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I saw the structure while I was on the train, and I got off at the next station and met people there that gave me access to their catacomb-like basement, which was used for ammunition storage during the war and also, at some point, to hide groups of Jewish refugees.
It's a civil war.
And we've waged this war on at least four fronts, certainly in Hollywood.
But, we've waged this war on Madison Avenue.
I can't even begin to talk about the deals and policies in place that affect the bottom-line reality of the available jobs, because I don't really know; I just know that that's a front in this war.
This war on work that I suppose exists, has casualties like any other war.
And one day, he stood on a land mine left over from the war with the United States, and he got his leg blown off.
It was only after the war had ended that the authors’ identities, stories, and tragic fate would come to light.
After the outbreak of war, Sophie reluctantly worked for the national effort, and Hans had to take on army duties while attending medical school in Munich.
The first leaflet denounced Hitler and called for Germans to sabotage the war effort: “Adopt passive resistance… block the functioning of this atheistic war machine before it is too late, before the last city is a heap of rubble… before the last youth of our nation bleeds to death... Don’t forget that each people gets the government it deserves!”
The war raged on.
But this isn’t a real war– nor is it just a game.
They tell of war and strife, as they often have in recent months.
It's a declaration of war against one of humanity's darkest evils.
And faux-nostalgia works even in serious subjects like war.
In the fall of 1945, the war ended and the camps closed down.
However, many ex-incarcerees, particularly members of older generations, were unable to rebuild their lives after the war.
But as her army readied for war, the bard played his magic harp, Kantele, entrancing all who heard it and sending Pohjola into a deep slumber.
The most obvious causes are shocks like natural disaster, war, and geopolitical factors.
So ... we're in a real live war at the moment, and it's a war that we're truly losing.
It's a war on superbugs.
So there and then, and actually with a lot of encouragement from a couple of TEDsters, I declared my own personal war on superbugs.
But me, I want Paul's legacy to be a major advance in this war against superbugs.
There are few surviving written records about Christophe’s life immediately after the war.
"All is fair in design and war."
And there it is, that's the Bambi 16. (Applause) I thought I'd begin with a scene of war.
Perhaps the best sign of how valuable they are to the war effort, is that the Iraqi insurgents put a $50,000 bounty on the head of a single EOD soldier.
The chief's letter went, not to some farmhouse in Iowa like you see in the old war movies, but went to the iRobot Company, which is named after the Asimov novel and the not-so-great Will Smith movie, and... um... (Laughter)... if you remember that in that fictional world, robots started out carrying out mundane chores, and then they started taking on life-and-death decisions.
What we're going to do is actually just flash a series of photos behind me that show you the reality of robots used in war right now or already at the prototype stage.
Something big is going on in war today, and maybe even the history of humanity itself.
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