They're at war with each other, they're at war with themselves, and some are at war with elephants.
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Every day, we put up: America's at war, America's at war.
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AT WAR At War is a newsletter about the experiences and costs of war.
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At War At War is a newsletter about the experiences and costs of war.
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America is a country at war that refuses to act like a country at war.
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"We are not at war with Islam; we're at war with radical Islam," Kasich said.
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If the country is at war, the president is at war with them, they're at work.
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Yes, we are at war against terrorists, but the entire world is at war against terrorists.
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He started 2017 at war with the mainstream media, and ends 2017 at war with the mainstream media.
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We're at war against people who are lying, but not at war with any individual person or administration.
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Second, the West is not at war with Islam, and Islam is not at war with the West.
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At War At War is working on a long-term multimedia project about veterans and their Alive Day.
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Our country is at war inside America – we are divided, inside, and we are also at war outside.
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" Mr. Kasich told reporters in Minneapolis, "We are not at war with Islam; we're at war with radical Islam.
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We have been dealing with a President who since his inauguration has been at war with the media, at war with intelligence community, at war with the FBI, at war with any person or institution that can effectively and credibly discredit the daily lies and abject falsehoods that originate from the White House.
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"We are not at war with Islam, we are at war with radical Islam," Kasich said during a news conference.
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I&aposm sorry, Professor, we&aposre not at war with Russia and the treason law requires us to be at war.
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That's defined as countries with which the United States is at war, and the US is not currently at war with Russia.
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AT WAR At War is a newsletter about the experiences and costs of war with stories from Times reporters and outside voices. Nov.
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At War Welcome to At War, a weekly newsletter about the experiences and costs of war with stories from Times reporters and outside voices.
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"We are not at war with Islam — we're at war with radical Islam," the Ohio Republican told reporters in Minneapolis, according to The New York Times.
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We are not at war with Islam, but we are at war with people who say, I am going to kill you, because you are an infidel.
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The United States is at war with every goddamn country in the Middle East and you're at war with Megyn Kelly and you think that looks good?
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A nation at war uses donuts to raise money and promote men at war, and so-called "Doughnut Girls" bring them to soldiers, occasionally on the battlefield.
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Our country is on edge, given the dawning realization that we are not only at war with foreign enemies -- we are a nation at war with itself.
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Afghanistan was at war long before American troops arrived and a phoney settlement to cover Mr Trump's exit will see the country at war long after they leave.
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"We're at war, in a true sense we're at war, and we are fighting an invisible enemy," he declared in his opening statement at his press briefing Sunday.
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At war In this week's At War newsletter: An investigative report obtained by The Times reveals new details about one of the Vietnam War's worst friendly-fire incidents.
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Here we are in 2018, still at war and now almost 50 percent of the population thinks we're not at war in Afghanistan, or isn't sure if we are.
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AT WAR In this week's At War newsletter: a Times reporter and former Marine writes about his life in boot camp, in response to the service's gender-integration news.
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AT WAR John Ismay, a reporter for At War, explains his interest in developments and trends in the arms industry that may influence how wars are fought in the future.
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"We are at war folks, we have been at war, and we are in the middle of the fight of our lives," Welling posted in full caps in the closed group.
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At WAR In this week's At War newsletter, a look at one of the oldest and most archaic punishments in the United States military: three days' confinement on bread and water.
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"I'm not at war with the press," Erdogan told Amanpour.
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"We are at war in our country," she patiently explained.
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It can't be any other way when you're at war.
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Campaign strategies and punditry aside, America remains at war today.
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Arpaio is at war with fellow hardliner Kelli Ward (pictured).
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Top advisers Jared Kushner and Steve Bannon are at war!
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AI at War It's easy to draw comparisons to Snapchat.
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We fight back and win when we are at war.
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If you're at war, you don't sing that fucking song.
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Unfortunately, it also suggested that the country is at war.
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India at War: The Subcontinent and the Second World War.
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A few months later, Israel and Gaza were at war.
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PAENGAROA, New Zealand — Australia and New Zealand are at war.
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"They are at war with us," Carson added of jihadists.
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Investing has reached the point where it is at war.
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He knew what the possibilities were, because we're at war.
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It's one thing when you're at war with a disease.
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Further, the United States and Russia are not at war.
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Stop thinking you're in a skirmish, when you're at war.
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The result is a president at war with the law.
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Why would I think I'm at war with them now?
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Yes, I believe we are at war with radical Islam.
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Why is the pope at war with the German emperor?
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" The board contained three lines: "America is not at war.
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At War On an afternoon in late February, Staff Sgt.
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He knew what the possibilities were because we're at war.
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Armed factions consider themselves at war with the Cameroonian state.
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At war We heard the explosion, likely a car bomb.
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The withholding of military aid to an ally at war.
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"We are at war," he would say, his jaw tense.
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Your country has been at war for much your lifetime.
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Afghanistan has been at war for almost four decades now.
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She left behind a country at war, and her family.
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"We are at war with the United States," he said.
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We were at war (with some other army brat kids).
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All we have ever known is a country at war.
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Lauren Katzenberg, editor of At War, will moderate the discussion.
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I've been at home and still felt I'm at war.
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Donald Trump and Elizabeth Warren are at war — on Twitter.
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At War Last weekend, At War and NYT Mag Labs published a special package in print and online highlighting nine families that have lost a service member to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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The local French consul-general even dropped by to share a message — much like President Bush's, from years ago — that though his country was at war with extremism, it was not at war with Islam.
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The media is going to be fine," Bezos said, according to AFP, before paraphrasing Post editor Marty Baron: "The administration may be at war with us, but we are not at war with the administration.
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From that year to this one, America has been at war.
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But let&aposs be really clear, the left is at war.
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Cruz began his Senate career at war with Republican Party leaders.
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And we don&apost need to be at war with everybody.
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I was 14 that August, and at war with my mother.
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As we've chronicled before, Big Tech is at war with itself.
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Saudi Arabia does not want to be at war in Yemen.
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The new populist president, Jair Bolsonaro, says Brazil is at war.
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Voters dislike nothing more than a party at war with itself.
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He discovered an America that was also at war with itself.
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America's been at war since before most of us were born.
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Because he's apparently done it five times – at war, that is.
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Trump, however, has been at war with the GOP's neoconservative wing.
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Teague appears increasingly shook, bored, and at war with making shots.
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We are at war with climate change, and must mobilize accordingly.
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The Socialist president, François Hollande, says the country is "at war".
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But their countries are still at war and frown on fraternisation.
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David Cortright is a guest contributor to the At War newsletter.
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"We are at war against a powerful enemy," Mr. Piñera declared.
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Just over two months later, Germany and Britain were at war.
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A few weeks later, the United States was at war. Whatever.
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Recognize that we are at "war" for the soul of America.
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"We are at war with radical Islamic terrorism," Ryan told reporters.
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Man is at war with nature, and sometimes nature fights back.
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His latest book is "America at War With Itself" (City Lights).
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" France's Prime Minister Manuel Valls said that, "We are at war.
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"We're still at war with water and time," he told reporters.
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It's a series at war with itself — two shows in one.
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For the latest from At War, subscribe to their newsletter here.
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Israel was "at war" with an "invisible enemy," Mr. Netanyahu said.
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To be a moderate is to be at war with idolatry.
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Read more from At War here or follow us on Twitter.
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Right now, bitch, we're still at war, war in the streets.
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My body had healed but my mind was still at war.
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Electric utilities increasingly find themselves at war with their own customers.
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The Marine Corps is at war; America is at the mall.
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At War Body armor and helmets that were the wrong size.
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A regime at war with the human soul will eventually lose.
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Sign up here to have At War delivered to your inbox.
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Lauren is the editor of At War here at The Times.
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Billions Chuck Rhoades Jr. and Charles Rhoades Sr. are at war.
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So it's official: The Trump administration is at war with Reality.
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" The statement added, "We are at war — this is a fact.
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But just two years later, the new country was at war.
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But it doesn't tell us who we are at war with.
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At War The weapons are notorious for their effects on civilians.
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What do you think we are at war in Vietnam for.
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He had grown up on the street and then at war.
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When Ms. Kim turned 22016, Japan was at war in China.
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The two countries are at war and have no diplomatic relations.
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How long has the United States been at war in Afghanistan?
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"We were at war," said the former militia member, Alexander Jones.
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America at war with itself is good news for its enemies.
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Lauren Katzenberg is the editor of The Times At War channel.
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Islamist extremists like ISIS and al-Qaeda claim that the West is at war with Islam, and far-right groups like the English Defence League and Generation Identity claim that Muslims are at war with the West.
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America is a nation at war that does not act like it.
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If not for me, we would be at war with North Korea.
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The original Archie Comics saw Betty and Veronica at war over Archie.
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But Cloud's handwriting — the painted areas — appears at war with itself, alienated.
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They were sustaining the whole population while the men were at war.
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"Just imagine info, then imagine someone at war with it," Colbert said.
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FRANCE is not just deeply unhappy, it is at war with itself.
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Venezuela has the world's worst-performing economy among countries not at war.
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Australia's politicians have been at war over climate change for a decade.
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In a sense, it already feels like we're at war with ourselves.
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We can live in peace — it's far harder to live at war.
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"Humans and Transformers are at war, Optimus Prime is gone," it reads.
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In context, although not at war, police officers feel the same way.
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Royal Wives At War airs Sunday on PBS at 8 p.m. ET.
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They've been at war over child support for a long time now.
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Turkey has been at war with the PKK for about 30 years.
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We must also remember that we are at war with radical Islam.
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" He added, "People have just gotten used to being at war, unfortunately.
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The country has been at war more or less constantly since 2004.
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A capitalistic system cannot exist if government is at war with business.
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We are still at war in Afghanistan, with no end in sight.
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The country is at war with itself (a tale of two countries).
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Now, here in 2017, the Navy's been at war for 20 years.
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"It's nice to have the administration at war with itself," Smith said.
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It is fracturing the GOP, leaving the party at war with itself.
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"The United States is not at war with German infants," he declared.
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Despite being at "war," no great wartime leaders or visionaries are emerging.
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" Obama reiterates that the United States is "not at war with Islam.
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My country, which is at war with Russia, deserves so much more.
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House Democrats have long been at war over whether to impeach Trump.
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Taylor Swift is at war with her former label, Big Machine Records.
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Instead, the current political system in Kabul is at war with itself.
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The militant Zionist organization, the Irgun, was at war with the British.
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A secondary conflict puts all of them at war with Islamic State.
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The tech industry and the music industry are at war right now.
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Apple and Samsung have been at war over patents for many years.
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She said she knew then that the country was at war. Mrs.
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"We are at war," said French Prime Minister Manuel Valls that day.
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DARGIS The United States has been at war how many years now?
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At War We ran in silence as the rain began to fall.
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Pedersen proposed an answer that aligns with the mission of At War.
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In her work, the body was often excitingly at war with itself.
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"We are at war," Macron repeatedly said during his speech on Monday.
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"The whole country is at war against the infectious disease," he said.
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So we're now officially at war with at least 17 more countries.
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Being at war with them heading into the general election is suicidal.
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To be at war is to be in active or vigorous conflict.
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"Gangs are at war," the local coroner told the Clarion Ledger newspaper.
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The question now is not whether the two countries are at war.
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The armed forces were on "at war" status, the highest alert level.
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Families fleeing countries that were not at war were often denied asylum.
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So to the question everyone wants to know: Are we at war?
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The Bail Reform Backlash That Has Democrats at War Want more news?
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Yes, I was at the mall, and America was still at war.
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Seeing America at war with itself increases their appetite for provocative actions.
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"We need to be prepared that we're now at war," he said.
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I am at war to gain back control of the American narrative.
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Warren arrived in Iowa newly at war with Democratic leaders in Congress.
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Mr. Trump spent his first weekend in office at war with math.
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Since no truce was agreed, the two sides remain technically at war.
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This nation has been at war for a very long time now.
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At War is a newsletter about the experiences and costs of war.
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The United States, after all, has been at war for 18 years.
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AS YOU would expect in a country at war, Yemen bristles with guns.
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FOX NEWS OPINION Doug Schoen: The Democrats are at war -- with each other.
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Iran and Iraq were at war for nearly a decade beginning in 1980.
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First, Trump is at war for Lockheed Martin for the Joint Strike Fighter.
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And this White House has been basically at war with the Assad regime.
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I hope they sort it out soon because we're a nation at war.
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It has played into ISIS' narrative of a West at war with Islam.
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"Let people know, our men and women are still at war," Valerie says.
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It's hard for millennials to remember a time when America wasn't at war.
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Mexico ranks as the deadliest for journalists among countries that aren't at war.
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They represented two intensely competitive elites that have been at war for decades.
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The two laws cannot be read to be "at war with one another".
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There were two commitments of Scalia that were at war in that case.
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We must expose the lie that "the West" is at war with Islam.
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There will be two parties involved and their teams will be at war.
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More likely, Iran would have seized them, but we'd now be at war.
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President Donald Trump's chief strategist believes the West is at war with Islam.
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At one military checkpoint, a soldier in crumbling footwear, said: "We're at war".
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It certainly allows ISIS to say that America is at war with Islam.
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In countries at war, rape is routinely used as a weapon of war.
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By all accounts Kushner and Bannon are at war over power and influence.
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Tamar Braxton: Family Standoff Over Reality Show Ray J & Brandy: Family At War
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The two Koreas have technically been at war since hostilities began in 1950.
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Brad and Angelina are still at war over custody of their 6 kids.
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The Saudi coalition has been at war with the Houthis since March 2015.
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Your friendly impulse to share is at war with how sharing may feel.
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Her first novel, "Girl at War," was released by Random House in 2015.
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Maddow's book is about the United States at war and how it's changed.
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The Trump administration may or may not find itself at war with Iran.
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Long term policy South Korea is still technically at war with North Korea.
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Economic adviser Gary Cohn is at war with trade policy adviser Peter Navarro.
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"I wouldn't characterize that we're at war," Waldhauser told Congress in March 2018.
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Nonfiction THE MIRROR TESTAmerica at War in Iraq and AfghanistanBy J. Kael WestonIllustrated.
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Michael T. Flynn, above, who believes the West is at war with Islam.
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At War When I deployed to Iraq in 2003, there was no war.
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The United States has been at war continuously since the attacks of Sept.
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Lauren Katzenberg is the editor of The New York Times At War channel.
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"Arab armies are bad at counterinsurgency, and even worse at war," he adds.
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If not for me, we would now be at War with North Korea!
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"We are not at war," the captain of the carrier Theodore Roosevelt wrote.
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Salad leaders are at war over whether to chop or not to chop.
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A few days after the play's premiere, Russia was at war with Japan.
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There was a period when Ms Swift was at war with streaming services.
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"It's official, the Trump administration is at war with Reality," Stephen Colbert joked.
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"We've been at war since 21950, we've seen two recessions," Mr. Wright said.
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"We've been at war since 2003, we've seen two recessions," Mr. Wright said.
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The ousted Grammys chief Deborah Dugan is at war with the Recording Academy.
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Syria was not yet at war, and the Islamic State did not exist.
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I hope they sort it out soon, because we're a nation at war.
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I said we're not at war with the culture of the Iranian people.
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At War Neil was the toughest guy I knew in the Air Force.
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That opera seems almost at war with the debonair wit of its source.
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It's just that most Americans don't know they've been at war with Iran.
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This kind of military justice confirms the notion that we are at war.
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For all the gloom and mayhem, most of Congo is not at war.
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At War existed as a New York Times blog from 2009 to 2016.
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But I did have to travel to other places that were at war.
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Lauren Katzenberg is the editor of the The Times Magazine's At War channel.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky recently said his country is "at war" with Russia.
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He's at war with the powerful Senate majority leader of his own party.
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It's called "At War" and you ought to check in on it regularly.
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No, wait, the second-wavers are at war with the fourth-wave feminists.
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Democrats and Republicans at war ... in a chaotic three person GOP primary campaign.
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AT WAR In this week's At War newsletter: Many veterans know something that the politicians who speak for military action often do not: for those who do the fighting, war is often reduced to who is near and whatever happens.
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Its text speaks of alienation and bristles with frustration at war and social injustice.
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Fellow citizens of the internet, it's time to face facts: We are at war.
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We&aposre not really at war with Russia which is the prerequisite for treason.
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Coming back to civilization after so many years at war wasn't easy for him.
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The neighbors remain locked in a tense standoff and are still technically at war.
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It was awesome, but it also proved the strategic limitations of dragons at war.
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It's important to understand that Breitbart has not always been at war with McMaster.
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You know we are at war, and they want a way to feel good.
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Iran is funding Houthi rebels in Yemen, with whom Saudi Arabia is at war.
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He also helped launch the NYT's first foreign blogs, 'Baghdad Bureau' and 'At War.
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Somalia, perennially at war with itself and the terrorists al-Shabaab are based there.
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Mark Zuckerberg this year reportedly told Facebook officials that the company is at war.
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America is at war, by any reasonable definition, in at least seven different countries.
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Our country is at relative peace, so let not our minds be at war.
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That would be bad even for a nation at war, which Venezuela is not.
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As army officers do when at war, they stress encouraging signs when briefing reporters.
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As the latest season of Game of Thrones has shown, Westeros is at war.
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When I arrived in 2002, I did not arrive to a country at war.
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At war from 1992 to 1995, Bosnia is still overseen by EU-led peacekeepers.
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Politicians have been at war over what to do about this for a decade.
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The country is at war on two fronts with extremists, both religious and political.
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In what way is it at war—and if so, how does America win?
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We don&apost hear a lot about the Democrats at war, I should ask.
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THE last time Colombia elected a president, in 2014, the country was at war.
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The contrasting envoys represent enemies that have been at war for nearly two decades.
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From the start he's been at war with the very party he now leads.
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FOR longer than most Latin Americans have been alive, Colombia has been at war.
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Mel B and Stephen are at war over custody of 10-year-old Angel.
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Oceania frequently changed which one it was at war with, then denied the change.
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Together, they paint a picture of a chaotic White House at war with itself.
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Kylie has been at war with Tyga's baby mama for more than a year.
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And it appears that man has been at war for longer than previously thought.
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Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa has even said the government is at war with itself.
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Instead of feeling at home here…he found [happiness] in a country at war.
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If Trump were elected we would be at War in no time at all.
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Most Americans have had little reason to think their country is even at war.
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We can all be thankful that we are not at war with North Korea.
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Go deeper: Hollywood at war: Thousands of writers told to axe agents at midnight
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In 1984, Israel was at war in Lebanon and facing a severe economic crisis.
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THE MIRROR TEST: America at War in Iraq and Afghanistan, by J. Kael Weston.
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Iraq has been at war since some of the soldiers were in grade school.
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El Salvador: El Salvador became the most violent country not at war in 2015.
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Unaccustomed to such violence, its politicians proclaim the nation is "at war" with terrorists.
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When you're at war, you are constantly watching, planning for and adapting to risks.
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Varys' alliance has worked, and the Seven Kingdoms are at war like never before.
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I was at war with my body, and had been for about five years.
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It's no secret that the Trump administration has been at war with social media.
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Khloe kicked him to the curb, and the Kardashians are at war with Jordyn.
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"We have a perception that the government is at war with business," Icahn said.
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At war with the media: Tensions ran high between Spicer and the press corps.
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Nor were they citizens of an empire, the Ottoman, intermittently at war with Venice.
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The North is technically still at war with the South and the United States.
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That conflict ended in a ceasefire and technically the two sides remain at war.
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Those images aren't at war any more than the books are with the films.
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Mr. Brennan was one of several contributors whose writing careers At War helped start.
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Those two nations are foes of Iran, but the countries are not at war.
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Bruce Rauner, a Republican who has been at war with Illinois's public-sector unions.
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" The actresses played sisters at war with each other in "The Huntsman: Winter's War.
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At War It's a freezing, snowy day on the border between Estonia and Russia.
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At war An Afghan commando was arrested and accused of killing a Czech soldier.
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But the world was at war, as were most young American men I knew.
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"We're at war with a virus," Joe Biden said in Sunday's Democratic primary debate.
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They're at war with Planned Parenthood, which doesn't get any government money for abortions.
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Una Pizza Napoletana is almost all strengths, but they're at war with one another.
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Luther Strange, the president has spent the weekend seemingly at war with professional sports.
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There is little clarity about whom the United States is really at war with.
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Hollywood's top talent agencies are at war over the entertainment industry's newest stars: TikTokkers.
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At War I rolled west from Baghdad in a convoy of soft-side Humvees.
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It is simple: The U.S. Senate is at war with itself on party lines.
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Iran is ruled by a regime that is at war with its own people.
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But her rhetoric alone left the impression of a party at war with itself.
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The fighting stopped with an armistice that has left the peninsula technically at war.
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And the USA has been at war in the Middle East for 230 years.
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They may not be at war, but this historic standoff is far from over.
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The administration on Wednesday called that ruling "at war with the rule of law."
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The other film noted on the document, "Trump at War," was released in 2018.
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"We are at war against the National Police, Indonesian military and Freeport," he said.
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I was six or seven dwarfs, the snow was white, the prince at war.
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The two nations remain at war despite a truce ending their 1950-53 conflict.
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"We're at war with China," Bannon said, praising Trump for taking on the Chinese.
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On the other, I saw a nation at war and I wanted to help.
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"Am I at war with Fox?" he added, repeating a question he was asked.
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It can be hard to gauge where the United States is actually at war.
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Go deeper: Ukraine's Zelensky says Trump should not have blocked aid: "We're at war"
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The two sides remain technically at war because a peace treaty was never signed.
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At the same time, Bolduc says the U.S. is not at war in Africa.
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We are nation at war, and what the men and women in uniform need to see is their commander and chief is focused on the fact that we are a nation at war and not in a Twitter war with Rosie O'Donnell.
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Joseph Votel, the Commander of U.S. Central Command, was in Kabul on the same day—is increasingly vulnerable to attacks that are bold and embarrassing to an Afghan government often at war with itself as much as it's at war with the insurgents.
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Ask the military and those deployed to the Middle East if they feel at war.
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And a country at war must understand that what starts at home doesn't stay there.
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The image evokes the fragmentation of space and spatial disorientation experienced by soldiers at war.
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AMC has notably resisted the new service and the two companies have been at war.
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Look, we're at war in Syria, and our planes are flying in the same airspace.
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Clips from newsreels and excerpts from newspapers offer a window onto a world at war.
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You want to make this like, We at war with the other countries over this.
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IN 2003 Harriet Anena was a schoolgirl in northern Uganda, a region then at war.
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You want to make this like, 'We at war with the other countries over this.
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But "after you're at war, 11 years for Job, we're all beat up," he added.
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He would soon become commander-in-chief of a military still at war with Russia.
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Woman at War is Iceland's submission to this year's Oscars for best foreign-language film.
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Tehran said it was a deliberate attack on Iran, then at war with neighboring Iraq.
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Since 1979 do you know how many times China has been at war with anybody?
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Ever since the US invaded Iraq in 2003, the country has perpetually been at war.
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The backstory: Google and Oracle have been at war over a copyright dispute since 2010.
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See if any of these circumstances sound familiar: A Republican party at war with itself.
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But with Afghanistan at war for the past 40 years the supply has been erratic.
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"America has been at war for nearly 15 years in the Middle East," Ahmet said.
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Now obviously this is still a severe recession, but remember: the country is at war.
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The two sides remain technically at war despite a truce ending their 1950-1953 conflict.
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Here's the deal ... Gordon's been at war with his baby mama Christina Lockhart for years.
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President François Hollande and his prime minister still frequently declare that France is at war.
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This would be fitting, as the Trump movement is famously at war with objective truth.
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At war and in space, I saw the awesome extent of American power and capability.
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At War I was convinced the deaths of my friends in combat were my fault.
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They have formally been at war since the 1950s, restrained only by an armistice agreement.
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Due process is important, but at the end of the day, we are at war.
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Add Corker to the list of Senate Republicans with whom the President seems at war.
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When at war, someone has to be willing to get his or her hands dirty.
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Can a small, cheap robot prove useful against the vehicles of an enemy at war?
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However, because no peace agreement was signed, technically the two sides are still at war.
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Radical Islamic jihadists are still at war with us, and no ISIS is not gone.
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They were at war with terrible diseases, and they were losing a lot of battles.
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America is at the shopping mall while the Army is at war, it is said.
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It feeds into the Islamic State narrative that the West is at war with Muslims.
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Iran today is virtually at war with the United States over other, more pressing issues.
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"The world is at war," he told reporters on his plane from Rome to Krakow.
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While a ceasefire was declared in 1953, the two nations are still technically at war.
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"We are at war with no ammo," a California surgeon told the New York Times.
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On March 20, the 15th anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, At War officially returns.
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And at times, the tweaks and fixes seem to be at war with one another.
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At War Suhair had to decide whether leaving Syria was worth risking her children's lives.
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But all of this only matters if the US and Russia are actually at war.
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"Trump is at war, but I don't think he's thought through the war," he said.
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Even in the text, the scientific window-dressing is at war with Tuft's aesthetic impulse.
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They mostly show the long hours of boredom and tedium that dominate life at war.
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When at war against a potential pandemic, there's no room for these distractions, officials say.
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At War Stinging, salty waves crashed over the deck as frantic figures climbed on board.
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They had met three months earlier, when the city was not yet openly at war.
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Our leading Democrats are reluctant to say that we are at war with radical Islam.
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When health and mortality indicators have reached levels normally observed only in countries at war?
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Are we at war with one another, or can we disagree and still be friends?
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"The nation should not be at war without a vote of Congress," said Kaine Wednesday.
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Somehow, role-playing nations at war seemed less amusing than it had on November 7th.
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"We are technically not at war with Iran, at this point in time," Hoyer said.
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Scotty served 24 years, most of them at war, and he did it by choice.
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"This would involve ...sending 330,000 people back into Somalia, a country at war," Oberreit said.
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Sudan has been at war almost without interruption since its independence from Britain in 1956.
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" But he also made critical remarks about the freeze in aid, stating, "We're at war.
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The bad guys in Iran have been at war with the United States for years.
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Nas disclosed his financial info because he and Kelis are at war over child support.
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" She added that "because our country is at war, the response must be global, total.
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"We came to tell the government we are at war, we will always be at war until this government is gone," a masked man carrying the flag of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA), the guerrilla group that fought the Serbs for independence, told VICE News.
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He provides bonus faith each turn from every civilization he's met that is not at war.
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The residents in question moved to Assam in 1971 when Bangladesh was at war with Pakistan.
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" That argument, he said, is that the West is at war with "Islam" rather than "extremism.
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It was during those years at war that Quinn says his "invisible wounds" began to manifest.
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Before Denmark was the land of bicycles and minimalist furniture, it was a country at war.
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McMaster at war McMaster has fought in the key American wars of the past 2½ decades.
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But Bran arrives while the Children of the Forest are at war with the First Men.
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For a country bitterly divided and eternally at war, his popularity is an unusually unifying factor.
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It's the same old story about any country that is at war with its own people.
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To follow the At War channel, please download the NYTimes app from the iOS App Store.
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"We are at war with nature, which means ultimately we are war with ourselves," he says.
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These stories are more important than that of the Good Germans Who Were Awesome at War.
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The companies making the software many office workers depend on are at war with each other.
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I think there&aposs an argument to be made that we are at war with ISIS.
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As you know ... Tyrese has been at war with Norma over custody and other financial issues.
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Chrissy Teigen: Flight Disaster ApologyBlac Chyna At War With The KardashiansKevin Hart: First Time Diaper Duty
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There is no doubt that we are at war and have been so for some time.
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The White House is at war with House Democrats, who have initiated a blizzard of subpoenas.
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American service members are at risk every day, even in places where America isn't at war.
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He pinned the blame on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, who is at war with insurgents.
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Maybe Sam was away at war, or maybe he was shacking up with his side piece.
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This article is adapted in part from Graff's book, The Threat Matrix: The FBI at War.
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Anytime a GOP candidate appears to be at war with the media is time well-spent.
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That was when Putin decided we're at war, in effect—a political war, but war nonetheless.
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Published in Britain as The Raj at War: A People's History of India's Second World War.
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For 15 years — longer than the two global conflagrations combined — Western soldiers have been at war.
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We would have been at war with North Korea if, let's say, that administration continued forward.
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The group has no allies and is at war with all other actors in the conflict.
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Seventy-five years ago, we were at war with foreign powers; now the enemy is within.
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This office is at war against the Camorra, and this is an absolute novelty for Naples.
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"We are at war with terrorist organizations, we need the support of Western organizations," Kurtulmus said.
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On Tuesday, Bannon gave a speech at Staten Island and screened his movie Trump at War.
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It is at war with a local affiliate of the Islamic State in the Sinai Peninsula.
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Mr. Erdogan and Mr. Gulen were once Islamist allies, at war with Turkey's old secular elite.
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We&aposre now at war against at least eight different group and in 20 different countries.
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At different points, he described life at war and as a huge slab of raw meat.
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I'm no longer at war with them, and that's a good thing, because rats are inescapable.
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Conversely, if Trump wins, he could end up at war with his party's president for years.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNKelly Ripa at War With StrahanDonald Trump's Progressive Transgender ThoughtsWyclef Jean's Epic Dance-Off!
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But Afghanistan has been at war for four decades, ever since the Soviet invasion in 1979.
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" "I think people believe that we've been at war too long and in too many places.
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In Mr. Hynes's world, comfort and discomfort are not at war, but holding each other close.
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That leaves the divided Korean Peninsula still technically at war, although fighting ended 65 years ago.
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Easterbrook is good on democracy and dictatorship (democracy is better at money and better at war).
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By then, though, Egypt had undergone a revolution and soon it was at war with Britain.
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The country, battered by the events of the late 1960s, was still at war with Vietnam.
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Saudi Arabia has been at war with the Houthis in Yemen for more than four years.
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The devastating impact of American sanctions has left many Iranians feeling they are already at war.
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"I seemed to be at war with myself in my musical tastes," he told The Globe.
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Dubinsky: It's like when you see that cupcake, and your brain is at war with itself!
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When America is at war, voters prefer not to swap presidents in the middle of battle.
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There are six tracks, one of which, "The World at War," even features a horn section.
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Each week, the newsletter highlights original stories published by the At War team and guest contributors.
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North Korea, which is technically at war with the South, has reported no cases at all.
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During most of that time, a badly divided school board has been at war with itself.
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We were at war and they lied because they didn't want to upend the war effort.
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The US assassination of Qassem Soleimani means that the United States and Iran are at war.
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After almost two decades at war, they have tired of America acting as the world's policeman.
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However deep our partisan trenches may have become, we are not currently at war with ourselves.
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And being at war would mean having to go to Congress and get approval for that.
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At War This is what Memorial Day means to military children who have lost a parent.
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"It's commonly known that our software is used in an operational context at war," Karp said.
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"We're at war with China, " Bannon said, referring to Trump's escalating tariff fight with the Chinese.
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Amazon and Google had been at war for years, making things difficult for their end users.
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How could you take funding for the military when we're at war and screw it up?
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"Although we're not at war, a hostile relationship still exists" across the strait, Ms. Hung said.
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Once in Mexico they're hired by a tyrannical, counterrevolutionary general at war with Pancho Villa's troops.
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The Korean War ended with an armistice that left the two Koreas technically still at war.
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Finally, I won't stop until you're all reading "At War" in The Times all the time.
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At War At age 30, Stephen Hopkins was back in the Army for a second time.
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Broadly speaking, both Trump and CNN enjoy the narrative that Trump is at war with CNN.
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Sara Nović's Girl at War was the first book I read with an actual war theme.
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Putin "is at war with us, but we are not at war with him — both the U.S. and Germany are desperately trying to cling to a decent relationship," remarked Josef Joffe, editor of Die Zeit, a weekly German newspaper and a leading strategic thinker in Europe.
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Shannon Purser says she's been at "war" with her body since age 11 — but she's making improvements.
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Purser added later that she's been at "war" with her self-image since her middle school years.
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"This government is at war with the farmers of our country," he said on social network Twitter.
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I didn't want to be in the position where I was at war with my own biology.
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Technically, both sides are still at war, since an armistice (truce) was signed, not a peace treaty.
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We are not at war, we are not living under pressure, we can have this equality effectively.
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And it served as a strong counterpoint to the vision of an America at war with Islam.
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And he is more at war with his party than he is actually with the Democratic Party.
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"I want it to say, 'America at War,'" Ailes says, fixing his gaze on a post-Sept.
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A Saudi-led coalition has been at war with Yemen&aposs Shiite Houthi rebels since March 2015.
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Obama was the first two-term US president at war during the entire duration of his presidency.
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America's perceived aggression allows Mr Putin to present himself as the leader of a country at war.
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So, as declared last episode, the Cali Cartel is officially at war with the North Valley cartel.
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Are we a people at war with ourselves, unable or unwilling to control our most violent urges?
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Back then we were at war in Iraq and America had recently impeached and tried a president.
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It often feels like metal is at war with itself, on every front: politically, socially, even technologically.
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A Saudi-led coalition allied with the government has been at war with the Houthis since 2015.
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The coalition has been at war with the Iran-aligned rebels, known as Houthis, since March 2015.
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The two are at war throughout the film and they are so at the end to me.
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In light of the lengthy time the nation has been at war, he expects a sustained engagement.
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The president is at war with the same agents of federal law enforcement investigating his old campaign.
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That album was the last the band would make together until 2014's At War With Reality.
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A hotelier grumbles that bookings fall each time a ruling politician declares that France is "at war".
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Because he detested the Soviet Union, he says, and the United States was at war in Korea.
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In this world, Berniecrats are at war with the Democratic establishment for the soul of the party.
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As a result, the North and South have technically remained at war for the last 68 years.
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I asked Pang if he thinks the U.S. and North Korea will find themselves at war again.
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Fast forward to today, and while we're not at war, you see some similarities with President Trump.
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Both have, independently, described the media as "the opposition party" with whom the administration is at war.
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And "Royal Wives at War" dramatizes the friction between the Queen Mother and the Duchess of Windsor.
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"It's like being in one of those countries at war," Ms. Besanzoni said, looking at the devastation.
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While the Islamic State was once Al Qaeda's Iraq affiliate, the two groups were now at war.
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"As far as our military families are concerned, we are still a nation at war," Raezer says.
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Islam is not a religion and we are at war with Islam — not radical Islam, all Islam.
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Democrats who disagree are at war with the federalism that the Framers hardwired throughout the Constitution itself.
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Judge Sullivan was specifically referencing to Flynn's ties to Russia — with which we are not at war.
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After a weekend at war with the Mueller investigation, the White House is extending an olive branch.
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The chief strategist is trying to change the media narrative that he and Priebus are at war.
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Meanwhile, we civilly use taxpayer dollars to kill people in foreign countries we aren't at war with.
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Refugees fleeing nations at war like Libya, Syria and Yemen cannot be forcibly returned under international law.
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Because the cease-fire was never succeeded by a treaty, technically the parties are still at war.
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His family is at war with each other, he is obligated to fight, but how can he?
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Europe is at war right now, and all this panic creates a suffocating environment against Muslim people.
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Holding the Games in Pyeongchang, officials argued, would promote peace between two nations still technically at war.
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Read last week's newsletter about how working parents and stay-at-home parents are not at war.
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"This film simply looks at war as if war had not been looked at before," she wrote.
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In addition, the United States is not legally at war with every radical Islamist in the world.
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I truly believe that we are lucky not to be at war because of his personal shortcomings.
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Ask a Showrunner From Wall Street to Washington, the world of "Billions" is a world at war.
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To put it bluntly, we are at war with a virusBrand safety must begin with consumer safety.
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You hear every gunshot, you feel every explosion, as far as you know, you are at war.
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A final room will depict the legacy of destruction — and the healing — of a country at war.
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At War The bay windows in the Bost Hotel's dining room looked out across the Helmand River.
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At war: Weapons are increasingly automated, but usually still require human approval before they shoot to kill.
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Ms Korinets, the Ukrainian, finds the idea that she is at war with her Russian friends outlandish.
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We are not at war with Iran, and no president can engage in war without congressional approval.
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Islam is not a religion and we are at war with Islam -- not radical Islam, all Islam.
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That's where we are: A President at war with the truth and the idea of objective facts.
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"We are not at war," Truman said during a 1950 press conference not long after committing troops.
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Meant to appeal to soldiers at war, at a particular time, much of it has naturally dated.
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Mr. Cuomo has been at war with the minor party since it decided to endorse Ms. Nixon.
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EVER SINCE he became president in March 2018, Martín Vizcarra has been at war with Peru's congress.
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These guys are fighting off Russian invasion, they're at war, now they have to deal with this?
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"We're not at war with the culture of the Iranian people," Graham told the New York Times.
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Donald Trump didn't have to have an administration that was at war with everyone but its base.
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A commonly uttered line on Sudan is that it has been at war with itself since independence.
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"We're at war at the FCC," said Margot Saunders, a lawyer at the National Consumer Law Center.
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At the time many nations were at war, so my parents didn't really agree with the idea.
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Since England was then at war with Spain, the Company's South American trading monopoly was basically worthless.
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Russia forcefully annexed Crimea in 43, and the two countries are still at war in eastern Ukraine.
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India and Pakistan have been at war three times since they gained independence from Britain in 1947.
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The Trump administration zig-zags famously and seems to be at war with itself on this issue.
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HANOI, Vietnam — A country once at war with the United States cozies up to its former enemy.
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The Korean War was halted with a cease-fire that left the peninsula still technically at war.
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Prosecution under the federal treason statute is ultimately unlikely because we are not at war with Russia.
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Israel has refused to grant asylum to citizens of Syria, with which it is technically at war.
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"We are at war with radical Islam and must act accordingly to protect our nation," tweeted Sen.
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Luke WarA Former LAPD Cop is at War with the PoliceDonald Trump's Major Fried Chicken Faux Pas
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The indictment cites the AUMF as well as Osama bin Laden's statements that al-Qaeda is at war with the United States to demonstrate that by adhering to al-Qaeda, the operative in question, Adam Yahiye Gadahn, was helping a group with which the US was at war.
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The US is at war with al-Qaeda, as authorized by Congress, and the US had explicitly declared war against Germany and Japan in World War II. An "aid and comfort" prosecution requires that a defendant "adhere to" an enemy entity with which the US is presently at war.
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Trump has told friends that if Bolton had his way, he'd already be at war in multiple places.
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The president on Monday rejected claims that he was at war with Gordhan, helping the currency to recover.
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"I was born in 1924, at a time when China was at war with other countries," Zhang says.
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The three-year Korean War ended with an armistice that left the two Koreas technically still at war.
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It is little wonder, then, that Latin America remains the world′s most violent region not at war.
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What Somalia, South Sudan, northern Nigeria and Yemen have in common is that they are all at war.
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The two countries are still technically at war, after all, and my passport shows where I was born.
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"We are at war with a powerful enemy, relentless, that does respect anyone or anything," Piñera told reporters.
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Others do not know that Libya is at war, or that they will have to travel across desert.
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Now, both the Transformers and humans are at war — and Optimus Prime might be on the wrong side.
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Nato, a military alliance between sovereign countries, was created to meet the challenge of a Europe at war.
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Kim then made history by stepping into South Korea, which is technically still at war with his country.
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And you're at war with a spacefaring gang of filthy rebels; in gameplay terms, that means space battles.
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This is not only bad for these institutions because it puts them at war with the wider society.
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"You have a lot of incentives not to be at war with the Trump administration," Mr Kristol says.
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"We are at war," said French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve, as he arrived in Nice during the night.
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This is about turning the issue back to the fact that we've been at war for 16 years.
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The Economist: You've argued that America is at war right now with China only it doesn't know it.
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The men who went "down the mines" had a similar band-of-brothers camaraderie to men at war.
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The United States was not at war with Cambodia and the attacks were supposed to be a secret.
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And police seem to be at war with their own black citizens, many inexplicably shot dead on camera.
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Syria under the ceasefire that began last month is a less violent place — but it's still at war.
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The Christian conservative in me was very much still at war with the gay part of my identity.
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It's a rough week for the left when Salon and MSNBC are at war over media integrity. 2.
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Behind the public outpouring of grief, however, senior MDC officials are at war over control of the party.
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" Late Monday afternoon, Congressman Higgins defended his post in a public statement: "We are a world at war.
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Instead, he has said that America must defend itself against a global jihadist movement at war with us.
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Colombia has been at war with the National Liberation Army (ELN), founded by radical Catholic priests, since 1964.
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Many people with mental illness live every day at war with themselves, struggling mightily to keep it together.
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Not only are the two iconic actresses great pals, but each is at war with her own Joan.
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Last year, peace talks with the P.K.K. broke down, and the two sides have been at war since.
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After all, it was not that long ago that British Canada was at war with the United States.
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THE CONVERSATION Mr. Allen's Playbook provides a daily sense of cohesion for a town at war with itself.
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More immediately, it captured, in profound concision, the earliest stirrings of a male identity at war with itself.
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"They say 'African-American' or 'black,' but we're American and our country was at war," McGee told Reuters.
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Bob Woodward was kind enough to give me a signed collection of his remarkable "Bush at War" series.
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"I was at war to defend my family, my children, my home and my freedom," Mr. Kovzhun wrote.
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If Congress does not check his growing arrogance soon, we are increasingly likely to find ourselves at war.
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It made them realize that when the world was at war, America could not remain on the sidelines.
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DeVos and teachers' unions at war There's no love lost between DeVos and the nation's largest teachers' unions.
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Let's say you and your child are from Honduras, among the world's deadliest nations that aren't at war.
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Michael gave up his right to spousal support, something they've been at war over for the last week.
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PAUL: Yes, we had a hearing today because we have been at war for 20183 years in Afghanistan.
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The are technically still at war after the 1950-53 conflict ended with a ceasefire, not a truce.
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President Donald Trump has turned the Environmental Protection Agency into a department at war with its core mission.
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Working alongside them was the equivalent of living in the 'hood when two rival gangs were at war.
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Hip-hop culture is bold and brash and sometimes at war with the nation that's enthralled with it.
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" On Tuesday, he congratulated himself: "If not for me, we would now be at War with North Korea!
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We are at war, we are the enemies, and we have to know how to die like soldiers.
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" Following an emergency meeting of senior government ministers, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said: "We are at war.
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At War It would be hard to overstate the significance the Marine Corps played in my family's life.
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It was 1942, the world was at war, and the eponymous city was occupied by the Axis powers.
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He drew a raucous parody called "Cowgirls at War" for The National Lampoon Encyclopedia of Humor in 1973.
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At War An article published in The New York Times Books section Tuesday profiles former Marine Lance Cpl.
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"We should not be at war with Iran unless Congress votes to authorize such a war," Kaine said.
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At war The Department of Defense has dispatched hundreds of thousands of small arms to Afghan security forces.
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I felt dazed and helpless; my body was at war with itself, and I was holding the grenade.
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But generally, when the United States is at war, or approaching it, Americans keep their commander in chief.
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You don't want to be at war against a nation that you know can boost your economic fortunes.
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But the festival has always been held at War Memorial Field, a public park leased from the city.
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At War Habib Zahori is a former New York Times journalist from Afghanistan who now lives in Ottawa.
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This is what is happening today in the United States, a nation suddenly at war with its past.
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But, if the nation is not at arms, it is at war with itself and with its ideals.
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What does he want to happen, even though the country is not officially at war at the time?
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Iran was at war with Iraq at the time, but the war ended as she entered middle school.
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The city has been the seat of Yemen's internationally recognized government, which is at war with the Houthis.
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Israel has long sought to repatriate Cohen for burial from Syria, with which it remains technically at war.
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The end result: The US and Iran are either at the precipice of war -- or already at war.
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The donations were to aid the state of Israel, then at war with three of its Arab neighbors.
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Black Monday of 1987 took place one weekend after it seemed we were finally at war with Iran.
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The GOP is still at war with itself Trump likes to brag about how united the GOP is.
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And speaking of allies, France currently is at war in Niger and in several of its neighbor nations.
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President Erdogan might be so insistent with his messaging because he has been at war with Turkey's journalists.
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One of Sydney's main tourist attractions, Taronga Zoo opened in 1916, when Australia was at war in Europe.
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The families, who have good reason to be at war, now have an urgent reason to find peace.
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Similar hostility stirred in the 1940s when a nationalistic Thai government was at war with France in Indochina.
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Over two years later, South Sudan is still at war, and predictions of a failed state seem inevitable.
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The city has been the seat of Yemen's internationally recognized government, which is at war with the Houthis.
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"I really believe the country does not want to be at war with each other," Mr. Trippi said.
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It's one of the beautiful lessons you'll learn from this flick about two couples at war with themselves.
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But at war, when all you've got to worry about is not getting killed, you become very mindful.
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At War When the doorbell rang on New Year's Eve four years ago, I knew something was wrong.
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The gravest risk is from Russia, which is essentially at war with Ukraine and has strong intelligence capabilities.
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At War I nestled into bed with a paperback copy of "The Things They Carried," by Tim O'Brien.
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An attempt to crack down on spammy, duplicative apps has Apple at war with ChowNow, which aids restaurants.
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It is not a country sown with a single story, or even two stories at war with each story.
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Indeed, if you are under 30, this country has been at war for half or more of your life.
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Although he brought those techniques to the battlefields, it was quite a different challenge to paint while at war.
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The neighbors are technically still at war after a 1950-53 conflict ended with a ceasefire, not a truce.
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But some Ukrainians question whether financially strained Kiev should be hosting the event while the country is at war.
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Neighboring Israel and Lebanon are technically at war, and the Arab nation has a law that bans Israeli products.
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It would weaken our economy and feed the terrorist narrative that the United States is at war with Islam.
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The neighbours are technically still at war after the 1950-53 conflict ended with a ceasefire, not a truce.
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The President doesn't even want US in peacetime deployments in allied nations, let alone at war in the Gulf.
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It was Portillo who informed club members that they were at war with the Cossacks, according to the indictment.
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And more importantly, collecting data in countries where people are starving is difficult, because they are often at war.
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The Habit of Surviving comprises four true stories about black women at war with oppression, classism, racism, and sexism.
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He declared that if it were not for him, the United States would be at war with North Korea.
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The two Koreas are technically still at war because the conflict ended in a truce, not a peace treaty.
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Rabe Abubakar, a Nigerian defense spokesman, suicide attacks can happen even in developed nations that are not at war.
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Kim then made history by stepping into South Korean territory, which is technically still at war with his country.
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That means both sides technically remain at war, which is why troops remain on both sides of the border.
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So now we have it, that dreadful thing: Americans are indeed at war with each other on many fronts.
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That year Honduras had the highest homicide rate of any country not at war, at 123 per 100,000 people.
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" When Cooper asked him whether the religion is at war with the West, Trump added, "There's a tremendous hatred.
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For years, Obama avoided saying that the US was at war with "radical Islam," an avoidance that enraged conservatives.
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But the United States and Iran are not at war, and such rules would not apply, the official said.
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The war wound up amplifying a central talking point of jihadist recruiters—that America is at war with Islam.
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More immediately ... the Kardashians think it's damaging for Dream to live in homes where the parents are at war.
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Somalia has been at war since 1991, when clan-based warlords overthrew the president then turned on each other.
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You feel like you're a family: You're at war, you're exhausted, you get silly—that's when the magic happens.
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The neighbors are technically still at war after the 1950-53 conflict ended with a ceasefire, not a truce.
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Military drones already fly the skies in areas where the US is at war or engaged in military operations.
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"I'm really excited to not feel like I'm at war with my own existence," Amanda told the hospital publication.
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The majority of Sunnis are at war with the Alawis and Shiites, be they Arab Hezbollah or Persian Iranians.
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No. But we're at war with a faction of that religion that wants to decapitate us and kill us.
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End of the war on broadcasters For most of his tenure, Wheeler was at war with the broadcast industry.
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Individuals were given a license to kill under the old system, but only if they were already at war.
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And most crucially of all, the United States has failed to decide whether it is, in fact, at war.
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Colombia has been at war with the 1,500-member ELN, which was founded by radical Catholic priests, since 1964.
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We must not be afraid to say the truth, the world is at war because it has lost peace.
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Iran appeared to many to be a Manichean universe of good (the moderates) at war against evil (the hardliners).
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And you" — America — "are forcing us to be at war, and not even giving us the money for it.
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The bureau was set up as a channel of communication between the two nations, which technically remain at war.
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This type of structure—by which two distinct realities are at war—diminishes empathy and respect among party lines.
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South Sudan is at war, so many UN planes take off from Juba carrying aid workers and emergency supplies.
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The West is at war with Islam, they say, and you must strike out to defend your fellow Muslims.
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We are still a nation at war, but President Obama decided to put domestic pet projects above our troops.
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Ryan refrained from criticism of Obama in his statement but said the U.S. was at war with Islamic terrorism.
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Treason is only applicable against those who betray the US to a nation it is formally at war with.
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If we look at war from above, from the heights of ideas and strategies, we see intention and meaning.
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That was the last time the two sides, which are technically at war, attempted to arrange a leadership summit.
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Sarkozy's successor, Francois Hollande, convened a Congress in November 2015 after militant Islamist attacks, declaring France "is at war".
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That conflict ended in an armistice in 1953, not a peace treaty, so the Koreas technically remain at war.
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Israel is currently at war with Lebanon, but both sides have observed a ceasefire that has lasted 11-years.
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"On July 3, 2018, Trump bragged: "If not for me, we would now be at War with North Korea!
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On the evening of March 16, President Emmanuel Macron addressed the nation and announced that we were at war.
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Obama: We must also reaffirm that the United States is not and never will be at war with Islam.
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But the Trump administration looks, at its inception, like an administration at war with itself, and with its boss.
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Mr Márquez wants to co-ordinate with the ELN, a guerrilla group that is still at war with Colombia.
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Both Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are rivals of Iran, though the countries are not at war.
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AT WAR At least 213 pro-government forces and three civilians were killed in Afghanistan during the past week.
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AT WAR At least 212 pro-government forces and 219 civilians were killed in Afghanistan during the past week.
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AT WAR At least 139 pro-government forces and 15 civilians were killed in Afghanistan during the past week.
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Dave Chappelle & Kevin Hart Celebrate Black History MonthKesha: Brutal Injury Postpones Tour'Teen Mom': Cast At War Over Gay Slur
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Or if there's a weapon that you think At War should be paying closer attention to, let me know.
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Months later, administration officials, who often operate with an at-war mentality, have become even more adept at multitasking.
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One minute they are at war; the next they are at church or picking up their kids from school.
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"It feels like we're at war, and it's a set of different rules at wartime," said Ms. Crider, 27.
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North and South Korea are still technically at war and share the most heavily fortified border in the world.
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The bright color distinguished British soldiers from enemies, especially when they were at war with French soldiers in blue.
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In a way that we rarely appreciate, the demands of excellence are at war with what we call freedom.
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"In Italy, they have used terms such as 'we are at war, you need to stay home,'" she said.
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The government is at war with the BBC, boycotting some of its flagship broadcasts and threatening its future funding.
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At War At least 53 pro-government forces and 51 civilians were killed in Afghanistan during the past week.
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Even as the United States was at war in Iraq, he said that Iran could pose a greater danger.
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It means accepting that Russia has chosen to be at war with us — albeit a special and limited war.
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He's long had reason to keep his nation at war, as he has no democratic legitimacy of any kind.
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"We are at war against a powerful enemy who is willing to use violence without any limits," he said.
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The Bernie Sanders/Elizabeth Warren wing of the party is at war with the Hillary Clinton/Barack Obama wing.
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Why, after five years, did Trump suddenly and unilaterally halt critical American military aid to an ally at war?
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Ramaphosa said the figures for violence against women and children were similar to those of a country at war.
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" Buttigieg added that "you're the one who is at war with the Culinary Union right here in Las Vegas.
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Ukraine is at war with Russian-backed separatists in two eastern provinces and considers the United States an ally.
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And we should be known more for caring for our culture than for constantly being at war with it.
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But for the historical record, it's worth noting that it's not just Trump who's been at war with journalism.
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By flipping it to have the blue on the bottom, it indicates that the country is officially at war.
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And they remain at war this weekend, organizing separate marches to protest or praise the arrival of President Trump.
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House Democrats say Trump preyed on a vulnerable ally at war with Russia to extract a personal political benefit.
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This is not the only subject on which Trump is at war with California and other mostly blue states.
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" Then, with Trumpian flair, he added: "If not for me, we would now be at War with North Korea!
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At War A few months ago, I sat at a friend's kitchen counter drinking whiskey and sharing deployment stories.
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At War At least 23 pro-government forces and three civilians were killed in Afghanistan during the past week.
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At war At least 215 pro-government forces and 14 civilians were killed in Afghanistan during the past week.
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At War At least 78 pro-government forces and 23 civilians were killed in Afghanistan during the past week.
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At War At least 227 pro-government forces and eight civilians were killed in Afghanistan during the past week.
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At War At least 13 pro-government forces and 26 civilians were killed in Afghanistan during the past week.
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At war At least 74 pro-government forces and 26 civilians were killed in Afghanistan during the past week.
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Governor Brown hesitated to say California was at "war" with Washington during a question-and-answer session with reporters.
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At War At least 67 pro-government forces and 233 civilians were killed in Afghanistan during the past week.
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If one thing's for sure, it's that the second-wave feminists are at war with the third-wave feminists.
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The conflict ended in a truce, not a treaty, leaving the North technically still at war with South Korea.
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Technically, South Korea and North Korea are still at war; they signed an armistice in 1953 but not a treaty.
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Two caseríos (projects) were at war, so they were taking out people everywhere they were, during the day and night.
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The two sides are technically still at war since their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, not a treaty.
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The two sides are technically still at war after their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, not a treaty.
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Somalia has been at war for decades and until the last few years it has struggled to attract foreign investment.
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My brother was at war with the Americans and the British at 17 and my sister was at boarding school.
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The two Koreas are technically still at war after their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, not a treaty.
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"I confirm that we are at war with water and time from the first day up to today," Narongsak added.
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"I confirm that we are at war with water and time from the first day up to today," he said.
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Sarkozy's successor, Francois Hollande, did the same in November 2015 after militant Islamists attacked Paris, declaring France "is at war".
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"Some of these individuals were probably at war with one another and over the years, fought one another," Meighan said.
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Remember when we all longed for summer like a lover who had been away at war for months and months?
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"Our goal is to be in every country that's not at war or under sanction from the U.S.," Pathak added.
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Considering the lingering mistrust between fighters who have been at war for five decades, this could be a fraught process.
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Related: 'We Are at War': Europe Responds to Brussels Terror Attacks "Anyone is innocent until proven the opposite," he said.
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Gail Collins I am sorry to note that Donald Trump no longer seems to be at war with the pope.
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And as for Facebook—at least this isn't as bad as when it told Filipinos their country was at war.
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The Andean nation has been at war with the National Liberation Army (ELN), founded by radical Catholic priests, since 1964.
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For too long Americans have been happy to avoid the fact that the United States remains a nation at war.
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" She particularly focused on his using the term "radical Islamic terrorism" and said "we are not at war with Islam.
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Both are part of the Saudi-led coalition that has been at war with Iran-backed Houthi rebels since 2015.
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The Korean Peninsula remains technically at war, because the 1950-53 conflict ended in an armistice, not a peace treaty.
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But the idea that Facebook is at war with the First Amendment by removing these pages is naive at best.
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Obama aides have been all over Twitter attacking Trump, augmenting the sense that the two administrations are now at war.
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" He also labeled the world as fighting a holy war, saying "all of Christendom... is at war with Islamic horror.
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Kareem had been at war with Julien's Auctions for years -- after a 2012 deal to sell 400 items went south.
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Read More Cramer game plan: It's earnings Super Bowl kickoff Investing has reached the point where it is at war.
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He stated unequivocally that were he our commander in chief today, we would be at war with Iran right now.
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That conflict ended in 1953 with an armistice — not a peace treaty, which means they are technically still at war.
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North Korea's economic underperformance is remarkable for a country that is neither a failed state nor at war, he says.
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It got pretty nasty and Gaga's fans have been at war with the trolls on social media ever since Sunday.
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It will be unapologetically nationalist, and unapologetically at war with the Republican establishment, globalism and anyone who sides with either.
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The novelty in this case, though, is that Gambia is not at war with Myanmar, as Bosnia and Serbia were.
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" Wilson said Friday that is "not a good message to say to anyone who has lost a child at war.
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This idea is so much bigger than Trump, a small man of small thought who is at war with scrutiny.
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Just two generations ago, two European families — one Anglo-Irish, one German-Swedish — were at war with each other, literally.
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America is at war, a war that knows no boundaries or borders and oftentimes finds civilians caught in the crossfire.
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The United States has been at war in Afghanistan for 17 years, longer than any other war it has fought.
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She says she can't imagine losing a child at war and then have people at home not understand her sacrifice.
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The United States is not at war with the press — even if it seems like the president has been recently.
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Earlier in the day, Trump offered his "blessing" to the two Koreas, which have technically been at war since 85033.
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The two Koreas remain technically at war after their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, not a peace treaty.
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A political system deeply divided, and at war with itself, can neither win a war nor reach a peace agreement.
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I don't feel we have to be at war with each other like we are, and it's just getting worse.
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Many people can&apost find Mali on the map and have no idea why we&aposre at war in Mali.
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He changed his last name, he recalled, because the United States was at war with Germany and Schleifer sounded Germanic.
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We're a very musical country, but we're a country that's been at war, for me, since colonial times until now.
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It's quite another when you're at war with a group of people on the other side of a political issue.
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What in the World Amid the modern skyscrapers of Shanghai, the parties to a time-honored treaty are at war.
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At War This article is a partnership between The Fuller Project for International Reporting and The New York Times Magazine.
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The next night, French President Emmanuel Macron said "we are at war" six separate times in a nationally televised speech.
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At the Code Media conference, Washington Post editor Marty Baron said that the media isn't at war with today's administration.
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Guy and Madonna would have called it half empty just a month ago, when they were at war over Rocco.
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At War This fall will mark the United States' 18th year since the start of the global war on terror.
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At War Two years ago, my son, who is now 14, erupted in anger and stormed off to his bedroom.
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"Or two, and both social media and cable news are a little bit at war with this: Wait a minute."
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In New York City, Airbnb and local officials have been at war over efforts to crack down on the industry.
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Our At War blog went to Camp Humphreys, a once-sleepy outpost that is now the largest American base overseas.
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Marsalis's brand of uptown jazz has long been at war with the downtown version, at least in the music press.
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"Whether we like it or not, we are and have been for years at war with International Communism," he wrote.
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At War The following reports compile all significant security incidents confirmed by New York Times reporters and stringers throughout Afghanistan.
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But that would make them look like they're at war with the president, just as he always says they are.
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At War I would never have guessed that closure would come to me in a small courtroom in Manhattan, Kan.
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If you can't stand to imagine him at war, this book shows why the reality could be a lot worse.
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Just over a decade later, every nation that had joined the pact, with the exception of Ireland, was at war.
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Mr. Hook differentiated between forces that are actively at war and those that are largely in peacekeeping or deterrent roles.
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Scores of armed groups are at war, backed variously by Russia, the United States, Iran, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
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The country is still technically at war with North Korea, as hostilities ended with a truce rather than a treaty.
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The big picture: President Trump is at war with California on multiple fronts, and carmakers are caught in the crossfire.
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The Korean War ended in an armistice in 1953, meaning the two nations technically have been at war since then.
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" "The Philippines is not in a conflict with anyone and will not be at war with anyone in the future.
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My home country, Benin, has never been at war and I had never seen children associated with armed groups before.
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They are technically still at war as their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce rather than a peace treaty.
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At War SIGAR's 47th quarterly report sketched how the United States is propping up a corrupt and weak pauper state.
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Even with so many men away at war, Catrin is outnumbered at work, which makes sense, given the film industry.
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Iran has been at war with America and waging war through proxies and inspiring terrorists around the world for decades.
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This hardly makes sense since Hezbollah and the Islamic State are sworn enemies, at war with each other in Syria.
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We need someone at the helm who is committed to that, not someone who is openly at war with it.
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Uber was increasingly popular, but there was still a sense that the company was at war with its own workforce.
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The two Koreas remain technically at war, after the Korean War ended in a truce but not a peace treaty.
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Prime Minister Binali Yildirim has said any country that stands by the cleric would be considered at war with Turkey.
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But Trump has enhanced that warning to claim Obama advised him he'd be at war with the country before long.
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" Then, with a Trumpian flair, he added, "If not for me, we would now be at War with North Korea!
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The North and the United States have remained technically at war since combat was halted with an armistice in 1953.
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So we have "Tea," phonetically represented as "T," represented as TANGO, as if we're at war, perhaps with Trenton Charlson.
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The two Koreas are technically still at war after the 1950-1953 conflict ended with a ceasefire, not a peace agreement.
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The two Koreas are still technically at war after their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce not a peace treaty.
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By validating Islamist extremist narratives of the West being at war with Islam, the ban acts as a powerful recruiting incentive.
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"I confirm that we are at war with water and time from the first day up to today," he said Saturday.
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Jay is still haunted by his time at war, as evidenced by the repeated appearances of imaginary soldiers in his bedroom.
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North Korea and the United States remain technically at war because the fighting ended with an armistice, not a peace treaty.
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North and South Korea are technically still at war because their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, not a treaty.
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Hinterlands is at war, after all, and the performance they turn in is their return-fire in the battle against imagination.
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We've gotten to a point where we've just accepted that we're at war and we probably will be all the time.
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Perhaps the most disturbing fact about the AUMF is that no one knows who the US is actually at war with.
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A subsection of the video game critical community is constantly at war with itself over what a video game even is.
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The two Koreas are still technically at war as no peace treaty was signed after the Korean War, only an armistice.
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The two countries remain technically at war after their 1950-53 conflict ended with a truce and not a peace treaty.
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At war I was 26 when I was sent to Vietnam, along with 2.7 million men and women of my generation.
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Somalia has been at war since 1991, when clan-based warlords overthrew dictator Siad Barre and then turned on each other.
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Later, they started looking at war crimes and opened a separate file for crimes committed by so-called Islamic State (IS).
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South African media reports suggest Zuma and Gordhan have an uneasy relationship, though the president has denied they are "at war".
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At trial they proclaimed their innocence and argued that any crimes committed came in the context of a nation at war.
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Instead, Ben is immediately angry, before devolving into a rageful drunk who says he purposefully murdered an unarmed child at war.
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We're going to go to war because Trump can't remember what country we're supposed to be at war with, aren't we?
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Between 1962 and 1977, during which time the two countries were twice at war, their teams did not play at all.
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It is heavily suggested Jack's time at war in Vietnam was the reason he needed the item in the first place.
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Dracula spent the better part of his life at war with the Ottoman Turks, which controlled much of the surrounding area.
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After nine months at war, he was finally due for a few short days of R&R outside the battle zone.
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North and South Korea remain technically at war after their 1950-53 conflict with a truce and not a peace treaty.
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During their match at War Games, Dream—ostensibly still a heel—was just as popular with the crowd as his opponent.
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The Trump administration is at war with itself over a highly controversial plan to impose massive tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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North and South Korea are technically still at war because their 1950-1953 conflict ended in a truce, not a treaty.
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" Here's the full text of the vaguely genocidal quote: "The free world... all of Christendom... is at war with Islamic horror.
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America's right flank is at war with itself over climate-change science, and the latest battle is this week in Nashville.
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"The vast majority of Tunisians are at war against this barbarism and those rats that we will definitely exterminate," Essebsi said.
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North and South are technically still at war because their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, not a peace treaty.
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And you know, don't forget, China, over the many years, has been at war with Korea -- you know, wars with Korea.
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If her kingdom is at war, she'll wake up every two hours in the middle of the night to cast spells.
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Somalia has been at war since 1991 when clan-based warlords overthrew dictator Siad Barre and then turned on each other.
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Kagame is credited by supporters with modernizing a nation once at war with itself and helping it develop a flourishing economy.
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North and South Korea remain technically at war after their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, rather than a treaty.
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That kind of unchecked, concentrated power is at war with the Constitution's structure and its limits on abuse of government power.
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President François Hollande says France is "at war" since terror attacks in Paris last year, deploying 10,000 troops on the streets.
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The federal indictment says that Bandidos members had declared, beginning in 2013, that they were "at war" with the Cossacks. Sgt.
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An armistice was signed in 1953, but no formal peace treaty was ever concluded, and technically, the peninsula remains at war.
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Actions have consequences, and whether we're in Syria or not, the people who want to harm us are there & at war.
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It's incredible to watch an AI defeat humans at war games, but it also might give us a moment of pause.
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Veterans and their families marched by flag-waving crowds and laid wreaths at war memorials in Sydney and other Australian cities.
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The IOC has suggested North and South Korea, who are still technically at war, could stage a joint bid in 2032.
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President François Hollande declared that France was at war and imposed a nationwide state of emergency that is still in effect.
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McPherson's book dives deep into the psyche, culture and leaders of the time that America ended up at war with itself.
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Leaders of the two nations – which are technically at war —have only met twice since the peninsula was divided in 20153.
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Although an armistice was signed in 1953, no formal peace treaty was ever concluded, and technically, the peninsula remains at war.
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The two Koreas remain technically at war after their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, rather than a peace treaty.
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At the same time, the attorney general has been at war with the trust, which has never been particularly well run.
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Don't forget: Treyarch delivered World at War in 2008, a year after Infinity Ward's groundbreaking success with the first Modern Warfare.
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She's also entering menopause and, like Annie, is at war with her body, which is getting thicker, sweatier, and bafflingly horny.
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That would make sense as Ankara has labeled them terrorists, because it is at war with Kurds along Turkey's southern border.
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When his army wasn't at war, he enlisted soldiers to help build the palace, moving in with his court in 1682.
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But, by then, Trump would already be at war with Iran, as he suggested in another of his overlooked recent statements.
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Don't ask why we where at war for a hundred years (and we might again be given those barbaric actions) [sic].
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The two Koreas remain technically at war after their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce rather than a peace treaty.
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