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"wartime" Definitions
  1. from or connected with a period during which a country is fighting a war
"wartime" Synonyms
open war period of war shooting war time of war warfare conflict hostilities
"wartime" Antonyms
peacetime truce ceasefire reconciliation armistice harmony peace amity

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Few things grant instant masculine cachet like wartime service, especially during wartime.
Indeed, Mr. Putin has reinvented himself as a wartime president, and wartime presidents never quit.
Ota was also critical of the Japanese wartime military and worried the lessons of Japan's wartime past were being forgotten.
Trump said that he sees the country on wartime footing and himself as a wartime president amid the coronavirus crisis.
The next year, he began visits to wartime sites, beginning in Okinawa, where resentment lingered against mainland Japan over the islanders' wartime sacrifices.
"I view it in a sense, a wartime president," Trump told reporters at the White House when asked if he viewed the United States as being on wartime footing.
After announcing he was invoking the act Wednesday, Trump said at the White House that he sees the country as on a wartime footing and himself as a wartime President.
Prioritization: Just as we have invoked wartime acts to repurpose industry to produce medical supplies, we need wartime action from Facebook and other platforms to flatten the curve of the pandemic.
Letters between lovers in wartime ... tragic and romantic, right?
After his wartime service he began graduate study at Scripps.
Or rather, wartime trauma often makes people turn to God.
Some types of wartime sexual violence are often still overlooked.
Finding another COO during wartime would be far more difficult.
Some readers said the change glossed over Japan's wartime actions.
Media coverage of war — and wartime presidents — is generally favorable.
Japan's wartime occupation of China also remains a delicate issue.
Such wartime rules are patently unconstitutional for a police action.
Though there never was a Rick's Café Américain in wartime
The support ended amid the disruptions of wartime in 21940.
Winston Churchill, Britain's wartime prime minister, was another famous leftie.
But through his wartime networks, other movements got in touch.
Most controversially, he expressed regret for Japan's wartime abuses abroad.
Some older Italians said the streets had a wartime feel.
"Trump keeps saying that he's a wartime President," he said.
"Trump keeps saying that he's a wartime president," Biden declared.
Neither voters nor historians reward every wartime president for perseverance.
"Or maybe we don't do that," the wartime commander hedged.
"I learned everything from wartime," she said in the car.
If you were a wartime reporter, what would you do?
Though violence eventually cooled, the wartime power structure has remained.
"It's like during wartime — how can I help?" he said.
The coronavirus pandemic puts the country on a wartime footing.
Few people outside her family had heard her wartime stories.
The city and country face "wartime conditions," Ms. Sun said.
Mr. Zandvliet doesn't flash back to the sergeant's wartime experiences.
"President Trump is governing as a wartime president," Brownstein said.
Charles de Gaulle, who ran the wartime Resistance from London.
My father hardly said a word about his wartime experiences.
However, for many of our Iraqi wartime allies, violence persists.
CHRONICLES OF COURAGE: STORIES OF WARTIME AND INNOVATION on flyingheritage.
Magritte called his wartime images an exercise in visual hedonism.
A wartime reenactor cuddles with a ferret as they prepare to board a train during the annual Railway in Wartime event held along the North Yorkshire Moors Railway in Pickering, England, on Oct. 14.
WARTIME EXPERIENCES For decades, Haruyo Nihei kept her wartime memories locked away: mothers and infants burnt alive by incendiary bombs; herself struggling under corpses of fleeing victims; her sister's body covered with maggot-infested burns.
They involved whether to keep indefinite wartime detentions without trial and to continue using military commission prosecutions — if not at the Guantánamo prison, which he had resolved to close, then at a replacement wartime prison.
For these extreme do-gooders, MacFarquhar writes, it is always wartime.
Unlike Germany, it has never fully reckoned with its wartime past.
Plenty of wartime vessels have made appearances in these physics experiments.
Some of his wartime operational decisions have also come under scrutiny.
Congress repealed it in 1943, when China was a wartime ally.
Siemens has made only partial efforts to assess its wartime role.
Memorials to the Holocaust and other wartime atrocities dot the city.
For Zuckerberg, it's a story about the wartime CEO taking charge.
A truly national wartime mobilization will require broad public buy-in.
Several of the most evil of the wartime actors were imprisoned.
Nazi-Occupied Vienna Through Wartime France, is like its predecessors a
Looks like it'll be life during wartime for a while longer.
Anger over wartime history can stir nationalistic feelings in both countries.
"The DEA doesn't have a wartime mission," Special Agent Kearney noted.
Japan, for example, has failed fully to acknowledge its wartime atrocities.
They point to attempts to erect statues of wartime anti-Semites.
Anyway, what is solipsism in wartime but the selfishness of survival?
Gory wartime violence and less explicit but equally upsetting postwar brutality.
The debate over the church's secret wartime files is not new.
Interoperability also prepares seafarers and aircrews to execute operations in wartime.
We already have wartime levels of violence, even without a war.
The chocolate tins were apparently a wartime Christmas present to troops.
Just how he spent the wartime years has never been confirmed.
Unless it was in 1943, when it opened, addressing wartime Broadway.
In addition, wartime quilts were sometimes a means of behavior modification.
In the intervening years Sugihara never spoke about his wartime activities.
People feared re-imposition of wartime constraints on home building, too.
The federal government's wartime Committee on Public Information validated their fears.
Chapek was put in charge as the Magic Kingdom's wartime leader.
Much of the wartime generation still feels indebted to the Americans.
Ratko is a name typically given a male baby in wartime.
Japan denies retaliating and says wartime compensation issues were already settled.
Hogan isn't the only governor who went on a wartime footing.
Still, even President Obama was unwilling to abandon wartime detention power.
Wartime and/or criminality will feature in the foreground or background.
"He was born without the fear gene," a wartime colleague said.
Hers is also an ethos ripped from an austere wartime past.
The sculptor Anna Coleman Ladd similarly turned art to wartime use.
EU officials describe conditions there as akin to wartime concentration camps.
But those correspondents also freely described their wartime experiences and concerns.
Yet wartime landscapes doubtless created memories, even imaginary memories of war.
Of course, wartime images are always softer in their sepia tone.
Mr. Tajani has made divisive comments about Italy's wartime legacy before.
SEOUL/TAIPEI (Reuters) - People in South Korea and Taiwan unveiled monuments and staged protests on Tuesday to mark Japan's wartime use of "comfort women", a euphemism for girls and women forced to work in Japan's wartime brothels.
President Bush became a wartime president for the rest of his term.
And then there's the "wartime" CEO — the one facing an existential threat.
The high schooler quoted the episode "Life During Wartime" from Grey's Anatomy.
When I was a little boy, I watched a movie about wartime.
Like soldiers out of wartime, we feel full of duty and useless.
We cut off the New York channel and we adopted wartime measures.
Mr. McCain said he had other ways of stirring his wartime memories.
It's no coincidence that its first surge in popularity came during wartime.
A nationalist, he wants to erase the scars of Japan's wartime past.
Despite being at "war," no great wartime leaders or visionaries are emerging.
Torture is illegal during wartime, peacetime, counterterrorism operations and any other circumstances.
So I kept on making up those little wartime stories until, during
The court has also convicted one of their wartime opponents, Germain Katanga.
Many products created during wartime are still with us, like the Jeep.
"I view it -- in a sense as a wartime president," he said.
This is wartime in America, and Louisiana is now at the frontlines.
They tend to back a current president over a challenger in wartime.
It's a chilling reminder of the risks involved in reporting in wartime.
" As his speech came to a close, he invoked a "wartime mantra.
The image piqued the attention of women who had done wartime work.
During wartime, Calder received his own survey show at MoMA in 1943.
Courts often rule against insurers that try to apply the wartime exemption.
Ten million lives were lost, one of history's highest wartime death tolls.
But his family's shattering history of wartime overreach suggests he knows better.
He also edited the wartime and presidential diaries of Dwight D. Eisenhower.
But he worries that, instead of fading, wartime divisions have only hardened.
Washington agreed in 2007 to return wartime command to Seoul by 2012.
Here's the thing about wartime presidents: They tend to win re-election.
Command economies that made sense in wartime were less suited to peace.
Several members of the new government are also accused of wartime abuses.
In this climate, he told the group, consider him a wartime CEO.
But Makkai's story collection, "Music for Wartime," is also a worthwhile diversion.
A cynical attempt to become a 'wartime president' to ensure re-election.
In The King, the soldier is Hal's closest friend and wartime strategist.
There is little data on wartime casualties, other than in U.S. forces.
Unlike his fellow wartime painters, Trunov had no interest in the battlefield.
"True Confessions" greatly influenced my current series of wartime Los Angeles books.
Having studied all the wartime presidents, where does President Trump fit in?
He has said Poles should be proud, not ashamed, of their wartime record.
Nigel I think was great in the same way as a wartime leader.
He explained that this emerged from military tactics Western countries used during wartime.
The couple reminisced about wartime London, and the bombing raids from German aircraft.
For weeks foreign media have been recounting the details of Polish wartime atrocities.
The big picture: Historically speaking, wartime national leaders anywhere rarely lose re-election.
He will carry on Akihito's legacy, revisiting Japan's wartime past and shunning Yasukuni.
The need for secrecy and tactical superiority in wartime are not in question.
The exigencies of wartime diplomacy ran roughshod over human rights and good governance.
This British author's American debut is a soapy romantic spin through wartime London.
Even today, the United States maintains wartime operational control of South Korean forces.
It took some 55,000 hours to restore the plane to its wartime glory.
Remnants of wartime structures remain, including towering gun batteries and crumbling artillery pieces.
US sanctions are producing a level of suffering comparable to that of wartime.
During the war, factories focused on creating wartime essentials, like airplanes and barracks.
Relations have been complicated for decades by the legacy of Japan's wartime aggression.
And why did I break my silence and write Wartime Lies in 1989?
Egan's wartime divers, for all their breathing apparatus, threaten to sink Manhattan Beach.
His father, a banker, and his mother were active in wartime volunteer efforts.
The Olympics have never been postponed and have been canceled only in wartime.
Wartime victors like Dwight Eisenhower, Chester Nimitz and Douglas MacArthur had their day.
Donald Trump has likened himself to a "wartime president" fighting this invisible enemy.
Mr. Ronneberg lectured widely for years about Norway's history and his wartime experiences.
Children were shooting the AR-15's military equivalent in wartime video games.
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It's bitter winter in Winkelheim, Germany, and wartime has made coffee a luxury.
Mr. Nashiri is being held at the wartime prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
Wartime CEO does that, but also builds HR organizations that can execute layoffs.
With Mariana Alfaro "I'm a wartime president," Donald Trump reiterated on Sunday night.
During World War II, women assisted in manufacturing wartime necessities like gas masks.
In a wartime dynamic, you turn all sorts of facilities into something else.
Section 202 is designed to stabilize energy resources during wartime, or extended emergencies.
"Hacksaw Ridge," Mel Gibson's Oscar-nominated tale of wartime resistance, comes to HBO.
He said the show was "fun" and that he liked the wartime displays.
"It was wartime then," he said of the years the Taliban held power.
We review two moving new works that shed light on life in wartime.
During wartime, milled aluminum, which Calder customarily used, was commandeered for airplane production.
They are less citizens than subjects, taxpayers in peacetime, cannon fodder during wartime.
We must stand Shohna ba Shohna — Shoulder to Shoulder — with our wartime allies.
The exception is George W. Bush, who benefited from being a wartime president.
He said that every single one of America's wartime presidents abused his power.
Remember what I was saying before about how the wartime presidents had empathy?
Among those encouraging that wartime effort was Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA).
During World War II, cooper was needed for wartime necessities like bullets and wire.
Koreans have long felt that Japan has not properly atoned for its wartime atrocities.
He had to meet with Britain's prime minister, Winston Churchill, to talk wartime strategy.
The company's survival in wartime depends upon strict adherence and alignment to the mission.
In contrast, the wartime legacy still plagues Japan's relations with China and South Korea.
He now wants to turn it into the world's biggest archive on wartime childhoods.
In 1995 the Japanese government acknowledged its wartime aggression and apologised to Asian victims.
However, the dispute also appears to be rooted in a decades-old wartime disagreement.
But the dispute also appears to be rooted in a decades-old wartime disagreement.
Last year, South Korea's Supreme Court ordered two Japanese companies to compensate wartime workers.
Others squirm at parallels to the Vichy regime's wartime practice of denationalising French Jews.
It is remarkably precise, which the Navy says could limit collateral damage in wartime.
Why do you think people haven't considered the wartime context for horror's emergence before?
In contrast, many in the HDZ admire the wartime Ustasha, a Nazi-quisling movement.
During wartime and during the Great Depression, it rapidly increased, budget consequences be damned.
On a summer break, he returned to Kansas City and met his wartime partner.
The federal government's wartime policy of dispersing manufacturing industry eroded the city's industrial base.
Perhaps his wartime heroism helped to instill an appreciation for each breath God gives.
If zeal could be weaponized in wartime, the Confederacy might have had a chance.
In 1940, the government asked him to get America's factories on a wartime footing.
Their efforts were thwarted by skeptical immigration officials, wartime events and endless bureaucratic hurdles.
It was a blatantly racist act by a government swept up in wartime hysteria.
The scope of apocalypse often feels global—refuges, wartime, Brexit, a possible Trump presidency.
Wartime quilts confirm once more that abstraction is hardly the province of modernist painters.
Amid the coronavirus outbreak, all bets are off with American business, like during wartime.
Emma Goldman was denaturalized and deported during this period, for espousing pacifism in wartime.
Some in Venezuela have started equating the nation's travails to a country during wartime.
It was intended only to deter absenteeism and strikes among Westinghouse employees in wartime.
Pretty much as Bobkowski does in WARTIME NOTEBOOKS: France, 1940-1944 (Yale University, $35).
Even if temporarily, Colombo has reverted suddenly to the wartime mentality — or even worse.
The scope and limits of the government wartime detention power has never been resolved.
As a wartime commander, Mr. Kelly led troops in intense combat in western Iraq.
Winston Churchill, Britain's legendary wartime leader, thought of 1914-1945 as one long war.
Then war veterans decide to camp around Washington in pursuit of their wartime bonuses.
It's the first postponement in Olympic history, though there were several cancellations during wartime.
"Raw Bacon" charts the steps in Dennis's coming to terms with his wartime experiences.
He is even said to model a scowl on that of Britain's wartime leader.
Ernst Beyeler got his first job in wartime Switzerland working for an antiquarian bookseller.
Wartime CEOs are fending off existential threats and must be ruthless in confronting them.
In 2013 he published War Childhood, a collection of wartime memories of his generation.
Their range of alternatives may be constrained by wartime circumstance—more constrained than Cardona's.
But long chapters of American history have been devoted to presidential deceit at wartime.
Mr. Michele cannot, at 48, have even a second hand experience of wartime conditions.
The summit marked for Stalin a rare wartime trip out of the Soviet Union.
But amid the wartime exigencies of "Discovery" these notions are under siege, not ascendant.
Mr. Gass's education was interrupted by wartime service as an ensign in the Navy.
It is led by Rupert Soames, a grandson of wartime prime minister Winston Churchill.
Japanese political leaders have expressed regret, remorse and apology for their country's wartime actions.
The crux of her work was how to prepare and enjoy meals during wartime.
And people will accept a lot of violations of their civil liberties in wartime.
Sound finances meant controlling the debt, which in wartime meant generating revenue through taxes.
That such odd limitations severely constricted the M-class subs' wartime effectiveness was moot.
The 10th Mountain Division Resource Center at the Denver Public Library is home to nearly 700 collections of papers donated by Second World War veterans of the division, amounting to between 15,000 and 20,000 wartime letters, as well as scores of wartime diaries.
America's recent wartime history, which includes ugly chapters, should be fully recorded and reckoned with.
There's another reason wartime steel transitioned so well into particle physics, aside from cost-cutting.
But wartime parts continue to play a crucial role in particle physics experiments, even today.
I can only liken the whole thing to post-traumatic stress of a wartime era.
Mr. Shumrani was held as a wartime detainee and was never charged with a crime.
But they remained stranded as wartime detainees because of persistent chaos in their native Yemen.
The world has tried to deter wartime rape largely by bringing war leaders to justice.
It still smarts about a UN report in 1996 that condemned Japan's wartime military brothels.
Since becoming emperor in 1989 he has apologised for Japan's wartime past during foreign trips.
Even in wartime, the music plays—and who can listen to rumba without a beer?
Nor was the Indian famine some sort of wartime aberration from an otherwise reasonable record.
The Vietnam War originally set Kehler on his course toward refusing to support wartime activities.
In the United States and Great Britain, women confronted wartime shortages of food and housing.
His figures for wartime mortality included many deaths that didn't occur anywhere near the battlefield.
The result is a sensual R&B track as if recorded in a wartime factory.
He used to volunteer with children, teaching them how to prevent dental disease during wartime.
It is still taboo for the organisation to question the monarchy or Japan's wartime deeds.
Japan's government says it had already repaid all its wartime debts in a 1965 treaty.
Aoun's main Christian rival, wartime enemy Samir Geagea, earlier this year also endorsed Aoun's candidacy.
He was impressed by their serenity and good humor in the midst of wartime chaos.
The move eliminated a fifth of the wartime prison's remaining population, which dropped to 61.
TANK 432 Things just get creepier and creepier in this wartime thriller from Nick Gillespie.
There was certainly a degree of self-justification to his accounts of his wartime efforts.
Not even in wartime has an economy ground to a halt the way China's did.
After showing me an enormous wartime microphone, we paused before a gold and black tapestry.
Wartime remembrance has become a campaign theme ahead of the national election due on Oct.
In any combat situation, or any wartime situation—obviously blood is always useful in trauma.
The government's effort to help Rohingya victims of wartime rape has lessons for the world.
In some ways, she said, it was worse than the wartime occupation by the Japanese.
Under wartime conditions, many young Syrians had no choice but to join the P.Y.D./Y.
A "charge" is a violent attack, a wartime campaign — and also a duty to report.
Warned not to reveal their secret wartime lives, many remained silent about their valuable service.
"What we're doing now is akin to some of the wartime efforts," Mr. Miquelon said.
Most big German companies offered reckonings and apologies for their wartime conduct in the 1990s.
And once again a wartime excess profits tax was instituted, ranging up to 95 percent.
These wartime tax increases left a lasting legacy of relatively high corporate income tax rates.
The point is that new and often unlikely leaders tend to emerge from wartime footings.
My mom and her cousin, Rose, (no kidding) were riveters in a wartime assembly plant.
The best way to think of that is he's still a singularly unpopular wartime president.
Similar efforts were undertaken in elections in wartime Iraq and Afghanistan, not always with success.
Domestic critics at the time opposed the move because of its association with wartime militarism.
" Last week, the crisis was sufficiently dire for him to declare himself a "wartime president.
Walt Disney has a wartime meeting with a Japanese artist and just doesn't get it.
General Zamir said those buildings would become legitimate military targets in wartime, endangering the occupants.
Japan says the wartime labour issue was settled under the 1965 treaty that normalised ties.
Away from camp, questions of just how sports should be conducted in wartime kept pressing.
Many studies of wartime sexual violence also focus on rape carried out by armed groups.
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Memories of plagues, wartime occupation, SARS and bird flu are etched in Hong Kong's DNA.
The Geneva Conventions on protecting civilians in wartime — never consistently enforced — are now openly flouted.
She tried to portray the wartime Vichy government as distinct from France, an appalling evasion.
A $52 billion bump would bring OCO spending back to wartime levels absent a war.
That single test cost $244 million and didn't necessarily recreate real wartime conditions, Coyle said.
Because of wartime blackouts, 1942 and 1943 were the only two years without ball drops.
Aid workers come during the day, but typically not after sunset because of wartime curfews.
Looting expands dramatically under wartime conditions because people are desperate to find ways to survive.
Of the 75,000 Jews deported from wartime France, she was one of only 2,500 to return.
After years of wartime rationing, this deliberate abundance was provocative to supporters, and blasphemous to detractors.
He also warned that China and Russia are integrating anti-satellite attacks into their wartime doctrines.
But he lost a 2015 re-election bid amid allegations of wartime atrocities, corruption and nepotism.
Following a whirlwind wartime romance, the pair lost touch in peacetime, but never forgot one another.
Indians got their freedom but only after a wartime famine in Bengal killed at least 2m.
Mr. van Hulst was interviewed frequently about his wartime activities but was modest in assessing them.
His father, the controversial wartime emperor Hirohito, was considered arahito-gami—a god in human form.
We want clear rules for state behavior in this realm both during peacetime and during wartime.
Russia and China have been rapidly improving their ability to disrupt American military communications during wartime.
Guillerm and Nelly moved to Paris in 163 at the height of the wartime German occupation.
Civilian medicine has since embraced both clinical procedures developed in wartime and that way of thinking.
Borscht at Kryjivka, generously stocked with pork and fortifying vegetables, gives no hint of wartime privation.
Over 9,2.53 miles-worth of concrete airstrips and taxiways had been built in wartime Britain alone.
Because you know, wartime scenario, you don&apost want the North Koreans to be capturing them.
Despite his wartime achievements, Medicine Crow was philosophical about war: "No one wins," he once said.
This wartime issue presented a significant challenge for U.S. geopolitical interests in the Asia-Pacific region.
Bana Alabed began tweeting last year about her wartime experiences during the siege of eastern Aleppo.
Japan believes the issue of compensation for its wartime actions was settled under a 1965 treaty.
Acquiring such weapons would likely anger China, where bitter memories of Japan's wartime aggression run deep.
The implanting of terror in our day-to-day routines is part of the wartime strategy.
The film blends episodes involving his tragic wartime friendship with today's exodus of refugees to Europe.
Compared with these wartime commemorations, the events at the shrine at Ise will be less controversial.
That figure does not include Hamas gunmen's killings of people accused of being collaborators during wartime.
Again, the official stance has been that no conclusive evidence ties medical problems to wartime practices.
During wartime shortages of manpower, he worked on a farm and as a volunteer police officer.
An estimated 20203,000 Iraqis are waiting to be approved as refugees based on their wartime assistance.
Compulsory identity cards have only been issued during wartime; efforts to reintroduce them have been repulsed.
Usually there was also a war, and a discussion of what is morally acceptable in wartime.
Glenn's wartime service earned the Distinguished Flying Cross (five times) and the Air Medal (nineteen times).
The church has since the 1960s released some wartime files, while refusing unfettered access by historians.
The last justice to have any wartime military experience was Justice Stevens, who retired in 85033.
Turnout jumps when the country finds itself in either national security difficulties (wartime) or economic problems.
Many people assume in wartime that the Navy is responsible for moving tanks, ammunition and supplies.
From its wartime roots to its playtime present-day, here's the story of the walkie talkie.
And many of the leaders responsible for the wartime atrocities have yet to be held accountable.
This will be the biggest economic hit that any developed economy has ever seen outside wartime.
In 1993, it officially acknowledged that its wartime military had forced women to work in brothels.
The presidents most revered for wartime leadership displayed unshakeable will to prevail for vital national objectives.
The green-painted locomotive and the long string of gray carriages looked like something from wartime.
The first was a wartime song of that name, by Redd Evans and John Jacob Loeb.
Vintage posters exhort wartime women to, for instance, Join the Wrens, the British women's naval service.
I don't know of any book that better captures the nature of a soldier during wartime.
But an untold number of other German companies, some quite large, never apologized for wartime crimes.
And senators are continuing to urge Trump to take drastic actions usually only taken during wartime.
The country had to make wartime sacrifices in the name of national security, my classmates reasoned.
Roosevelt went by herself because a wartime strategy conference forced a change in the president's schedule.
The article also misspelled the name of a river that the Bosnian wartime front runs along.
Converting factories to civilian production was a no-brainer and sufficiently profitable to match wartime earnings.
Throughout much of the early 20th century, women's employment was affected by wartime and technological advancements.
He was the last member of the wartime old guard to hold a top leadership post.
During wartime, Jackson arrested a Federal District Court judge who issued a writ of habeas corpus.
The catchy wartime slogan "Keep Calm and Carry On" appears on greeting cards, coffee mugs, doormats.
In Britain, wartime food shortages caused hardship and great inconvenience; in India, they caused mass starvation.
Tammy Duckworth, said he'd earned the right to stay in America because of his wartime service.
The two films play like a natural pairing, bookends of the Japan-United States wartime experience.
Some of these patriotic women find a great deal of satisfaction in performing their wartime tasks.
Jim Webb (D-Va.) to overhaul wartime contracting to her nearly two-year investigation with Sen.
There is no precedent, outside of wartime, for passing a bill this important in such haste.
Prairie-dog alarm calls are the vocal equivalent of wartime telegrams: concise, abrupt, stripped to essentials.
Le Pen has compared Muslims praying in the street to the Nazi wartime occupation of France.
It was probably his wartime adolescence that made him yearn for such a rules-based world.
Mr. Tenney recounted his wartime experiences in a memoir, "My Hitch in Hell," published in 1995.
It's not just during wartime that the forecast can be a matter of life and death.
Britain's wartime ruler, Winston Churchill, was dismissive of Allied prospects from holding onto the vital port.
The rubbly shapes in the wartime abstractions return as a wallpaper motif designed by junger westen.
The federal government didn't repay its wartime and Depression debts through higher taxes or spending cuts.
The headlines today paint Wuhan as a pariah city, in a wartime battle and in lockdown.
Trump says a lot of things, but using the label wartime president, why does that matter?
If he really thought that these wartime pictures would give pleasure, then he was radically mistaken.
We were watching with gratitude the emergence of a new generation of writers with wartime experience.
After the 1945 liberation he became a radio reporter but rarely spoke of his wartime achievements.
Relations with Seoul, in particular, have been chilled by feuds over wartime memories and military squabbling.
Relations had soured in recent years due to territorial disputes and tensions over Japan's wartime history.
In the context of Japan's highly politicized and divisive battles over the wartime past, the emperor's words and actions are carefully scrutinized and parsed because he has not-so-subtly repudiated rightwingers who want to revise the Constitution, and aim to rehabilitate Japan's shabby wartime past.
Coded rebuke as Japan's crown prince says: Remember war Specter of wartime sex slavery One unresolved controversy involves the so-called comfort women, young women recruited at the behest of the Japanese military, involving coercion, intimidation and deception, who were forced to service troops in wartime brothels.
Under an extended state of emergency, "Paris is on wartime footing," as Foreign Policy magazine put it.
The rift, with its roots in colonial history and wartime animosity, has brought trade sanctions from Japan.
In some cases, it's because more guns spread across a country in wartime, enabling more illegal hunting.
Redolent of an wartime air raid, the sirens wail precisely at noon each Tuesday, eerily and slow.
United States (1944), in which the court allowed the wartime internment of Japanese Americans (where Jackson dissented).
The move came after Poland agreed to scrap prison terms for those who criticize its wartime conduct.
But couched as it is in simplified wartime conflict, Wonder Woman still brushes up against that binary.
He later explained that he had feared that the wartime authorities would enlist musicians for political propaganda.
But Ms. Johansen felt the urge to return home, and started a lifestyle magazine in wartime Freetown.
China and South Korea, which suffered from Japan's wartime aggression, often complain it has not atoned sufficiently.
During wartime air raids, male prisoners "stood at their cell windows and cheered the British fighter aircraft".
So you got it right the first time by stating that his wartime exile was in Sweden.
But media reports suggest that Tokyo's moves were in retaliation against a dispute about wartime forced labor.
Fox referred to Ghost of Tsushima as an anthology of stories and a big, sprawling wartime epic.
The stomping, posturing performance is associated with wartime rituals, but it's no longer exclusively dedicated to such.
The politician who represents the coastal constituency of Dover said a resurrection of wartime measures is required.
If you still have an itchy trigger finger, there's plenty of other wartime fun to be had.
Japan's wartime occupation of Nanjing and resulting massacre is a highly contentious issue between the uneasy neighbors.
It was, he writes, the first time that two armies had worked together so closely in wartime.
The Eameses presented an inspiring vision of the future that America could aspire to—especially during wartime.
The shot calls to mind numerous wartime photographs of families on the home front, receiving bad news.
Trade tensions between Seoul and Tokyo over compensation for wartime forced labourers showed scant signs of abating.
It is a sadly universal tale of women in wartime, who this time happen to be nuns.
That's far different from the longer, more frequent, and more hazardous post-9/11 wartime deployment rate.
As long as there's a wartime setting and some fights, it could logically work under the title.
During World War II, the York Plan showed factories how to shift from peacetime to wartime production.
A wartime mention of Ukraine as "invaded land" could refer to Russia as well as to Germany.
But she played her most significant historical role as an eagle-eyed decoder in British wartime intelligence.
Other than during wartime, this decoupling of the deficit from the business cycle has never happened before.
Nor is this the first time that an anti-immigrant agenda has threatened our Iraqi wartime partners.
For nearly 100 years, inclusion has been earned for losing an immediate family member serving during wartime.
Gone was the hard, boxy and masculine look (including liberating trousers) that came with wartime fabric rationing.
The concoction sold well and got the company's plants through wartime, but Coca-Cola later discontinued it.
Ominously, Mr. Putin loses no opportunity to extol the Russian people's wartime virtues of heroism and martyrdom.
At the Military Aviation Museum, you can view Super Hornet fighter jets, Spitfires and other wartime aircraft.
The oldest bell in Ohara, it had been destined for wartime scrap, meant to melt, but spared.
The Kremlin wants the new missiles to be ready for possible wartime use as early as 2020.
We also look at how the military campaign may define President Obama's legacy as a wartime leader.
Tuck packs her wartime coming-of-age story with recognizable relics of a mid-20th-century childhood.
That's what our 52 Places traveler found in the Serbian capital, where wartime scars are still palpable.
Specifically, the basement of the Ambassadors Theater, where wartime posters on the wall urge perseverance and unity.
The qualities of a wartime leader America's greatest war leaders did not just declare themselves as such.
Those messages didn't exist, but within a year Smith was recruited into a wartime code-breaking project.
Today's wartime needs are different — the US is currently experiencing a severe shortage of N95 respirator masks.
The "victory gardens" of WWI and WWII were critical for supplying needed fruits and vegetables during wartime.
The bond between fellow undersea explorers, it's sort of like the "band of brothers" effect in wartime.
Facing wartime food rations, she hunted small animals on the family's property to fill the dinner table.
About 45 percent of the flight personnel in Canada's wartime Bomber Command perished — approximately 10,250 in all.
Many, however, supported Mr. Behenna, and said he had acted justifiably to help American troops in wartime.
I do know we need to acknowledge and defeat them with the urgency a wartime adversary warrants.
The focus on the Soviet Union's wartime victory also legitimizes Russia's military intervention in Ukraine in 2014.
Bored, she opened Netflix and it suggested an episode of "Kurt Seyit ve Sura," a wartime romance.
It has not involved a foreign adversary or a single traumatic event, as wartime crises often do.
"The issue is women's freedom from sexual violence, especially from rape and assault during wartime," she said.
In 1993, the government officially acknowledged that its wartime military had forced women to work in brothels.
They are loyal patriots, serving their country in wartime, but also committed to protecting their fellow soldiers.
Gorbach comes closest, sensing that the cynicism that saturated his screenplays also somehow fueled his wartime politics.
Their wartime trials movingly illuminate age-old mortal issues: racism, sexism and the devastating effects of PTSD.
As a result, England was much more successful at wartime borrowing, and paid much lower interest rates.
He loved skiing, and in 1942 he joined the wartime Army's 10th Mountain Division, based in Colorado.
Still, the very prospect of martial law could help boost support for him as a wartime leader.
Eighty years ago, Alsace was incorporated into Nazi Germany, and wartime local officials did the Nazis' bidding.
He buried his wartime memories until his daughter found the photograph of his class at Fort Benning.
A quarter of a century later, it stood defiantly as the beleaguered wartime capital of nationalist China.
Parasite, after all, is a family drama deep down — much unlike the austere wartime action of Dunkirk.
The impact of wartime propaganda that depicted the Japanese as cruel, duplicitous and subhuman left its traces.
It contains a wartime romance, a gulag redemption story, a kleptocratic comedy of manners, a family saga.
Its aftermath vividly conveys the pain of a national wartime trauma whose scars clearly have not healed.
Attaining the rank of captain, she personally recruited scores of African-American women for wartime Army service.
Now the wartime stories of two Bosnian authors, Faruk Sehic and Hasan Nuhanovic, have arrived in translation.
Mr. Stethem was a Seabee, a member of the Naval Construction Battalions responsible for building wartime infrastructure.
" Citing Japan's wartime leaders, Churchill rhetorically asked: "What kind of a people do they think we are?
Critics in China, South Korea and elsewhere say the visit ignores Japan's wartime aggression closer to home.
It contains a wartime romance, a gulag redemption story, a kleptocratic comedy of manners, a family saga. . . .
The only exception was Franklin Roosevelt, re-elected for a third and even fourth term during wartime.
Recently, even mundane, administrative posts on the company's social media pages have been studded with wartime language.
It remains a mystery why an advanced submarine would attack a target that had no real wartime value.
This extraordinary story is just one of thousands involving wartime allies; locals who have aided US forces abroad.
It [Air Force One] has the ability to direct and manage war in wartime and survive a war.
Residents of Los Alamos could even listen to the radio, a luxury that wasn't afforded them during wartime.
Now the Soviet Union was a wartime ally, and criticism of its terror-based regime was frowned upon.
"The Dam Busters," from 1955, told the story of a daring wartime bombing raid on Germany's industrial heartland.
The question is whether Congress will attempt to check Trump elsewhere — on surveillance, on wartime powers, on trade.
America's potential wartime role in Sweden was once a state secret; now contingency plans can be made openly.
When CNN's Will Ripley moved to Japan in 203, he expected to encounter anger over America's wartime actions.
At the same time, many state governments had their own wartime debts, many of which were also unpaid.
Relations between Japan and South Korea, both U.S. allies, have amid an intensifying row over their wartime history.
So we actually have two former cabinet secretaries who have come in, and this is a wartime board.
For soldiers returning from wartime deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan, post-traumatic stress disorder is a major problem.
Akbar is the first US soldier convicted for "fragging" -- intentionally killing fellow soldiers overseas during wartime -- since Vietnam.
Unlike the country's conservative politicians, he has consistently expressed "deep remorse" for Japan's wartime actions during his speeches.
At the moment it's "The West End Front: The Wartime Secrets of London's Grand Hotels" by Matthew Sweet.
The BoT was founded in 1942, shortly before wartime hyperinflation that left a lasting impression on Thai policymakers.
We only see this space station during wartime, the player's interactions with the city are encoded through violence.
He's being described as a "wartime consigliere" relishing a fight against the "deep state," media, Democrats and investigators.
Like the Al-Yahudu tablets, they were almost certainly illegally excavated in, and smuggled out of, wartime Iraq.
However, recent aerial photos taken by a Garda (Irish Police) Air Support Unit clearly show the wartime signal.
Muslim victims of wartime violence welcomed his 20-year sentence and expressed hope it would deter future crimes.
You all remember how much America desperately needed to believe George W. Bush was a good wartime president?
He based his opinion on the measures taken by the Israel Defense Forces to minimize wartime civilian casualties.
North Korea has previously indicated that wartime laws would mean detainees will not be released on humanitarian grounds.
With parliament elected every four years, it is the second parliamentary election held by the government in wartime.
Little is known about the game, as translated marketing material simply describes it as a wartime shooter game.
This was at the end of a decade of growth, driven partly by wartime demand for Congolese resources.
It was a reflection of class tensions raised by the restructured wartime economy and women's role in it.
Japan insists that all wartime claims were settled when it and South Korea established diplomatic ties in 1965.
Though only 24 years old when he was killed, Owen wrote some extraordinary poems about his wartime experience.
In one wartime incident, he stole 50 Nazi SS horses from a German camp, the White House said.
The wartime president is reelected, and his supporters demand a third term, much like he suggested this month.
"New Yorkers would react to Lincoln's wartime policies with the deadliest rioting in American history," Mr. Strausbaugh writes.
As with his paintings and drawings in wartime Paris, the political realities of colonial North Africa barely intrude.
In 2015, Sotheby's auctioned a Krug cellar visit and a tasting of their wartime 1.23 vintage for $116,000.
At the War Services Commission, she oversaw teams of artists designing window displays that promoted wartime training courses.
In this leak-prone White House, the President's choice will be guarded as closely as a wartime command.
The wartime work put such a strain on his vision that he eventually went blind in one eye.
The Vigilant Ace drill is held regularly by the United States and South Korea to simulate wartime defenses.
Lamp-posts, benches and rubbish bins line signposted streets, and windows are boarded up to simulate wartime conditions.
During the wartime years, Eleanor Roosevelt came to town, and there was a luncheon at a big hotel.
Unlike Nixon, Bush 41, or President Ford, Carter's contributions to the Navy didn't happen primarily in wartime, however.
Historic examples of human experimentation include wartime atrocities by Nazi doctors that tested the limits of human survival.
The wartime Soviet leader, who died in 1953, conducted extensive purges during his around three decades in power.
Since then, China has undertaken a mobilization of wartime proportions to expand its output of disposable surgical masks.
Like all of these, the wartime quilts are resounding tributes to human ingenuity and the power of art.
Keep reading for a look at how the American "wartime economy" of yesteryear is taking hold in 2020.
"This is a wartime level of investment into our nation," said Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky.
Then, on Tuesday, American officials wrestled with allies over a United Nations measure on combating rape during wartime.
Drafted into the wartime Army, he served in Europe in a black unit largely assigned to kitchen duties.
Until the Vietnamese government opens its wartime archives, we won't know for sure what Khe Sanh was about.
Justice Sonia Sotomayor called it no better than the 1944 decision endorsing the wartime detention of Japanese-Americans.
If Barker is really after conveying the violent abuse of women in wartime, she's remarkably circumspect about it.
South Koreans believe Japan has been more contrite in its relationship to western victims of its wartime aggression.
For example, his phrase "Washington's tightly coiled response" captures the tense tone of much of Washington's wartime correspondence.
"What we're doing now is akin to some of the wartime efforts," Miquelon told the New York Times.
Trains have been used to transport the injured and ill since the 1850s, usually for soldiers in wartime.
He may be Sarah's lost husband or he may be someone who murdered their friend Paul's wartime comrade.
The narrative confronts the role of morality and obligation during wartime, while performing an exemplary feat of storytelling.
Serving during wartime was worth it to him if it meant a chance to make something of himself.
The United States had already been "dry" for the previous half-year thanks to the Wartime Prohibition Act.
That temporary wartime office was the first federal agency devoted specifically to the interests of African-American workers.
Nakasone, like Abe, was a security hawk but did not adopt a revisionist view of Japan's wartime legacy.
Other U.S. agencies during the Cold War were actively involved in animal research for espionage or wartime use.
But among those who signed the marriage certificate was Willem Drees, a leader of the wartime resistance movement.
Even in wartime, illness and noncombat injuries "have claimed far more soldiers than gunshot wounds," Dr. Woodson said.
It was only then that his wife and four children learned the truth about their father's wartime actions.
If survival instincts were all-powerful, no one of sound mind would volunteer for military service in wartime.
Trump might now benefit from the halo that glows atop all wartime leaders, at least for a time.
According to the Army's wartime directory, the 153th Transport Regiment was primarily assigned to supply and security duties.
Emperor Akihito has reigned for 28 years, ever since his father, the wartime emperor Hirohito, died in 1989.
American car travel almost halved between 1941 and 1943, largely owing to wartime rubber shortages and gas rations.
In wartime, North Korea would probably use mobile launchers, hidden around the country in locations such as tunnels.
In Mr. Tenney's final years, the Japanese company Mitsubishi issued an apology over its treatment of wartime captives.
They also analyzed word usage relative to unemployment and inflation rates, wartime casualty estimates and national happiness surveys.
"This is going to look like a wartime mobilization," de Blasio said, and called on doctors to volunteer.
But then the Great Depression, followed by the wartime frenzy of the 1940s, pushed women into public life.
Australia's defenders argue that it never fully left the region, and that its military partnerships endured wartime deployments.
Hunt said May has faced the greatest pressure of any British leader in living memory outside of wartime.
"These initiatives coincide with other efforts to prepare Russia for large-scale conventional warfare, such as massive 'snap' exercises, reformation of the reserve system, exercising wartime command and control relationships, and testing the nationalization of the industrial base in the event of a transition to a wartime footing," O.E. Watch stated.
Judges have given the executive branch broad latitude to decide where to transfer wartime detainees without judicial second-guessing.
One was a gift from the Wartime Friends of Winston Churchill and accepted by President Lyndon Johnson in 1965.
A guitarist led a crowd in singing "Over There," a wartime song written by George M. Cohan in 1917.
In 21985, at 21985, she released her first smash hit, "Sentimental Journey," which became an anthem of wartime America.
Standing beside May, a bust of the British wartime leader Winston Churchill between them, Trump walked a careful line.
The term "comfort women" is a euphemism for girls and women forced to work in wartime Japanese military brothels.
The Hiroshima tour will symbolize a new level of reconciliation between former wartime enemies who are now close allies.
Winston Churchill's wartime government drew heavily on economic and military help from India but he bitterly resisted its freedom.
Today's Google Doodle honors Gerda Taro, a photographer and journalist who played a major role in shaping wartime coverage.
Among the men you serve with is Robert Zussman, a scrappy German Jew from Chicago and your wartime bestie.
You might think that risking the biggest disruption to the economy since wartime was enough incompetence for one party.
It says the economic aid it gave South Korea at the time was intended as compensation for wartime abuses.
The term comfort women is a euphemism for girls and women forced to work in wartime Japanese military brothels.
Oberlander emigrated to Canada in 1954 and became a citizen in 1960 but did not reveal his wartime record.
Because it was wartime, and because he sensed the gravity of the ask, Peshkin said yes on the spot.
Why it matters: The crux of the issue is Americans' access to lawyers in the face of wartime powers.
A presidential election is due this year, with Rajapaksa's brother, former wartime defense chief Gotabaya Rajapaksa, set to run.
Craig ably controls the novel's historic sweep, and is unsparing in providing details of meticulous torture and wartime horror.
Many of the works tried, in one way or another, to process or commemorate the Netherlands' traumatic wartime experience.
Jamming could successfully deny American military forces access to critical ISR, communications, and navigation capabilities in a wartime scenario.
The US would later use the shots as reconnaissance footage to inform wartime military strategy and plan bombing raids.
Seoul calls the move as retaliation over a feud about wartime forced labour, while Tokyo cited unspecified security reasons.
The suggestion that "Waiting for Godot" was inspired by Beckett's adventures in wartime France is not a new one.
Former wartime defence secretary Gotabaya Rajapaksa and housing minister Sajith Premadasa are in a tight race for the Nov.
Considering such blatant historic violations, in both peacetime and wartime, presidents are a virtual rogue's gallery of unconstitutional actors.
In 2013 Shinzo Abe chose a clutch of governors with distinctly conservative views of women and Japan's wartime history.
For example, a general convention met in Philadelphia in 22019 to propose a solution to rampant wartime price inflation.
This is an exceedingly troublesome circumstance for a department that would have to oversee wartime operations at short notice.
Dubuffet's works from the 1950s are more jocular and sprightlier than his sludgy images from wartime and the Liberation.
Turkey has disputed the genocide designation, arguing that it was wartime and that many Turks were killed as well.
Seoul has criticised school textbooks in Japan that it says distort history and downplay Japan's wartime and colonial atrocities.
During wartime, with soldiers living in close quarters under punishing physical and mental conditions, it becomes incredibly more difficult.
He studied the class of people who had not benefited from the wartime recovery or the postwar economic boom.
Books of The Times Some soldiers return home and are unable or unwilling to talk about their wartime experience.
Perhaps, too, there was a need to buck up the troops during wartime with words of encouragement and optimism.
He was active in the underground literary scene, compiling an anthology of wartime poetry and translating Shakespeare into Polish.
Nor did Japan's December 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor, which occurred before ramped-up wartime spending boosted the economy.
His study in Vichy, the wartime capital of collaborationist France, was crammed with books and periodicals denying the Holocaust.
Strikes, black markets and racial tensions, including Japanese American internment, were as much a part of the wartime experience.
Some South Korean news media, citing anonymous sources, had earlier reported that the leaked data included wartime contingency plans.
For that new mission, Grant needed cabinet members, staff and advisers every bit as masterful as his wartime lieutenants.
One major uncertainty in this is how long Trump can stick with a message of wartime sacrifice and unity.
Similarly, Pierre-Jacques Ober elicits emotions through unlikely characters — painted figurines — to recount the experiences of soldiers in wartime.
Emperor Akihito abdicated the Chrysanthemum Throne on Tuesday, three decades after he succeeded his father, the wartime emperor Hirohito.
A new prime minister, David Lloyd George, returned him to the wartime cabinet despite the catastrophe of the Dardanelles.
He likened the latest steps to the kinds of changes the British people were asked to make in wartime.
Another risk of ambitious infrastructure projects is that, once completed, they become tempting targets for Israeli airstrikes in wartime.
But the selection does lend an effective visual dimension to Mr. Lewis's tales of wartime strife in the city.
"Once somebody brought in a wartime scarf, and you could literally smell their mother's powder on it," Beauman said.
President Donald Trump on Wednesday declared himself a "wartime president" as the US faces off with the coronavirus pandemic.
Trump on Wednesday invoked the Defense Production Act, which puts the economy on a wartime footing against the virus.
Anna's father, Eddie, a union man down on his luck, becomes involved in the wartime financial underworld and disappears.
"It feels like we're at war, and it's a set of different rules at wartime," said Ms. Crider, 27.
As Beschloss explains, the greatest wartime presidents successfully leaven military actions with moral concerns — a lesson for future presidents.
He was more of a wartime chief — something many argue was necessary for the first years of Uber's life.
Just about the last thing he wanted was to engender a wartime psychology — much less call for full mobilization.
By Tuesday night, the university gym had been turned into a makeshift hospital, as though on a wartime battlefield.
Prosecutors there have previously said it does not appear that there's enough evidence to charge him with wartime crimes.
He said he also learned how his favorite commanders, such as Abraham Lincoln, were wracked with anguish during wartime.
But Mr. Trump read stiffly from a teleprompter and his words lacked the rhetorical flourishes of other wartime presidents.
Laura Aguilar's photographs capture a heavyset woman partly visible in a desert landscape; Lee Miller's images capture wartime loss.
Red Century The name Vladimir Ilyich Lenin is not often linked with wartime profiteering and black-market smuggling gangs.
In 1995 France's then-president, Jacques Chirac, officially acknowledged for the first time French complicity in the wartime deportations.
In a sense, there was nothing particularly new about a German plot to undermine an enemy government in wartime.
A few years later, however, the short-lived wartime penalty on labor income produced an equal and opposite reaction.
His log book from As Salman, the first wartime record of the BLU-97's lethal flaws, lives on.
Within nine months, as a result of the September 85033, 2001 terrorist attacks, he had become a wartime president.
"Man Down" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for grisly wartime violence and language.
It's understandable if you've been there, because even in such narrow and congested waters, one's wartime mission never recedes.
You'd think a husband and wife exchanging letters during wartime would be rough ground for building a comedy sketch.
Ms. Kennedy said she pointed out what American audiences "might be listening for," particularly when talking about wartime history.
The wartime story of lost innocence has been told of many who shaped the arts in the nineteen-twenties.
Four days before the wartime Christmas of 1941, Secret Service agent Mike Reilly went off on a secret mission.
Although he cannot directly influence government policy, Akihito has created a broader consciousness of Japan's wartime past, experts say.
Such acts, the resolution said, amounted to "a flagrant violation" of the Geneva Convention's protections of civilians in wartime.
OSRD's mission was to marshal and coordinate civilian and military scientists to develop and deploy new technology in wartime.
They say Warsaw's Western allies have also failed to acknowledge the scale of Poland's own suffering under wartime occupation.
A man celebrated for his wartime heroism and for legitimately significant legislative achievements like the Americans With Disabilities Act.
Requests for celluloid stock and similar supplies provide an interesting glimpse into the practical logistics of filmmaking in wartime.
Many of the photographs were taken during wartime, reminding us that knitting has often stood as a display of patriotism.
The notes are blue, which was the color of emergency wartime currency, issued by the Bank of England in 1940.
You can bet that these experiments will feature recycled parts, some of them a peaceful sequel to their wartime function.
Rzhevskaya's " Memoirs of a Wartime Interpreter " (Greenhill Books), out now for the first time in English, tells their detective story.
Dasa Drndic, an outstanding Croatian novelist who died earlier this year, explored its darkest wartime chapters in her masterpiece, "Trieste".
Tammy Duckworth of Illinois, believe his wartime service should allow him the right to stay in the United States. Sen.
The US does not have a history of major military parades marching through its cities, except to celebrate wartime victories.
As well as his courageous wartime activities, Persson is revered as something of a sporting messiah in his native Sweden.
Franco's regime was isolated politically and economically after Germany's wartime defeat in 1945, which caused great hardship to most Spaniards.
The two countries have also clashed over what China sees as Japan's refusal to take responsibility for its wartime past.
Seoul sees the export curbs as retaliation over a dispute about wartime forced labor, while Tokyo cited unspecified security reasons.
Distanced from her scene, now raising an infant son, and dealing with difficult wartime circumstances, Matter's own work was curtailed.
This is the unspoken problem with those who, like Mr Abe sometimes, refuse to face up to the wartime past.
Viewers quickly immersed themselves in trials affecting the family, including the death of a daughter, wartime losses and steamy affairs.
Yes, that means for a lot of young troops they're going to be in a wartime situation, welcome to reality.
"It has attacked these settlements with heavy weapons and equipment that would only be mobilized in wartime," the petition stated.
Anyone watching the Call of Duty: WWII trailer can see that it's inspired by the wartime oeuvre of Stephen Spielberg.
Malcolm MacDonald, a Member of Parliament who hoped for a place in the wartime Cabinet, was summoned to his presence.
Why do you think it was important for you to make the connection between Laaksonen's wartime experiences and his art?
It cut short the careers of talented people who had been performing vital work in wartime, which weakened the military.
In the 1940s, Ms. Yang found unexpected success as a playwright in wartime Shanghai with a series of witty comedies.
A child of the war, Elizabeth is both traumatized by wartime deprivation and moved by it to serve her country.
Nagasaki's leaders have also been forthright in their reckonings with Japan's wartime actions before the United States dropped the bombs.
Deep Space 9 was so great because it dealt with heavy issues such as genocide, wartime reconstruction, and chemical weapons.
After its wartime service, the Memphis Belle and its crew returned home as part of a war bond publicity tour.
In response to the exigencies of wartime collapse, Local Councils had spontaneously arisen in hundreds of liberated towns and cities.
Probably the best known is "PT 109" (260), about the wartime exploits of John F. Kennedy, played by Cliff Robertson.
Akihito's father was the wartime Emperor Hirohito who presided over Japan's aggression in the first half of the 20th Century.
And among America's other wartime partners, the first question will be: Who's next to be thrown under the bus: Afghans?
"Most people would benefit from having movement that the body doesn't perceive as a wartime scenario," like yoga, he said.
Ms. DeHaven never became a major movie star, but she was the fantasy hometown sweetheart of many a wartime serviceman.
Meant to be a patriotic wartime effort, the parade went on as scheduled on September 28, bringing 200,000 Philadelphians together.
Joachim and his brother, Erling, who also became a wartime resistance fighter, attended schools in Alesund, on Norway's western coast.
To think about what we need as a kind of wartime mobilization seems to me to miss the point completely.
But they'll need something more like a "wartime economy" to fight the pandemic and the recession at the same time.
Many are touting the arrival of a "wartime economy" amid the coronavirus outbreak, including leading Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden.
He embraces the self-flattering moniker of "wartime President," while displaying little of the steadfastness linked to successful crisis leadership.
A presidential model going back to Lincoln A vacillating commander in chief turns the model for wartime leadership upside down.
The Common Alternative Revolutionary Force, which kept its wartime acronym FARC, got just a fraction of a percentage of votes.
The stakes of those wartime decisions were particularly stark, but the aftermath of those psychometric instruments is even more unsettling.
Five young recruits join North America's first wartime espionage center, Camp X, as Allied agents in this Canadian drama series.
Lorca says wartime means getting every available Starfleet member in a position where they can help the most, but c'mon.
Wartime journalists have to maintain a neutrality in order to provide the public with an informative report of the conflict.
An EMBED is a journalist who travels and lives with troops during wartime, in order to report on a war.
S. wartime operational plans to wipe out the North Korean leadership, a South Korean ruling party lawmaker said on Wednesday.
His father, the wartime emperor, Hirohito, had been revered as a god, but she made clear he never would be.
"When relations are good, we talk about this," said Vyacheslav V. Filippov, a historian specializing on the wartime aid program.
Employer-provided health care was a wartime work-around, and it should be noted that its future continuation wasn't inevitable.
Mr. Puts's opera is about chronicling the intimate relationships we don't often hear about in sweeping narratives of wartime history.
Horowitz attributes that level of attention to the wartime CEO, someone who is concerned with everything happening at their company.
Two of them look back, as if checking to see that the wartime devastation they remember is still behind them.
The most agonizing decisions presidents make are invariably during wartime, especially when battles are lost and body counts pile up.
Having covered the conflict, I can't help but view the people and the landscape through the wartime prism even now.
The military is taking several dozen men out of Kurdish-run wartime prisons in Syria as Turkey invades the region.
They are painted gray to blend into the sea during wartime but become even more difficult to spot at night.
Besides potential competition concerns, diplomatic relations between Japan and South Korea have deteriorated recently over a decades-long wartime dispute.
Ordinary life during wartime — a shuffle of tedium and hysteria, bureaucratic entanglement and everyday pleasures — is evoked in fine detail.
Their complicity with wartime horror lies beyond the film's scope, which makes its exploration of postwar moral ambiguity feel incomplete.
In Season 2, Waller-Bridge's Fleabag score used choral voices that'll give you wartime flashbacks to your Hot Priest thirst.
The cynical eye might alight on "Darkest Hour," Joe Wright's depiction of Winston Churchill's first days as wartime prime minister.
In addition to limits on domestic spending, limits were placed on the Pentagon's base budget, but not its wartime spending.
The wartime struggle fostered unquestioning faith in Mao and the party in Ms. Nie's generation, Mr. Bu, the historian, said.
The store's main product was Supercrema, a hazelnut spread born from wartime chocolate shortages; it was the precursor to Nutella.
He made it a distinctly American project, rooted in the Constitution and capitalizing on wartime patriotism rather than fighting it.
"Triple Cross" (1966), the wartime drama in which she appeared with Christopher Plummer and Yul Brynner, was an international production.
"I do not know … what I would do in wartime," one character observes, reflecting on the horrors of the war.
It was heavier only at World War II's end, when returning troops and converted wartime factories ignited an economic boom.
This means that challenges in the courts by the prisoners to wartime detention without trial is more important than ever.
"With Rudy there, how can Mulvaney be viewed as a wartime consigliere?" a Republican close to the White House said.
He consistently rebuffed or denigrated women's efforts to participate in wartime activities, rarely acknowledging even their heroic work as nurses.
Like a wartime vote, members have to find what&aposs in their hearts and do what they think is right.
A series of pitted concrete pillboxes and bunkers, the city's wartime defenses sit neglected in amongst the trees and vines.
It shows the struggle to survive and how debilitating this wartime disability can be, if not properly treated and understood.
"We call this 'wartime,'" Dr. Vespignani said later in his office; he was seated, but his hands hadn't stopped moving.
Many wartime relics are degraded over time by rust and water damage, but the explosive mechanism can sometimes remain intact.
Bonds made in wartime have frayed in peacetime, and the men have each had their troubles adapting to civilian life.
England illustrated the city's wartime trauma — "Broken lines indicate war damage by incendiary bombs 1941/2," he captions one drawing.
All wartime presidents have preserved our democracy largely through self-restraint, and I don't see any of that in Trump.
J. Martin Daughtry, an ethnomusicologist and author of Listening to War, Sound, Music and Survival in Wartime Iraq (2015), writes in the catalogue essay for The Third Line exhibition that war inscribes itself on the body,  and while the invisible wounds inflicted by sonic violence during wartime are less obvious, they are no less traumatic.
And the violent dislocation of nearly every legal arrangement between Britain and Europe would affect daily life like nothing outside wartime.
Characters such as chief surgeon Hawkeye Pierce (Alan Alda) dished out wry humor as they dealt with the stress of wartime.
Over two decades, Ross oversaw the Mint from the height of the Great Depression through the wartime metal shortages of WWII.
In 2013, an octogenarian couple was reunited with a trunk full of their wartime correspondence years after it had been stolen.
During World War II the family moved around constantly because of wartime evacuations; young Bernard attended 13 schools in seven years.
These wartime, on-the-ground operations continued for several dozen WARgrams, which span from early 2003 to fall of that year.
The EU's tax and regulatory policies, climate-change and welfare spending, and free immigration even in wartime are gradually ruining Europe.
That's what would be required for the kind of wartime mobilization McKibben is talking about: big, activist, tax-and-spend government.
Those, like Mr Abe, who are less than frank in acknowledging Japan's wartime past, are worried about pulling on a thread.
In another case, it is undecided whether a 93-year-old is mentally fit to undergo trial for alleged wartime crimes.
"Naruhito's birthday remarks last year were very similar to Akihito's regarding history and need for contrition about wartime aggression," says Kingston.
Conservative politicians bridle at his attempts to atone for Japan's wartime behaviour, but his personal conduct makes him hard to criticise.
It stands as both an illuminating depiction of wartime France and a gripping and affecting personal account of endurance and defiance.
Twenty lines, yet they conjured up such a world to me: another love fertilized by the thrilling otherness of wartime Alexandria.
This escalated a row over wartime forced laborers and sparking a boycott by South Korean consumers of Japanese products and services.
High tariffs also meant high tariff revenue, which was useful for fighting a war and then for paying off wartime debts.
"These images reveal the myriad of ways the U.S. government tried to influence its citizens' wartime opinions and actions," she said.
The new bank denies this and says it is committed to working impartially and overcoming wartime confusion to do its job.
But the main hand was played by companies, which, encouraged by pent-up demand, hired essentially the entire wartime work force.
"Now," she declared, "in this critical wartime period, we have our own plans for defense; a plan in defense of culture."
The Tamil Tigers were also accused of widespread wartime abuses, such as using child soldiers and targeting civilians with suicide bombers.
Obama nonetheless said emptying the prison would move the country past what he described as a troubled era of wartime behavior.
Among many achievements, the mathematician and wartime code-breaker proposed a test for whether a machine can be described as intelligent.
"This film (about wartime Jewish refugees) was called The Boat is Full, and now the boats really are full," he said.
Announced back in May, Battlefield 1 is bringing the wartime shooter to one of the more fascinating periods of historical combat.
Years after Mr. Butler's death, Mr. Dwork and his wartime partner met to catch up on the passage of six decades.
It convicted wartime Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic of genocide earlier this year and sentenced him to 40 years in prison.
Ms. Hutchins's childhood in wartime France helped foster her son's fascination with World War II model planes and other historical weaponry.
In his first press conference he remarked that Japan's use of wartime sex slaves in territories it conquered was not unusual.
But she does not state that it was inhuman work, or place it in the context of the wartime death machine.
Karim Yehya, a wartime adversary of Khalil's, visited Khalil at his gym earlier this year to urge him to visit Brih.
The Labor Department, where the authors suggest placing the program, would have to become the size of the Pentagon during wartime.
Nadia Murad and Denis Mukwege accepted the prize in a ceremony on Monday for their work to end wartime mass rape.
Faludi even develops some appreciation for Stefánie's audacious ability to assume new identities, which, Faludi learns, allowed for real wartime heroism.
In investigating the murder of a distant relative's father, Aimée is drawn into the secretive wartime past of a provincial village.
By 1950, long after wartime shortages were history, President Truman belatedly created a commission to study bracero's effects on American workers.
She found extremely high rates of PTSD among all prison employees, not just the 30% who are veterans of wartime tragedy.
Last year it convicted wartime Bosnian Serb President Radovan Karadzic of genocide against Bosnian Muslims and jailed him for 40 years.
However, President Abraham Lincoln would use Jesup's Proclamation as a precedent for the Emancipation Proclamation as a wartime exercise of power.
Historians say it is also quite likely that government reserves of precious metal were hidden by the wartime president, Mr. López.
Still, some reporters suspected that the agency was nothing more than a propaganda machine, the wartime conversion of fact to fiction.
The American Legion, the country's largest wartime veterans service organization, joined in condemning Trump for his muted response to McCain's death.
There are themed audio sections like veterans and wartime, sports and leisure, community activists, civic leaders, businesspeople, and arts and entertainment.
Unlike his predecessors, Francis, born in Buenos Aires in 1936, did not have personal links to the wartime destruction of Europe.
But these efforts were undermined by suspicious and skeptical immigration officials, wartime events and endless bureaucratic hurdles here and in Europe.
The largest monthly job loss on record, 1.97 million, was in September 1945 as America's wartime economy came to a halt.
" Fresh from serving his country in wartime, the soldier shot back: "Goddamn it, talk to me like I'm talking to you.
People over 70 in the UK will be quarantined for up to 4 months in a 'wartime' effort to tackle coronavirus.
Robert Peston said the government was likely to enforce a "wartime-style" mobilisation effort in the next five to 20 days.
But the government at all levels should also acknowledge that our wartime production needs are broader than the most critical supplies.
During World War II, business converted to wartime production with astonishing speed, producing 300,000 military planes, 21625,2900 tanks, and 220006,2202 ships.
The past offers some clues, and so do the needs that wartime mobilization of the modern economy would (seek to) address.

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