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And in the context of humanitarian crises, like Syrian mothers fleeing war zones, the smallest drops can buffer babies from the biggest global challenges.
Fact: my grandfather didn't want to leave home, so he died in a war zone.
And she said that I could make a thief in a silo laugh in the middle of our raging war.
And I read her everything that I could, and we laughed, and we loved it, and it was the most important stage that I've ever stood on, surrounded by family, by remnants of a people who were given as a dowry to a relentless war but still managed to make pearls of this life; by the ones who taught me to not only laugh, but to live in the face of death; who placed their hands across the sky, measuring the distance to the sun and saying, "Smile; I'm gonna meet you there."
But few cited other known causes of mental illness, like genetics, socioeconomic status, war, conflict or the loss of a loved one.
Orwell urged us to protect our language because ultimately our ability to think and communicate clearly is what stands between us and a world where war is peace and freedom is slavery.
Things only returned to normal when the god of war Ares, upset that battles were no longer fun, freed Thanatos from his chains.
In not one war crimes trial since the end of World War II has a perpetrator of any nationality ever said, "It didn't happen."
By mid-stage Alzheimer's, we have massive inflammation and tangles and all-out war at the synapse and cell death.
They haven't had a war in 200 years.
And soon British and German soldiers were doing that, and then helping each other carry bodies, and then helping each other dig graves in the frozen ground, and then praying together, and then having Christmas together and exchanging gifts, and by the next day, they were playing soccer together and exchanging addresses so they could meet after the war.
And 1945, after the war, the electronics existed to actually try and build such a machine.
We are in a race against the machines, in a fight or even in a war.
On Christmas Eve in 1989, civil war erupted in Liberia.
The war started in the rural countryside, and within months, rebel armies had marched towards our hometown.
I'd once had my hopes crushed in a war, but because of them, I had a chance to pursue my dream to become a doctor.
The war had left us with just 51 doctors to serve a country of four million people.
The sound is of walls being built, vengeful political rhetoric, humanitarian values and principles on fire in the very countries that 70 years ago said never again to statelessness and hopelessness for the victims of war.
It was built in 1991-92 as a "temporary camp" for Somalis fleeing the civil war.
And he did, and by the end of the war, 17 Jews, I was told, were living in that village.
DM: Well, I think that you're right to say that the leadership forged in war has a different temper and a different tempo and a different outlook than leadership forged in peace.
There are 65.3 million people who have been forcibly displaced from their homes because of war or persecution.
They both meant it, and there was some truth to each of their claims, because each side was grossly exaggerating the views of the other in order to fight their war.
The fact is, we are starting to win the war on cancer.
We will win the war on cancer.
By "the event" they mean the thermonuclear war or climate catastrophe or social unrest that ends the world as we know it, and more importantly, makes their money obsolete.
And we've got the monumental: disease, pollution, war.
So there was no more rushing off to war zones, but thanks to my new smartphone, I could be a mother and a journalist.
I mean, so there's a million places to spend your attention, but there's a war going on to get it.
So I started making things specific to the protest, things that would be weapons in a spiritual war, things that would give people voice and things that would fortify them for the road ahead.
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