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In fact, you know, the White House used to have sheep in front in order to help fund the war effort in World War I, which probably is not a bad idea; it wouldn't be a bad idea.

He played an important role in the Taiping Rebellion, a war started by a guy who thought he was the son of God and baby brother of Jesus Christ.

So, you know, I realized when I was there, General Tso is kind of a lot like Colonel Sanders in America, in that he's known for chicken and not war.

But in China, this guy's actually known for war and not chicken.

I mean, individuals own things that kings would have definitely gone to war to get.

It was the government and the politicians that made choices, like the war on drugs and three strikes, that have incarcerated far too many people in our country.

Why is it that the first Iraq war, fought by President George H. W. Bush, succeeded?

While the second Iraq war, fought by his son, President George W. Bush, failed?

One key reason is that the senior Bush went to the UN to get the support of the global community before fighting the war in Iraq.

My dream was to become a war correspondent, but the real world that I found took me into a really different kind of conflict zone.

I even achieved my dream of becoming a war correspondent, although not in the way I'd expected.

See, we talk about reentry in the context of war and incarceration.

Vespasian’s son Flavius Titus fulfilled his father’s dream in 80 CE when he used war spoils to finish the Colosseum– or as it was known at the time, the Flavian Amphitheater.

But for a brief time, the Flavian Emperors controlled the tides of war and water in a spectacular show of power.

In 1936, while Neruda was working at the consulate in Madrid, civil war broke out and the government was overthrown by a fascist military dictatorship.

The shadow of war hung over his life as it does his fiction; "Kafka on the Shore" features biological attacks, military ghosts and shady conspiracies.

And without intending it, by appealing to rules and incentives, we are engaging in a war on wisdom.

Let me just give you a few examples, first of rules and the war on moral skill.

But then, Yemen took a really sad turn for the worse, and just a few days before I was due to fly out to Yemen, the civil war escalated into a regional conflict, the capital's airport was bombed and Yemen became a no-fly zone.

This war's been going on for four years.

This war has made it clear to me more than ever that no place, no people deserve to get left behind.

Plus, just because one part of a country is an active war zone doesn't mean the whole country is.

I'm not saying we should go into active war zones.

Life within the Mongol Empire wasn't just war, pillage and destruction.

By the 1260s, Chinggis Khan's grandsons were in a full- blown civil war over inheritance and fragmented the realm into four separate empires.

This work was essential to building the French resistance and Allied intelligence networks– and, ultimately, ending the war.

I am speaking to you as a young woman from Libya, a country that is in the middle of a civil war.

I witnessed the rise of the Mexican drug war and the deepening levels of social violence in Central America.

After the war, we needed to direct our enormous production capacity toward creation of products for peacetime.

It's full of history, and also full of underground bunkers and ruins from the war.

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