How To Use Wartime In A Sentence
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In wartime, heroes come into being in times of crisis; in peacetime, they come into existence by doing trifles in everyday life.
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Yet as a wartime document the exhibition feels fresh and alive.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is no more a sign of weakness to change leadership in wartime if success depends on it than it is to remove a baseball pitcher who is getting shelled in order to prevent the game from becoming hopelessly lost.
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He knows that his collaboration in both wartime and personal events is morally questionable, and acknowledges this.
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German saboteurs plotted a wartime bombing campaign in Britain using exploding cans of processed peas, according to secret files made public for the first time today.
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The purposes of this study were to report our experiences with high-energy wartime extremity wounds, to define the prevalence of heterotopic ossification in these patients, and to determine the factors that might lead to development of the condition," said lead author Lieutenant Commander Jonathan Agner Forsberg, MD. Dr. Forsberg and his team compared data from 243 patients who were treated for orthopaedic injuries between March 1, 2003 and December 31, 2006 at the medical center, including patients who underwent: amputation external or internal fixation of one or more fractures removal of damaged, dead or infected tissue, or 'debridement'
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Indeed, they would be under British operational control during wartime.
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Meanwhile, all of Africa and large parts of Asia would lie dark and unlit as if during a wartime bombing raid, a fate that one or two places down there would actually be enduring.
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The army's Quartermaster Corps, unaccustomed to providing for the needs of a wartime force, had disbursed flimsy, floorless tents; as a result, Grant and the rest of the four - thousand - man force slept in the cold mud, protected from the elements by thin woolen blankets.
'The Training Ground: Grant, Lee, Sherman, and Davis in the Mexican War, 1846-1848'
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In France, industrial investment came first; in Britain, the Counterpart Fund was almost entirely used to pay wartime debts and re-float sterling.
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Lord Irvine will have to console himself that his rival's unexpurgated thoughts were delivered in wartime, so muting attention to his strongest denunciation of a judiciary he deems too powerful.
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That reaction demonstrates the ticklish situation the press finds itself in during wartime, when the interaction between press and government comes into stark relief.
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The Act of 1944 remains the one substantial legislative achievement of the wartime coalition.
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His wartime experiences would fill a book!
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The movie is a mirror of daily life in wartime Britain.
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The Seals operated under their own special type of morality, a morality that can justify almost anything that one does in wartime.
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With his eloquent amanuensis Chen Boda at his elbow, he cast back to China's wartime experience for a solution.
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It must be noted that the postwar Dutch government, compared with its counterparts in other countries, has done an exemplary job of honestly documenting-and repenting of-its people's wartime collaboration.
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Decades after the wartime defoliant Agent Orange was sprayed over the country, dioxin continues to contaminate people through the food chain in present-day Vietnam, according to a study released yesterday.
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Orwell wrote, in his great wartime essay The Lion and the Unicorn, that ‘the Bloomsbury highbrow with his mechanical snigger is as out-of-date as the cavalry colonel’.
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Set against the wartime Parisian intellectual society, The Mandarins revealed Simone de Beauvoir's relations with the existentialist philosopher Jean Paul Sartre.
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The historic election sheared off a thin facade of wartime national unity and reinforced ethnic and sectarian tensions that have plagued the country for centuries.
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Amid the discomforts of his passage the author reflects on or trawls his past, his sorrows and betrayals, his experience as a wartime evacuee.
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The wartime diet was supposedly healthy but contained very little fresh fruit.
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He was highly regarded for his forthright views and deep beliefs born of wartime experience.
Times, Sunday Times
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The priceless group of wartime ships face the chop unless a new home can be found for them.
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Wartime discoveries of acute poverty among elderly people heightened awareness of their propensity to poverty.
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Since it was reopened last week, the site has resembled a military base during wartime.
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The wartime cabinet first recruited men into the forces from non-essential industries.
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They came out dry and floury, like something one would expect from a wartime ration.
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The technology to implement the displacement of oil by burning coal with gas does riot compare in complexity with these wartime developments.
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The age-old distinction between day and night eroded, especially during the 1940s, when wartime needs necessitated round-the-clock production.
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The expeditionary Army will be no different from the wartime and peacetime armies that preceded it.
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The resulting interviews document the women's experiences of wartime deprivation, courtship and marriage, immigration, and adaptation to American life.
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Both Lincoln and Roosevelt were brilliant wartime leaders precisely because they were able to overcome adversity and inspire the country toward ultimate victory with their unflagging will to win.
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The wartime direction of all troops and forces involved in an operation was a centralized one, with commanders-in-chief and their staff in charge of command and control during military operations.
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Josie had always heard that in some towns soldiers are treated like saviors during wartime and this proved it.
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However, neither system accurately identifies vehicles needed for wartime missions or differentiates between wartime- and peacetime-use vehicles.
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If we can so successfully manage the media in wartime, why can't we do the same in peace time?
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Humans wishing to ascend or descend used concrete ramps, installed to save on precious wartime steel.
Smithsonian Mag
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The haunting atmosphere of the old wartime camp at Spring Hill near Broadway has inspired a dark tale of murder and mystery.
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This surrealism is particularly notable in Listen to Britain, a cinema-poem about the sounds of wartime London which reaches out of itself to become a stirring portrait of its people.
GreenCine Daily: Weekend viewing in San Francisco.
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Sometimes misinformation, exaggerated fictions and relics of wartime propaganda are reported in the media.
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He added: 'You cannot run wartime activities on peacetime budgets.
The Sun
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But this was in wartime, when Britain amassed huge debts to pay for defence.
Times, Sunday Times
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The division of responsibility was based upon past historical connections and more recent wartime involvement with particular areas of concern.
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Wartime propaganda commonly has the same effect, demonizing the other side, even when both sides expect the war to end with a negotiated peace.
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The aircraft has been languishing in a hangar on a wartime airfield at Bruntingthorpe in Leicestershire where enthusiasts have so far raised £400,000 to keep it well-maintained.
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The division of responsibility was based upon past historical connections and more recent wartime involvement with particular areas of concern.
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Evacuated in wartime to the rambling country house of kindly Professor Kirk, they can't resist exploring its huge stairways.
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Because of the wartime food shortage, today was a meatless day.
THE GOLDEN LION
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GI Joe's field boots were basically wartime versions of the rugged brogans familiar to farm labourers and other working stiffs who spent a lot of time on their feet.
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Wartime was a period of massive fiscal deficits and huge current account surpluses.
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I want him to write all the stuff he can remember about his early exploits and wartime experiences.
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In those days, long before comic shops were conceivable, especially in the nowheresville, Leicestershire where I lived, American comics were as rare and sporadic a presence as nylons in wartime.
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In wartime, Congress has the power to suspend the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus - which permits a court to examine the lawfulness of executive detention.
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At first, pedestrians walking past see an air-raid shelter, a typical reminder of Berlin's wartime history.
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His December, 1941 portrait of a bulldoggish Winston Churchill, symbolizing Britain’s wartime resolve, brought Karsh international attention.
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Japanese troops poured into the wartime capital city of Nanjing on 13 December 1937, after suffering heavy casualties in Shanghai.
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Articles examine social attitudes to unemployment and poverty through the decades, and there's also a survey of Depression and wartime cookbooks, and a sobering photograph of a Helsinki leipäjono literally "breadline" or soup kitchen in 2006.
Shadows of Recession
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To this end, riveted sections, known as crack arresters, were incorporated in some of the wartime ships so that, if a brittle failure did occur, it would not propagate completely through the structure.
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Moving easily from fantasy to fact, Myerscough-Jones applied his skills to Orde Wingate (1976), a much praised biographical study of the wartime Chindit leader, who was played by Barry Foster.
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Humans wishing to ascend or descend used concrete ramps, installed to save on precious wartime steel.
Smithsonian Mag
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When finally, remaining wartime controls were abolished these influences did not suddenly disappear.
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Some wartime vessels are still in commission.
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This helps to explain why it was a common English practice to hire foreign mercenaries in wartime.
The British way in Warfare - 1688-2000
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In the 1950s, while working as a copywriter on Madison Avenue, he quit writing stories and started strategizing a novel based on his wartime experience as a bombardier in the Army Air Corps.
Major Minor
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In wartime everyone has to tighten their belts.
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The gun club has some of the best target ranges in the world but has been forced to use a wartime prefab as an office and clubhouse.
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They probably served as visual reminders of wartime experiences - either as private memories or collective talking points for survivors.
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Opposition to war was not taken to mean that existence in wartime involved no Christian duties.
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In Germany, the repopulation of the rural areas after the Thirty Years War, and the huge drop in food prices, dampened down rural manufacturing wages which hardly rose above wartime levels.
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Americans too easily let themselves be gulled by the preachments of their leaders in wartime.
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The writing of Across the River and into the Trees (or Across the Street and into the Grill as E.B. White retitled it) drew on his wartime experiences and seemed to merge his exaggerations with his fictional hero to the point of self-parody.
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Most of our masters had recently returned from wartime service and had entrenched ideas of obedience and personal discipline and their retribution was swift and painful.
Times, Sunday Times
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The smaller aviation companies had also benefited from wartime orders and were tooling up for light aircraft production well before the final surrender documents had been signed.
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Now the power of modern computing has finally cracked a 64-year-old wartime enigma.
Times, Sunday Times
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Language change may be a general feature of wartime, yet the way in which words are altered differs from war to war.
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Even in wartime, the army was forbidden to cut down fruit trees, unless they were actually being used as bulwarks in defending against a siege.
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The widening powers of the state were agreed to be beneficial not only in wartime but in peace as well.
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Use of nuclear weaponry as a primary weapon in wartime.
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It is an indictment of the present Beijing regime that it has created a situation in China's mines which finds its only parallels in the barbarities of wartime Japanese imperialism.
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Others argue that, for most, their wartime experiences were overwhelmingly positive.
Times, Sunday Times
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But by August 1946 the wartime comradeship in arms had given way to deep distrust.
The Collins History of the World in the 20th Century
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The enormous wartime demand lifted prices and finally ended more than a decade of calamity and collapse on the American farm.
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Standing in front of a projected screen that displayed the words ‘In front of them all,’ he spieled out his military lingo with a Mid-Western accent, cycling through pictures and maps of wartime Korea.
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It is normal practise to suspend many legal protections during wartime.
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This helps to explain why it was a common English practice to hire foreign mercenaries in wartime.
The British way in Warfare - 1688-2000
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The cars smoked round the circuit with a howl that wafted from the far side of the former wartime airfield like a squadron of Spitfires taking off.
Times, Sunday Times
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If, moreover, historical precedents have any validity at all, the most critical constraint upon any surge in wartime production will be the number of skilled craftsmen—which causes one to wonder about the huge long-term decline in American blue-collar employment, including the employment of skilled craftsmen.
Interpretations of American History
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Although this war record of a Free French pilot in the RAF was first published in 1951, this is the first complete and unabridged edition and is based on M. Clostermann's wartime diary.
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That cooperation was crucial for the Clinton administration to win congressional support to lift a wartime trade embargo and normalize diplomatic relations.
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And when the Supreme Court ruled in 2006 that the Geneva Conventions, which broadly prohibit all mistreatment of wartime detainees, applied to al-Qaeda, the OLC lawyers wrote still another secret opinion recommending that President Bush issue an executive order that would "authoritatively" establish that the CIA's tactics did not violate the laws of war — simply because the president said so.
The Torture Memos: The Case Against the Lawyers
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He adduces several wartime and postwar writers who veer away from addressing the German civilians' dreadful suffering.
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Wartime austerities included food rationing and shortage of fuel.
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The wartime diet was supposedly healthy but contained very little fresh fruit.
Times, Sunday Times
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Treatment of blacks altered slightly with the great depression of the thirties and the economic boom of the wartime forties.
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There will be military parades, exhibitions, displays of more than 100 wartime vehicles and a D-Day battle scenario on Morecambe beach close to the lifeboat station.
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This may accomplish a more effective support to a fleet both in peacetime and in wartime.
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Some Chasseur Officers used the pre-war hunting horn emblem which lacked the RF of the wartime version above.
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But this was in wartime, when Britain amassed huge debts to pay for defence.
Times, Sunday Times
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The party will also give the wartime buddies the opportunity to have a sneak preview of the Imperial War Museum North before it opens in July.
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Memories of his wartime anguish had become cancerous.
The Times Literary Supplement
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This, despite their knowledge of his wartime atrocities.
Times, Sunday Times
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Annan, who died in 1983, exhibited with the leftwing Artists International Association, and once featured in a morale-boosting wartime show in an air-raid shelter beside work by Augustus John.
Dorothy Annan murals listed as former telephone exchange faces demolition
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The expendability is reflected in wartime casualty rates, of course, but men also die more often in work-related accidents and die earlier, on average.
Testosterone Put to the Test
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Randall had set up the unit on the basis of his wartime reputation, having developed (with Henry Boot) the cavity magnetron, the heart of airborne radar and a crucial element in the Allies' narrow victory in the battle of the Atlantic.
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This is a fantastically enjoyable wartime thriller, well researched and totally gripping.
Times, Sunday Times
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Campaign handbills and petitions appealed to people's wartime sense of patriotism, democracy, and fairness.
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It was 1944, and civilian America was undergoing a regimen of wartime austerity by which it was never more than mildly discommoded, but that imparted a sort of scratchy gray wool feel to the atmosphere.
Catacomb Efreet
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Blitz, fourth, is an essential element of Britain's wartime legacy.
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During the Great War the WPV / WPS had worked in collaboration with the authorities and with the Ministry of Munitions, being one of many independently - run women's auxiliaries in wartime.
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The first photograph shows soldiers being conscripted during wartime as victims on an army production line.
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During wartime, however, the earning power of seamen is very much better, but, despite its lack of prizes, the sea as a profession, continues to attract the bold and adventurous youth, which is at it should be.
The Merchant Navy: The Fourth Arm of the Fighting Services
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Industry must be geared to wartime needs.
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Like many of his generation he was reluctant to talk about his wartime service.
Times, Sunday Times
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From its very first days as a continuator of the wartime OSS, the ranks of the Agency were dominated by members of the liberal establishment.
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Gliders and microlights have replaced wartime bombers at Rufforth Airfield, and they fly over a York very different to that which once echoed to the drone of the Halifax engines.
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Erich Reich, a refugee from Nazi-occupied Europe who organized last year's 70th anniversary of the "Kindertransport," which brought 10,000 children to wartime Britain, also received a knighthood.
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It is in honor of the nation's armed services personnel killed in wartime.
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Its chief exports had been sponges and merchant seamen, and those brought in nothing in wartime.
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Bomber's Moon is about his father who died on a wartime bombing mission before he was born.
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It should be organized and carried out continuously both in peacetime and wartime.
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The Americans were snookered by their own arrogant assumption that they were dealing with an enemy who could only copy, badly, the wartime devices of the day.
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A boiler house, added in wartime and used as an outside privy, took the likely place of the original front door.
Times, Sunday Times
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They were, one observer reported, "reputable Clean drest Women Some of them with Silk gownes on," and they were angry about Boylston's extortionate wartime prices.
Maria Rodale: The Freezer Saves the Day
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Would that be anything like a wartime consigliere?
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Frequently theatrical and melodramatic, it captured the tensions of wartime Britain, thriving in enforced isolation.
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The 84-year-old leader caused outrage in October 2005 when he used a speech at the FAO to tell donor nations not to "foist" food on Zimbabwe and compared the then British premier Tony Blair to Italy's wartime dictator, Benito Mussolini.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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This is almost universally regarded as a shameful blot on America's history, a cautionary tale of racism, paranoia, and wartime hysteria.
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The Moreton children entertained their hosts with wartime songs, including Run, Rabbit, Run and the Dad's Army theme song Who Do You Think You Are Kidding, Mr Hitler?
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Stuttgart Art "Kollwitz–Beckmann–Dix–Grosz: Wartime" explores 100 drawings and prints by German painter, printmaker, and sculptor Käthe Kollwitz, alongside works by her contemporaries, Max Beckmann, Otto Dix, George Grosz and Ludwig Meidner.
What's on Around Europe
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Suitable types might include sailing barges, historic tugboats, a wartime landing craft, steam motor yachts, or even a retired lightship, submarine, or hydrofoil.
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The echoes of a damp wartime basement flat in Finsbury Park were still close.
Times, Sunday Times
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Her wartime letters, showing her abnegation, selfless duty and distress, make impressive reading.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Wartime, he promised, meant no more plots about missing snuff boxes.
Times, Sunday Times
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In order to rise to power, the shrewd chieftain of the Fascists did not hesitate to play the role of the apostle of free enterprise, advocating the immediate dismantling of all forms of wartime planning of economic activities.
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He was highly regarded for his forthright views and deep beliefs born of wartime experience.
Times, Sunday Times
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• The government's philosophical "nonwar" footing must be reversed; the psychology of a wartime posture sends a message to friend and foe alike that we are vigorously defending ourselves.
The Two Malcontents
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Soames looked him up and down before dismissing him with a pithy phrase from a great wartime leader.
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There has probably never been such a rush for lard since wartime rationing or the austerity years of the 1950s.
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In my wartime youth a member of the French Maquis who threw a bomb into a café killing a few German officers and a number of innocent drinkers was a hero of the resistance.
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Youngsters from Southbroom Junior School have been finding out about Britain during wartime.
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The film is set in wartime England.
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A professional at 14, he was able enough on the smaller alto saxophone to win early recognition with a Melody Maker award and to take his place in a varied selection of wartime palais bands, while playing summer seasons and joining the Archer Street outdoor employment exchange in London, where musicians picked up gigs.
Harry Klein obituary
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And conscription was only used to recruit the militia, a reserve army never now mobilized except in wartime.
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Pisthetairos and Euelpides, frustrated with life in wartime Athens, search for Tereus, a king who had been changed into a hoopoe, in the realm of the birds in the sky.
Archive 2009-03-01
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In fact, his paintings still contained many of the disturbing characteristics inherent in his wartime work.
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Historians of WWII have largely focused on women setting precedents and being able to join the boys in moving into paid wartime work.
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In “Emoticons During Wartime,” a recent article in The New Yorker (December 10, 2007), Tom McNichol documents the usefulness of emoticons in communicating by visual innuendo.
2008 April
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It's a moving narrative of wartime adventure.
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The Hercules carried out vital wartime duties in the Falklands and the Gulf.
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He hauled his vast collection to wartime summits at Yalta and Casablanca in a steamer trunk.
Times, Sunday Times
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So just why are we now going back to the wartime situation, where priceless knowledge is again kept behind locked doors?
Times, Sunday Times
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Despite wartime shortages and her lack of money, she also dressed well.
Times, Sunday Times
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Many veterans would like the city to readopt its wartime name.
Times, Sunday Times
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So the only thing keeping the reporters in line is their ingrained habit of deference towards a wartime president.
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For example, the perception that Asian men are sneaky and traitorous is founded entirely on wartime hysteria and jingoism following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
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She came from an age when discretion was not just a virtue but a way of life and a wartime duty.
Times, Sunday Times
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At first Anna -- strong and well-nourished by the standards of wartime -- had instinctively tried to help some emaciated creature.
IN LOVE AND WAR
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A soldier enforcing a military blockade of an enemy in wartime against a blockade runner is not committing acrime.
The Volokh Conspiracy » More on Israeli Incompetence
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The new science of radio astronomy was emerging from the wartime studies of radar.
The Origin of the Universe
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The first shows soldiers being conscripted during wartime as victims on an army production line.
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Chapter two outlines the wartime stimulus to the Southern African economy, and settler efforts to cash in, which the author terms, ‘the lucrativeness of loyalty.’
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Perhaps they could be made to live on wartime rations tins of snook, dried eggs, carrot pudding until they return to normal size, and are ready to rejoin the rest of us again.
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But by August 1946 the wartime comradeship in arms had given way to deep distrust.
The Collins History of the World in the 20th Century
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There was also a change in outlook, as spoliation was no longer viewed narrowly as wartime looting, but as also covering losses suffered by Jewish collectors in Germany after the Nazis seized power in 1933.
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He spoke modestly of his wartime experiences.
Times, Sunday Times
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Does she really speak like this or is it the result of hours of diligent research listening to wartime Ealing comedies?
Times, Sunday Times
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Most people know this to be so during wartime, but the same is true during peacetime.
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Bush's obsession with being a 'wartime president' yahooBuzzArticleHeadline = 'Bush\'s obsession with being a \'wartime president\' '; yahooBuzzArticleSummary =' Article:  “IÂ’m the commander in chief, ” [Bush] told Congressional leaders at a recent White House meeting.
Bush's obsession with being a 'wartime president'
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They were the first two women in Australia to have actual careers in physics and it was because wartime exigencies required that talented young women be hired.
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Many veterans would like the city to readopt its wartime name.
Times, Sunday Times
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It could now be argued that the unity of wartime should be carried on to deal with peacemaking, demobilization and economic reconstruction.
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During World War II, Utah's population increased as the government developed military bases and supported wartime industries.
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It was only in 1947 that German physicists were allowed to restart their only cyclotron, a small machine built as part of the wartime fission program at the University of Heidelberg.
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In a hangar at the famous wartime air base of Duxford, near Cambridge, fuselages, wings, tailplanes and assorted struts and piping are carefully cleaned, X-rayed, repaired and tested by Historic Flying's engineers.
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The wartime demand for marine paints made tung an important crop.
Times, Sunday Times
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Those harsh wartime experiences deeply affected her playing - reviewers noted it had lost its polish and finesse - and she resolved to regain it.
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But again, the question is not whether exigency was an important variable to the wartime Court: Of course it was.
Is That Legal?: Who's to Blame?
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This was, and still is, one of the least known of the wartime special regiments.
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Even the coastal trades were by a lack of vessels, by blockades by wartime freight rates.
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It is the second upheaval that Mann, herself a wartime evacuee to Canada and then America, concentrates on - and emotional stuff it is, too.
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A 600 name petition was drawn up by residents who said match nights had become reminiscent of the wartime blitz.
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The sound of air raid sirens filled the air, and hundreds of people dressed as soldiers of different nationalities filled the streets of Pickering for the seventh annual wartime weekend.
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He now sees his wartime injuries as a badge of honor.
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The treatment of the division's wartime service is conventional, being drawn from official sources, unit histories and personal memoirs.
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He remembers when schools were schools were closed for fear of catastrophic bombing raids in wartime Edinburgh and classes were spread among private houses.
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Baby Bruce would have had little memory of Japan's wartime occupation of Hong Kong.
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To judge wartime killing by the standards of peace is to misunderstand the nature of war and human behaviour during conflict.
Times, Sunday Times
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Some important themes featured in this collection are disease and wartime, the image of the German, the “poilu,” or French soldier, bank loans, Marianne (a symbol of victory), allegiance with the United States, the “ghost army” and women and children.
Archive 2008-04-01
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Expect to view actual examples of how wartime interrogation is done and taught to Intelligence officers.
Heroes or Villains?
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To judge wartime killing by the standards of peace is to misunderstand the nature of war and human behaviour during conflict.
Times, Sunday Times
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We were in the last stages of launching Britain's first wartime amphibious landing in years.
ONE HUNDRED DAYS
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On other occasions the president adopted moderately accommodationist policies at least compared to his French and British wartime allies.
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He would often describe his wartime experiences in caustic, funny terms that would turn bitter and rancorous.
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Their son has a passing resemblance to the wartime leader.
Times, Sunday Times
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His endpapers feature a famous wartime colour poster of the empire's soldiers marching in step.
Times, Sunday Times
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Treatment of blacks altered slightly with the great depression of the thirties and the economic boom of the wartime forties.
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We should have the skills to create such systems and control them in peacetime and wartime.
