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But later the government soldiers began mistreating us a lot.
Man: The soldiers with clubs this long beat us to get a confession.
And when I tell them that the ferocious army-ant soldiers with their giant jaws, used to defend the colony, are all always female, they seem to not quite believe me.
Proteins are being used today for an increasingly broad range of different applications, from materials that protect soldiers from injury to devices that detect dangerous compounds, but at least to me, the most exciting application is protein drugs.
If you go to Calais and talk to refugees, you'll meet lawyers, politicians, engineers, graphic designers, farmers, soldiers.
There are soldiers that defend the colony, there are workers that collect food, clean the nest and care for the young, and there's a queen and a small group of male reproductives.
In 1939, there were still 200,000 soldiers from the First World War that were being treated in British psychiatric hospitals.
Pipes from inside the city could fill it at the first sight of the enemy, and a short wall protected archers who could fire at the soaked soldiers trying to swim across.
Lucius could choose, at 17, to become a military tribune and command soldiers on the edge of the Empire.
He hadn't done his homework the night before, and felt more unprepared than the ambushed World War II soldiers he was supposed to write about.
We even have robots that are helping our military, that are out disposing of bombs so our soldiers can come home safely.
Deep in the jungles of Vietnam, soldiers from both sides battled heat exhaustion and each other for nearly 20 long years.
In 1959, as relations deteriorated between the North and the South, a system of trails was constructed in order to infiltrate soldiers, weapons, and supplies into South Vietnam.
And soldiers occupied their spare time by writing letters, drawing sketches, and drinking and smoking with local villagers.
This attack results in a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier almost melting down, which was stopped just short of killing thousands of soldiers and civilians.
In 479 BC, when Persian soldiers besieged the Greek city of Potidaea, the tide retreated much farther than usual, leaving a convenient invasion route.
And because these tiny soldiers need to travel through the blood to get to the wound site, the previously constricted blood vessels now expand in a process called vasodilation.
It would have carried well over a thousand people on board, including 600 soldiers.
Chroniclers describe an entourage of tens of thousands of soldiers, civilians, and slaves, 500 heralds bearing gold staffs and dressed in fine silks, and many camels and horses bearing an abundance of gold bars.
To accomplish this task, the Emperor enlisted soldiers and commoners, not always voluntarily.
Aztecs used cacao beans as currency and drank chocolate at royal feasts, gave it to soldiers as a reward for success in battle, and used it in rituals.
I mean, certainly, soldiers are traumatized and the ones who are have to be treated for that.
When soldiers come back from the front line, they're not going from a military environment to a civilian environment.
Now, American soldiers, American veterans are coming back to a country that is so bitterly divided that the two political parties are literally accusing each other of treason, of being an enemy of the state, of trying to undermine the security and the welfare of their own country.
Nonviolent activists can neutralize the military by causing soldiers to defect.
It's like spitting on our soldiers' tombs; it's eroding our national solidarities and opening the doors to foreign invasions.
The Ancient Greeks used fighting roosters as inspirational examples for young soldiers.
So that's first responders and firefighters, refugees, prisoners and prison guards, soldiers, you name it.
Free-thinking, righteous, just trying to hold on to what we hold dear, you know, not foot soldiers in the army of the undead.
It's the few bad apples, the few rogue soldiers."
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