmers.
Helping local armies in sub-Saharan Africa to contain another jihadi threat seemed like a logical response.
Buyers want to know how the 43st-century technology boom can give their armies a strategic advantage.
In other instances, the government has purchased vast armies of social media posters to hijack discussion threads.
Globally, armies are becoming more involved in peace-keeping and disaster relief missions over fighting in wars.
They date back to Roman times, when the city would celebrate victories of generals and their armies.
She spends the rest of her days hassling Lannister family members and recruiting armies to oppose them.
Much like the previous games, you'll run around an open world environment gunning down armies of natives.
Some of them are engaged in an endless war between two armies, both of which lack any leaders.
A bot capable of leading armies of alien zergs to crush any human might quickly earn its keep.
It also doesn't have a single thought in its noggin, but it does have armies of toothy monsters.
"Just like the middle ages, when armies would lay siege to a castle or an institution," he said.
And while canning continued to be vitally important for many armies around the world, it had its downsides.
But as advanced manufacturing expands, the need for armies of manual workers in Asian factories will surely diminish.
This interference took the form of armies of bots spreading false information shared from fake social media accounts.
This regulatory sand-trap favours the wealthy and powerful (who can afford armies of lawyers) over small businesses.
The details: The war games will involve about 300,000 service personnel and include the Chinese and Mongolian armies.
The larger vendors have armies of lobbyists, cash to burn and are content to charge through the nose.
Necromancers wield powerful death magic to raise armies of zombies and channel the dark forces of the netherworld.
Your team of soldiers is limited to four, comparatively small to the dozen-strong armies of its predecessors.
Of course, the addition of armies also makes the already questionable ethics of the game even more questionable.
By its nature, soft power is far harder to measure than the size and effectiveness of standing armies.
But I'm thankful for the armies of academics and others who saved the pages, fearing this would happen.
Supporters of the policy envisage armies of labourers erecting infrastructure, caring for children and cleaning up the environment.
African armies routed the militant group from much of its self-proclaimed caliphate in northeastern Nigeria last year.
Weekly are made up of armies of these ameteur reporters — way more than any one newsroom could hold.
Millions remained after the Ottoman armies were defeated, and new ones were brought in as soldiers and workers.
Banks employ armies of people in back offices, looking for discrepancies that may betoken fraud or honest error.
In general, armies everywhere have proven better at staging coups than at managing genuine transitions to civilian rule.
The stakes will be much higher in the coming months, and the anti-pharma armies are getting stronger.
Seoul is a city of infinite shopping choices, glass-fronted office towers and armies of exquisitely dressed businesspeople.
Dispensary operators unable to find willing banks tell tales of subterfuge, recordkeeping nightmares and armies of security guards.
They also employ armies of "trolls" to fight on their behalf in Western comment sections and Twitter feeds.
The video covers all the salient points, including characters' locations, movements, and amassing of armies and dragons, etc.
Sprawling slums without paved roads and running water provide a steady stream of recruits into the crime armies.
He blamed insurgents from the Northern Alliance, a group of ethnic armies battling government troops, for the attack.
American political culture didn't shed the founders' fear of standing armies in peacetime until the mid-twentieth century.
Fountains erupted in wine and servants scrambled everywhere to serve the royals, their noble constituents, and sizable armies.
This was designed to make diamonds traceable, but focuses only on the ones that pay for rebel armies.
Note for example how Sierra confides in Cirie about Zeke, even though they're supposedly commanders of opposing armies.
Add to this armies of bots and trolls, all manipulating and lying to keep their masters in power.
Stinkbugs scuttle and crawl and amass like enemy armies; they have a prehistoric look and a postmortem smell.
This will keep the door open for increased security and military cooperation between the Egyptian and Israeli armies.
Armies of estate agents, stockbrokers and accountants are obsequiously available to all-too-legally clean money for them.
Park sections off different chains of bacteria into a standoff of microscopic armies, comprised of billions of cells.
This study could be the beginning of a recipe book for how create little armies of bullshit detectors.
They're more afraid of media companies' armies of lawyers than of you and me claiming our human rights.
I had one of the most delightfully hodge-podge armies I've ever had to command in Rome 2.
Both armies stand on the field of battle, separated only by a handful of still-smoldering flayed men.
These are images that we associate with occupations by invading armies, not with efforts to keep the peace.
Plus: we learn the names of the secret (or not-yet-existent) fan armies of various Times staffers!
That's what strongmen like Mr. Assad, who turn their armies on their own people, are trying to extinguish.
His vocals become dialogues, colloquies, choirs, armies and ghostly wisps, all part of an endless search for connection.
Myanmar's army has been fighting various ethnic armies for decades, mostly in areas rich with natural resource reserves.
The armies along the Western Front weren't very far apart; in many places they were within shouting distance.
But Seoul already pays half the U.S. costs and fields one of the largest armies in the world.
The South, despite its years of bullying and bravado, eventually buckled under the relentless advance of Lincoln's armies.
It calls for more efforts across the government, industry, and international communities to take down the cyber armies.
I am still thinking about the armies of staples that invade those canvases, their endless readings from above.
Zionist forces conquered West Jerusalem during the 2003 war, after five Arab armies attacked the newly declared state.
They come forward as kings among tumultuous armies; Their flags are the lightning; the thunder is their drum.
They come forward as kings among tumultuous armies; Their flags are the lightning; the thunder is their drum.
The subject of this week's Saturday Profile is a former fighter in one of Myanmar's many rebel armies.
The two rebel armies are part of a coalition of ethnic fighting forces known as the Northern Alliance.
Armies of forest rangers relentlessly clear dead wood and underbrush to create near perfect carpets beneath the pines.
Just "as armies can often enforce their will through conventional weapons, so too can administrative judges," Kagan said.
Don't Look Now, But Extremists' Meme Armies Are Turning Into MilitiasPepe the Frog used to be a bad joke.
Every evening armies of homeless Angelinos and migrants set up tents beneath highway overpasses and in empty parking lots.
" We could use a similar poster today for our NATO allies, saying: "I WANT YOU FOR YOUR OWN ARMIES.
Who will be there to manage the vast armies of civil servants who want and need crisp, clear leadership?
Now, technology has evolved to the point where our heroes regularly engage CGI armies that stretch beyond the horizon.
Danielle Cohn, 15, amassed armies of both fans and haters when she became one of the most popular Musical.
Rent control efforts are sweeping the nation, with armies of activists fighting to create certainty and affordability for tenants.
The agricultural complex is incredibly diverse with players that span packing housing down to armies of freelance crop pickers.
The British and French armies fought the Germans in a brutal battle of attrition on a 15-mile front.
" The group said that "hate speech targeting journalists is shared and amplified on social networks, often by troll armies.
So swift and sudden was its victory over the encircling Arab armies that some saw the hand of God.
"We have American forces likely caught between two opposing, advancing armies, and it's a very untenable situation," he said.
Encouragingly, the ethnic armies reassured the government that they wanted not secession, but more freedom within a federal state.
Bulgaria is a major source of the weapons that the US and other powers use to arm client armies.
But these days, the swarming crowds and clashing armies seen in blockbuster films consist of computer-generated characters instead.
THE ARMIES of India and Pakistan often exchange fire across the front line in the disputed state of Kashmir.
That led to opportunities beyond the kitchen, from troll armies at home to private military contractors deployed in Syria.
A businessman named Barry Simcoe meets a Russian medic working with the occupying armies after his hotel is attacked.
Efforts to contain the spread of jihadism by training local armies or killing insurgent leaders are not obviously working.
And Syrian and Iraqi armies maintained a siege from their respective positions across the Euphrates river and Iraqi border.
The continuing border disputes have resulted in both sides continuing to invest heavily in their armies and in equipment.
The Soviet economy's comparative advantage lay in supplying the means of national power in the age of mass armies.
One rebuttal that Comey said will work is creating "good troll armies" online to counter Russian disinformation campaign. 6.
Wreaths of flowers sit in a pool of blood as armies of militiamen hunt unarmed civilians through cypress trees.
It isn't just the good ideas and the sticky play, the armies of influencers and the mainstream media coverage.
SpaceX and Virgin Galactic are ramping up efforts to provide internet connections from space using small armies of satellites.
She urges "permanent structured cooperation" allowing some EU armies to work together when some countries do not wish to.
Meanwhile, Jon Snow warns that "the great war" with the true enemy—the armies of the dead—has arrived.
Powerful bankers with armies of lawyers were allowed to get away with the crime of the century (thus far).
In a region largely free of wars between countries, governments have not worked out what their armies are for.
They created horrific but compelling content, and used their social bot armies to force that content into the mainstream.
To understand — and defeat — White Walkers, the armies of Westeros will have to accept another body of mystical knowledge.
Scaling major technological breakthroughs in certain industries requires armies of people and significant resources – private equity's bread and butter.
A couple of decades ago inexperienced civil servants were routinely diddled by armies of lawyers hired by private firms.
At times of foreign-policy tension, smaller countries, with correspondingly constrained armies and defence budgets, are easier to bully.
At the time, the company said that it would be working to prevent applications from controlling armies of bots.
But there is a distinction to be made in these cases between fighting among armies and violence against civilians.
The last time it imploded, in the 1990s, it dragged in more than half a dozen other African armies.
Does American security really require sprawling armies camped out in foreign deserts and vast armadas patrolling the high seas?
The memo did not call for unifying Europe's armies, despite rumors to the contrary in the British news media.
While big banks with armies of lawyers can absorb these costs and still remain profitable, smaller banks simply cannot.
Regional armies mounted an offensive against the insurgents last year that ousted them from many positions in northern Nigeria.
Both began their careers as officers in their respective armies, Pompeo finishing first in his class at West Point.
First released in 1993, Magic casts players as dueling mages battling with powerful spells and armies of monstrous creatures.
They range from shipping arms to training local armies to simply imposing peace through the application of superior force.
Before the war began in 2011, Syria had one of the largest and most professional armies in the region.
Generations of generals have repeated the adage that armies march on their stomachs, but few ever mentioned taste buds.
He was thrilled to inflict politics in every direction, even (or especially) onto the toy armies of pro sports.
In "Invasion-Explosion With Farewell," their respective instrumental armies do battle atop an eight-channel, surround-sound electronic composition.
With Hitler's armies already enveloping much of Europe, Dr. Rosenkranz and other Jewish students resolved to quit the Continent.
Military personnel from countries such as Britain, France, Spain, and Italy would wear the helmet while commanding colonial armies.
Some European governments, including Germany's, require parliamentary approval each time their national armies are deployed abroad, let alone fight.
In Napoleonic times, armies passed through those mountain valleys and, to repair weapons, its residents became expert knife-grinders.
Dalits and another Indian minorities are regularly harassed on, if not forced off, Twitter by right-wing troll armies.
Yet even in wars, armies clear the way to protect noncombatants and allow aid agencies to rescue the wounded.
No longer must armies of professionals arbitrarily be rousted at daybreak, like groggy recruits heeding a bugle blowing reveille.
Cigarette makers have always been good at turning lemons into lemonade; that is why they employ armies of lawyers.
But as both armies began to struggle to feed themselves, the Italian government wanted a break in the stalemate.
In previous years, the report has included an annex that lists armies deemed responsible for killing and wounding children.
The Loot Train Attack on the Lannister armies was fair game, because that's just war (and it was rad).
Others largely stem from social and organizational changes, such as the rise of mass armies following the French Revolution.
A key message of this site is that contemporary armies are unprepared for the challenges of operating in cities.
No longer must armies of professionals arbitrarily be rousted at daybreak, like groggy recruits heeding a bugle blowing reveille.
It was an unlikely assignment: Armies of lawyers and accountants have expertise in those fields; Mr. Epstein did not.
It was an unlikely assignment: Armies of lawyers and accountants have expertise in those fields; Mr. Epstein did not.
The war with radical Islam is not generally portrayed as a large-scale conventional war between armies and navies.
Protestants died by the millions as Rome's armies marched through the streets of Madrid, smashing temples and murdering priests.
This type of attack is, essentially, a form of censorship powered by our own gizmos enlisted in zombie armies.
Armies facing dragons don't have "air superiority," to use the military term of art, but they still have options.
We should not underestimate the disastrous consequences that could befall women at the hands of online armies of radical misogynists.
Deterrence, after all, is an idea from a different era, when "war" meant tanks rolling across borders, armies invading cities.
Israeli forces defeated the Palestinian militias and Arab armies in a vicious conflict that turned 700,000 Palestinian civilians into refugees.
But an early naval battle off the shores of Gulltown demonstrated that water = bad news for armies reliant on fire.
Syrians themselves have answered these calls to arms by forming civilian "reserve armies" to support rebels on the front lines.
Unlike World War II, the fight is not about destroying armies, capturing leaders and obliterating economic and industrial capacity alone.
Soldiers in Western armies, sometimes acting as peacekeepers, have encountered fighters as young as six on land and at sea.
They build up their base, send out scouts, and — when they're ready — send out armies to attack the enemy base.
Then there was Cuba's island condition, protected from continental armies of liberation (except, as it turned out, Mr Castro's own).
Likewise, the armies at your command feature plenty of unique units, like the battlepup scouts or actual, fire-breathing dragons.
The public alpha consists of a short 20 level campaign, offering a variety of scenarios with different opposing enemy armies.
By the end of the Normandy campaign the Germans were hemorrhaging men and machines, with two armies all but destroyed.
Like Daenerys with her armies and dragons, Tyrion has a profound vulnerability and uncertainty in exercising the power he has.
So it's not that much of a surprise to learn dogs have followed -- and sometimes led -- great armies into war.
And armies of young voters are turning what seemed like a long-shot presidential candidacy into a surprisingly competitive campaign.
For countries, it is a way to spread influence subtly without the use of armies, sanctions or other forceful techniques.
The armies are there because they can be, and they fought because the other side could fight them for it.
Iraq ministry believes storm frequency will double Down the ages, many armies have seen opportunity when sandstorms have kicked up.
Versailles failed chiefly because it was being asked to finish the job that the exhausted Allied armies had left unfinished.
After the summit, Chinese media said the two countries' armies had agreed to set up a hotline between their headquarters.
Millions died in conflicts in Congo between 1998 and 2003 that sucked in armies from neighboring states around the region.
Few games make it more fun to mow down armies of demons while heavy metal music blasts in your ears.
The US is now occupied by foreign armies, including a sizable Venezuelan force and their drones that monitor the streets.
Rather than trying to take over fortresses in Middle-earth, you're holding onto the ones you have from invading armies.
"What you see on television requires armies of food stylists ... These are things all people can do," Bennison told Mashable.
But there is nothing less autonomous than armies that cannot move, fight or even see the enemy without American help.
Unsurprisingly, modern armies also want more mobile air defense that can travel on trucks and protect against mortars and rockets.
But as Malala says, ignorance and poverty play a major role in providing soldiers to the armies of global extremists.
We have witnessed abuse, harassment, troll armies, manipulation through bots and human-coordination, misinformation campaigns, and increasingly divisive echo chambers.
Meanwhile, online armies for both candidates will be ready to pounce on any instance — real or imagined — of moderator bias.
But it's a winnable fight for those businesses, thanks in part to their armies of lawyers and billions in revenue.
The Kremlin deploys armies of "trolls" to fight on its behalf in Western comment sections and Twitter feeds (see article).
It's one that still seems destined to arc toward a clash with wintry armies of annihilation, among other existential threats.
Storm through more than 15 missions over land, sea and space as your freedom fighters rally against the droid armies.
Last summer, Mr. Ban reversed course on his list of armies and guerrilla groups that violated child rights in war.
They gave Congress the power to declare war, to raise and support armies, and to provide for the common defense.
He led British and allied armies to repeated victories over King Louis XIV's France, the most formidable nation in Europe.
Still, his wealth, armies of lawyers and government connections kept him a step ahead of weak regulators, former officials say.
Many jade mines are owned by companies linked to leaders of the previous military government, ethnic armies and Chinese firms.
While armies around the world have marching bands and musical troupes, South Korea may have the trendiest ones of all.
They've enjoyed a few successful campaigns, but there are five days and three British armies between the Jacobites and London.
Our Faustian quasi-hero deals with it all by strangling, dismembering, and decapitating soldiers of both God and Satan's armies.
Against this, Veii fielded two armies comprising almost endless numbers of medium-quality spearmen, slingers, and an elite hoplite bodyguard.
For much of the first century of American politics, young people operated as unpaid foot soldiers of partisan political armies.
"Lots of armies have damaged and pillaged ... but the military are beginning to take this far more seriously," said Stone.
At the Battle of Seven Pines outside of Richmond, Union armies sustained heavy casualties but successfully repelled a rebel assault.
On the other, Lexa was an openly queer woman leading 1003 armies, a rare sight for LGBTQ representation on television.
Dalits and other Indian gender, religious, tribal and ethnic minorities are regularly harassed on Twitter by right-wing troll armies.
Defying "armies of lobbyists," the U.S. Senate voted 52-47 to block the Trump administration's repeal of net neutrality rules.
The Roman republic had been in trouble for nearly a century, ripped apart by civil wars and ruled by armies.
The pair were arguing about the proletariat and the bourgeoisie; beyond them, rival armies and ideas were on the march.
Along the charcoal-colored walls, armies of classical statuary and framed plaster intaglios offered a whiff of the Grand Tour.
She mocks all men, has supernatural powers and commands the armies of moths that provide the book's only real fright.
In coming years, campaign finance limits will be (and maybe already are) evaded by robot armies posing as "small" donors.
Other presidents configured their White House hierarchies to mirror experiences in statehouses, on campaigns or at the heads of armies.
They commanded armies of armed agents, had the ability to bug and wiretap almost anyone, and had virtually unlimited budgets.
This is how republics fall, with armies and parts of the country more loyal to their commander than their country.
The end of 2016's Doom saw Doomguy destroy the Argent Reactor on Mars and Hell's armies marching towards Earth.
Yes, the roads are clogged, political corruption is rampant, and the power cuts trigger armies of generators spewing noxious fumes.
They blast their opponents' gaffes to hundreds of reporters and employ small armies of spokespeople to explain away their own.
Likewise, if you send armies out to fight the Yellow Turbans, you're not going to have them available to handle any new rebel armies that spawn in your own territory, or to go and bring treasonous officials back into line, and their upkeep cost will prevent you from spending money on infrastructure you desperately need.

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