You'll get access to Sid Meier's Civilization® III Complete, Sid Meier's Civilization IV: The Complete Edition, Sid Meier's Civilization V, Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth, and Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth - Rising Tide.
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And so they are supplanting Western civilization with Middle Eastern civilization and I say, and Geert Wilders says, Western civilization is a superior civilization — it is the first world.
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Before there was a Western civilization, there was Islamic civilization.
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"Civilization requires energy but energy use must not destroy civilization," Francis said.
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I defend American civilization which is an essential component of western civilization.
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Civilization A is stronger than Civilization B and is perceived by Civilization B as a grave threat; its position, however, is more fragile than it seems.
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It is "Heritage: Civilization and the Jews," not "Heritage: Civilization of the Jews."
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To these folks, Western civilization cannot exist unless it is a white civilization.
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Tainter studied the fall of the Western Roman empire, Mayan civilization, and Chaco civilization.
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They are Contemporary Civilization and Humanities — not a single course, Western Civilization and Humanities.
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"Everything that Civilization players have loved in Civilization V, we're bringing forward, in addition to putting on the new gameplay from Civilization VI," says lead producer Dennis Shirk.
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When Hoover deemed communism a menace to civilization, it was this civilization he thought menaced.
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We might then turn our attention to the next step beyond human civilization: humane civilization.
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When blacks are left entirely to their own devices, Western civilization — any kind of civilization — disappears.
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"The real threat to Western civilization is Western civilization ceasing to believe in itself," you write.
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Civilization 6 keeps track of how close each civilization is to victory in a handy scorecard.
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A solar system designed by a long-dead civilization known as the Jain borders the Polity, a civilization of human-held worlds and the Prador kingdom, a civilization of crab-like aliens.
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ZB: You do hear this rhetoric of European civilization, or Christian civilization, a lot from these parties.
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A lot has happened since The Decline of Western Civilization Part II. Most notably, the decline of Western civilization.
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But the far-right relies on this construct of Western civilization, which for them means white civilization and culture.
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" "I do reference culture and civilization, and that's what we've got to restore, which is Western civilization for the world.
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Civilization V is a strategy video game that puts players in charge of a civilization as it grows and changes.
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A fixer-upper civilization, if you will, and that Rick would essentially be giving his life to preserve this civilization.
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They're importing a different culture, a different civilization — and that culture and civilization, the imported one, rejects the host culture.
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"When blacks are left entirely to their own devices, Western civilization — any kind of civilization — disappears," he wrote in 2005.
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Dating back to the Late Archaic Period of the Central Andes, this site was once home to the Caral civilization, also known as the Norte Chico civilization, which is considered the oldest known civilization in the Americas.
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To a civilization shaped by unappeasable human will and ambition Gandhi counterposed a civilization organized around self-limitation and ethical conduct.
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"If a civilization stops advancing then that may be due to some calamitous event that erases civilization," Musk said, presenting two options.
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This has got to concern our global civilization because civilization—farming, cities, democracy, law, technology—emerged due to a relatively stable Earth system.
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There are always small tweaks between Civilization games, but according to GameSpot the big change here is that Civilization VI will "unstack" cities.
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The reason why the probe was doing it was because a civilization was ending and they wanted people to not lose that civilization.
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Occasionally civilization crept in — a military recruitment billboard, some low industrial building — but it only underscored how dwarfed civilization was amid all this absence.
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A series of monumental figures are depicted, each representing a great civilization in human history and what that civilization contributed to the human story.
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It's an entertaining parallel to real-world history, which is why we were obsessed with this game where 61 AIs, each controlling a different civilization, fought for supremacy in Civilization V. Civilization VI is ditching space and going back to the series' roots on Earth.
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" Taylor calls himself a "white advocate" and has written, "When blacks are left entirely to their own devices, Western civilization — any kind of civilization — disappears.
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Theoretical physicist Michio Kaku has claimed that human civilization could transition to a Type 1 civilization on the Kardashev scale within the next 100 years.
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In all honesty Civilization—and games like Civilization—played a major role in my childhood interest in history, and that has carried on ever since.
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He continued: Arguably we should hope that that's true, because if civilization stops advancing, that may be due to some calamitous event that erases civilization.
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The Haryana Sarasvati Heritage Development Board, which Mr. Khattar heads, wants to change the name of the Indus Valley civilization to the Sarasvati river civilization.
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Image: Archaeological Zone CaralArchaeologists in Peru have uncovered an ancient wall relief dating back to the Caral civilization—the oldest known civilization in the New World.
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The huge tsunami destroyed part of our civilization, so we were warned about how our civilization is fragile and how the force of nature is great.
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It could also be Jewish civilization in Europe or free-thinking civilization in Europe, or sort of European tradition, which are progressively replaced by another population.
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Italian civilization itself, if not all of Western civilization, had been brought crashing down by a man in a turban and a dick in a box.
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This metal, bestowed upon Wakanda by alien forces at the dawn of civilization, has allowed them to thrive on technology yet unknown to the rest of civilization.
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If an alien civilization within 1,000-light years had their version of FAST pointing toward Earth, they'd likely be able to detect evidence of an intelligent civilization.
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Civilization: Revolution, a less complex spinout, has previously made its way to the iPad, but this is the full Civilization VI released for PCs originally last year.
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David Frye explains in his book, Walls: A History of Civilization in Blood and Brick, that barriers to keep others out are as ancient as human civilization.
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It undercuts our civilization's chances of surviving global warming, but it also undercuts our civilization itself, since that civilization rests in large measure on those two forces.
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"The basic question of the speech is are we as a civilization confident enough in our own values to defense and preserve our civilization," the official said.
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One argument — known as the "cradle of civilization" argument — was that people who came from the region where Christianity and Western civilization originated should be deemed white.
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And it allows us to convince ourselves that we're actually advancing civilization when, in reality, we're destroying the very things that make civilization possible in the first place.
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His Steam clock says he's put 1,261 hours into Civilization V and 744 hours into Civilization VI. He's experimented with modding, but he only shared with his family.
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"Civilization requires energy but energy use must not destroy civilization," the pope told top oil company executives at the end of a two-day conference in the Vatican.
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Sid Meier's Civilization V: Complete Back in 2016, Mark Zuckerberg penned a Facebook post about how the strategy game Civilization helped him land on studying engineering at school.
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Today developer Firaxis announced that Civilization VI will be launching on PC on October 21st, making it the first main entry in the series since Civilization V in 2010.
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"We wanted to give a slightly more playful look to it," Busatti says of the changes from the more realistic Civilization V and the sci-fi Civilization: Beyond Earth.
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At a meeting with oil executives last year, Francis said the world must convert to clean fuel, telling them: "Civilization requires energy but energy use must not destroy civilization".
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We humans of the Anthropocene Era, inhabitants of a global capitalist civilization built on fossil fuels, slavery and genocide, are used to living with the fruits of that civilization.
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Civilization VI, the popular civilization-building game, is coming to the PS4 and Xbox One on November 22nd, marking latest major console port after the Switch launch last year.
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Unless we take meaningful steps to implement an organic and cooperative planetary civilization — one based on the central truth of human "oneness" — there will be no civilization at all.
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We can't restore our civilization with somebody else's babies," King wrote, including a cartoon of Wilders using his finger to plug a hole in a wall that reads "Western civilization.
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We need to defend it furiously because it's a threat to civilization, not just for Poland but for the entire Europe, for the entire civilization that is based on Christianity.
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Arago's flagship HIRO AI product plays Freeciv, a free civilization building simulation that's based on the popular and long-lived Sid Meier's Civilization series of games – and it's getting more skilled.
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We can't restore our civilization with somebody else's babies," King wrote in a tweet on Sunday with a cartoon depicting Wilders plugging a hole in a wall that reads "Western civilization.
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Thinking hard about what kinds of civilization we might be able to talk to ends up making us think even harder about what kind of civilization we want to be ourselves.
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" "The understanding that a third world war could be the end of civilization should restrain us from taking extreme steps on the international arena that are highly dangerous for modern civilization.
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" He added: "Outside of Western civilization is only barbarism.
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" The piece, he says, speaks to "Civilization in ruin!
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" Go deeper: "It's our roots, our history, our civilization.
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If you've ever considered diving into a Civilization game, Civ VI is the best point of entry since Civilization Revolution was released on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and mobile devices in 2008.
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We should hope that's true because otherwise if civilization stops advancing, that could be due to some calamitous event that erases civilization, so maybe we should be hopeful this is a simulation.
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Selfishness may be essential to civilization, but that only raises the question of whether a civilization so out of step with our evolved nature makes sense for the human beings within it.
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To that end, that idea feels to me like the beginning of civilization is at stake, this new civilization they want to build rather than live this strange half-life serving a despot.
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And only by framing the challenge appropriately — as not just a civilization-level challenge but also a civilization-transforming opportunity — are we likely to do what it takes to get to the destination.
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However, the ever-shrinking play area should push players faster than a traditional game of Civilization VI. Civilization VI's Red Death mode is now available as part of the free September 2019 update.
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Civilization is a sticky term, one we associate with humans.
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And for the most part,* Civilization VI* isn't any different.
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At one point she even destroyed an entire alien civilization.
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And the first signs of civilization arose from the ashes.
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No— it would have been an outright affront to civilization.
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This was the stuff of civilization, of parley and sanctuary.
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A symbol of hope, it separates civilization from the unknown.
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The war of civilization against barbarism had only just begun.
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Civilization VI: Gathering Storm is available February 14th on PC.
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I love Civilization games and they are basically never bad.
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In Civilization VI, improvements will expand cities to adjacent tiles.
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Caffeine has been a boon for civilization, Michael Pollan says.
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The morals that held society together disintegrate, and civilization unravels.
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What hope for a civilization that gave up on books?
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No balm in gilliad for Irish human beings under '[civilization].
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The deserted civilization is much more than an archaeological marvel.
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"I think civilization depends on this election," she told PEOPLE.
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Greece and Italy are the cradle of the European civilization.
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It's almost a perfect place for a new human civilization.
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I think this is a problem at a civilization scale.
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They fly over civilization, spreading the following pattern of destruction.
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When playing Civilization VI it ran nearly four times faster.
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Why might a civilization choose to wrap itself in invisibility?
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These things happen in different places, in the same civilization.
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Or maybe part of a civilization in the Upside Down?
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But these are some fairly big contributions to modern civilization.
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I don't think these headsets are going to end civilization.
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"Toilet civilization has a long way to go in China."
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Civilization VI: Rise and Fall will be out on Feb.
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We are talking about history of civilization being wiped out.
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However, others are too far removed from civilization to combat.
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Where mad spectacle once was king, now we had civilization.
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But first, I must become a citizen of galactic civilization.
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And hope for civilization to win, even among the barbarians.
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Dystopian narratives, after all, rarely depict the destruction of civilization
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Civilization VI is out on Windows PC on October 21st.
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Eventually, unchecked climate change could have consequences for civilization itself.
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"our civilization", and "our borders" from attackers, echoing the coded
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Mummification old as the oldest documented civilization and practiced globally.
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Less eye contact could change the course of human civilization.
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But being so far from civilization was not without danger.
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"The police are the last line of civilization," he said.
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Affordable, abundant, reliable energy is the lifeblood of modern civilization.
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"I want to see the American civilization strengthened," King said.
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She grew up in the center of an ancient civilization.
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" And he praised white men for "creating civilization and stuff.
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Manuel Duarte's costume was inspired by the ancient Mayan civilization.
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" He added: "Our Judeo-Christian ethic is what is civilization.
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To them, it was an artifact from a lost civilization.
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Once more, we're putting at risk the survival of civilization.
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I slowly swiped it on, submerging myself back into civilization.
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Civilization is at last turning green, albeit only pale green.
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But the future of human civilization would certainly be jeopardized.
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As my long trip proved, Antarctica is remote from civilization.
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"It's about the body, punk rock, and civilization," Birch says.
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What does Lady Gaga have in common with ancient civilization?
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Civilization will continue to invade the vast wilderness of Alaska.
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He earned a master's degree in American civilization at Harvard.
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It feels a bit like you're watching civilization itself unfold.
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Which makes sense for a huge show about civilization unfolding.
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Civility is not a sign of weakness, but of civilization.
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In fact, it may spell ultimate doom for the civilization.
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"Cultivation" means commitment to culture, to civility, to civilization itself.
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Isn't this video just the video our trash civilization deserves?
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The great thing is it's not that far from civilization.
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But none of those brought civilization close to its knees.
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Callimachi: So they're looking for this clash with Western civilization.
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But this is not the end of society or civilization.
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It was spooky to be alone so far from civilization.
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What can and should be saved is Western (Christian) civilization.
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It is poison and it is tearing our civilization apart.
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Yet every civilization carries a mystery, or several, within it.
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His latest book is Global Crossings: Immigration, Civilization and America.
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We're the most advanced civilization the world has ever known.
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Update, 7AM ET: Added mention of Civilization VI's similar functionality.
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And this may destroy our civilization and even our species.
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St. Benedict did not set out to save Western civilization.
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It's an existential threat to both civilization and life itself.
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" He later added: "This is a great day for civilization.
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Civilization has finally come to Deadwood, but nothing's really changed.
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His research suggests that inequality is inextricably linked to civilization.
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"The Internet is the great masterpiece of civilization," she says.
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What would happen to our economy, our government, our civilization?
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They were the last bastion of civilization during the Dark Ages, and the monks on the Skellig Islands—on the far, far west coast of Ireland—were the people who basically kept civilization alive.
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For those new to Civilization, a few basics: The game is a turn-based civilization building and management simulation, which puts you in the role of an era-spanning, unnaturally long-lived society leader.
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Within that time, because of dark energy, space would continue to expand enough to isolate a civilization, and such a civilization would also have to figure out how to build a Dyson sphere, Hooper said .
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I felt myself surrounded by this massive cradle of dead civilization or never civilization and the movement of it all as we approached the gray steam-shooting mass of Orpheus 1 was almost too much.
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How the resources of our "Meatspace" civilization would increasingly become inputs and raw material for the creation and improvement of a digital civilization ("Bitworld"), gradually sucking all of humanity into the Matrix in the process.
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A type 2 civilization would have control over the energy of its host star, and a type 3 civilization would have free reign to use the energy of its host galaxy as it saw fit.
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These are major centers of civilization that have been lovingly restored.
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Newt: "I first talked about [saving civilization] in August of 1958."
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"You've played 79 hours [of Civilization VI]," my computer tells me.
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"We can't restore our civilization with somebody else's babies," King tweeted.
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He's searching the ruins of this old civilization for a cure.
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This will be the destruction of civilization as we know it!
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He called Russia's nuclear weapons guardian angels that protected Orthodox Civilization.
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Seth once resided in a lost civilization named Lumania, "he" said.
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"This is a great day for civilization," Trump proclaimed on Twitter.
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To us, the Indus Civilization is as mysterious as its symbols.
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Austin: Right but– Patrick: Pre even this instance of civilization right?
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After all, late night Civilization 5 isn't going to play itself.
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That "work" has been an essential economic component since civilization began.
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Sort of a "Take This Civilization and Shove It" starter kit.
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That company will showcase "Mafia III" and "Sid Meier's Civilization VI".
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They should be—all of human civilization rested on their shoulders.
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They escaped and made it through the jungle back to civilization.
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Civilization VI is getting a surprise release on the iPhone today.
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For everyone else, Civilization VI on the iPhone won't come cheap.
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It won't sterilize the planet, but it might topple Western civilization.
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It may someday be remembered as the pinnacle of Western civilization.
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The bus showed up as scheduled and I returned to civilization.
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Where did any other sub-group of people contribute to civilization?
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"Was it possible there was a civilization on Mars?" asked Rep.
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But will the threat to Western civilization cease at that point?
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Finally, Civilization VI adds a religious victory for the first time.
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It's possible the absence of the river helped the fledgling civilization.
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Her generation oversaw the greatest industrial growth of any civilization anywhere.
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The birthplace of civilization is waiting to begin a new renaissance.
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Woods shows that the line between civilization and wilderness is artificial
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"There are four legs supporting the table of civilization," he says.
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MONEY CHANGES EVERYTHINGHow Finance Made Civilization Possible By William N. GoetzmannIllustrated.
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The "Western civilization" we choose says a lot about our politics.
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A civilization that might – perhaps -- even be worthy of our grandchildren.
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"We can't restore our civilization with somebody else's babies," King wrote.
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English novelists could save civilization from the so-called barbarians. The
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Cars were a great idea until they started to destroy civilization.
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Nadella has tried to bring a little civilization to the place.
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The great achievements of civilization have not come from government bureaus.
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"Energy and Civilization" explores how fuel has shaped society throughout history.
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It's time to run down the aisle and save Western civilization.
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It's the end of civilization, and it's also business as usual.
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The final factor was the average lifetime of a technological civilization.
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Naipaul is recognized in India for his writings on Hindu civilization.
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The Egyptian people are a proud people with an extraordinary civilization.
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Some researchers have suggested an advanced alien civilization is to blame.
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"Civilization begins with distillation," said William Faulkner, a writer and drinker.
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We have to live in a civilization, and work in workplaces.
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We are a civilization now where there is no more ideology.
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What have the demands of modern civilization done to the individual?
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We must stop blaming America and defend America and civilization itself.
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To the goals and ambitions that are vital to our civilization.
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Civilization itself is an attempt to protect us from this feeling.
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The symbiotic bond between people and canines, however, may predate civilization.
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The only remaining artifacts of civilization are malls and miniature golf.
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Meanwhile, climate change continues to threaten the stability of human civilization.
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AI is a fundamental risk to the existence of human civilization.
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In Rome, you are surrounded by the ruins of a civilization.
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I don't recall French civilization feeling so important in my lifetime.
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Our relationship with them predates the written word, agriculture and civilization.
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But your desire to build a civilization on Mars is premature.
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An honest, fair, and kindhearted people will sustain a new civilization.
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You can't have a lasting civilization without plenty of pleasant vices.
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At one point, the written word was going to destroy civilization.
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" (January 2019) * "We can't restore our civilization with somebody else's babies.
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It seemed to them like the wheels were coming off civilization.
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That selective intolerance is among the things we mean by civilization.
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These sites may hold insights into the origins of Maya civilization.
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It seems like a passage left behind by a lost civilization.
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And that's what what being a spacefaring civilization is all about.
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Civilization is thus deprived of intellectual work by half the population.
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It is what stands between civilization and barbarism, democracy and despotism.
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The eternal war between subconscious desires and the demands of civilization?
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You see them indoctrinated, the passage from one civilization to another.
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Cement makes concrete possible, and concrete makes our entire civilization possible.
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Mexican archeologists don't know much about that aspect of the civilization.
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But skimping on the survival of human civilization isn't an option.
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WALLSA History of Civilization in Blood and BrickDavid Frye320 pp. Scribner.
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Opinion How did Donald Trump come to speak for Western civilization?
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But many readers took Western civilization to be an unalloyed virtue.
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From that sublime vantage, he surveys the remains of human civilization.
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It's from the Moche civilization in what is now northern Peru.
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Civilization 6 is very different and much better than its predecessors.
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I've been playing Civilization since the game's first incarnation in 63.
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To say that colonization is part of civilization is not reactionary.
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And we're draining the civil out of civilization every single day.
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Luke Muehlhauser is a researcher who studies risks to human civilization.
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It's something totally a question of society, a question of civilization.
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" He then added that, "We should hope that's true because otherwise if civilization stops advancing, that could be due to some calamitous event that erases civilization, so maybe we should be hopeful this is a simulation.
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Last year's Civilization: Beyond Earth was a bit of a disappointment because it wasn't different enough and didn't capitalize on its science-fiction themes, but it was still good in the way that Civilization games are good.
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Her obelisks look like ritual artifacts left behind by an ancient civilization.
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At some point before the 1700s, however, this civilization experienced a collapse.
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But Civilization VI wasn't the most interesting new 4X game of 2016.
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"[H]e will transform civilization as we know it," deGrasse Tyson says.
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What Usama Bin Laden hope to provoke was a war of civilization.
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Her paintings transmit a profound conception of the interconnectedness of human civilization.
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"This would be an incredible civilization," said Bezos of his space colonies.
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What has been sold to us as civilization…it is not civilized.
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I set out to tell the history of women in Western civilization.
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"I think space is the next frontier of our civilization," he said.
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That's why civilization exists, so those few people can exercise incredible techniques.
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It isn't just another "tool" that someone could use to destroy civilization.
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And that's a direct threat to the foundations of our current civilization.
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Cortical stacks are made of metals left behind by an alien civilization.
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It's not the end of civilization as we know it, I promise.
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But this is the cost of being the final remnant of civilization.
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Because the question isn't "What bad things did Western civilization do" alone.
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We've not been because, well, it's a two day walk from civilization.
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"I remember thinking we had just separated ourselves from civilization," Cole said.
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It's like we're erasing a century of progress for humanity, for civilization.
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A hugely important, civilization-level conversation — millions of people in a week.
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If a future Mars civilization has telenovelas, they might look like this.
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It would mean the end of human civilization in its current form.
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In fact, they boast that they are not in step with civilization.
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Civilization VI continues that honorable tradition, striking balance between fresh and familiar.
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Civilization VI "unstacks" your towns, allowing them to expand across your territory.
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Farming, responsible for the birth of civilization, could now help save it.
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Yes. Is it the end of modern civilization as the GOP predicts?
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This is going to be really important at a civilization-level scale.
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For Beach, the unpredictability is what makes Civilization such a winning experience.
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Where did any other sub-group of people contribute more to civilization?
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Each Civilization game starts you off with a settler and a soldier.
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Rise and Fall also tweaks Civilization VI's diplomatic landscape with new Emergencies.
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One of those hard choices is this: If human civilization is to
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And wouldn't a nuclear war result in the end of human civilization?
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There's this uncomfortable family history to every country, every civilization on Earth.
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We are part of the peoples, history, spirit, and civilization of Europe.
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"civilization" was the part of America they had colonized, pockets they had
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Taxation is not a symbol of civilization, social togetherness, or enlightened cooperation.
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And so they set about remaking European civilization in their own image.
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" He added, "Inequality is the natural outcome of a successful, advancing civilization.
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It's not fine to surrender an entire civilization to one financial principle.
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By making the AI smarter, it's also made Civilization V more difficult.
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How has the Nigerian 'heathen' borne up under the process of civilization?
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Once the exploitation machine called civilization was running, it was self-perpetuating.
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The concept of European civilization has at least some measure of coherence.
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After which, they safely departed for civilization — and even more birthday celebrations.
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"The freedom to speak is the basis of our civilization," he added.
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For one horrifying moment I thought it was the end of civilization.
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And based on values enshrined in Western civilization and in our Constitution.
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"We're not going to argue the history of civilization," Mr. Hayes said.
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Israel trip will create a lifelong relationship with the Jewish civilization on
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Finally, we are experiencing the warmest period in the history of civilization.
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MONEY CHANGES EVERYTHING: How Finance Made Civilization Possible, by William N. Goetzmann.
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"They put civilization and traditional families at risk of destruction," he said.
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We felt like we were defending the last remnants of Western civilization.
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There is talk of a threat to "European civilization" — read Christian Europe.
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Either we choose to go on as a civilization or we don't.
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"I'll admit that 'Energy and Civilization' is not easy reading, " writes Gates.
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And they were made by an ancient civilization of microbes, not people.
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We know other such powerful words: Government, Corporation, Faith, Civilization, Culture, Nation.
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That doesn't mean there was any kind of civilization on Mars, however.
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Civilization enters a dark age in its practical understanding of our planet.
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Everybody should read Nile Valley Contributions to Civilization by Anthony T. Browder.
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Earthquakes are among the most destructive phenomena human civilization contends with, obviously.
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Perhaps this star has a civilization-filled planet just like ours, right?
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This harsh self-criticism was the mainstream voice that defined American civilization.
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So, you could at least enjoy a nice view as civilization implodes.
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The Schurkes have spent most of their lives getting away from civilization.
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Mock the "SJW campus snowflakes" that you fear will end Western civilization.
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Never again, each civilization tells itself, when we pause to look back.
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It's what civilization looks like as it approaches the brink of extinction.
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It is the only goal that makes sense for humanity and civilization.
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What destroyed this civilization was apparently deforestation in the 1500s and 1600s.
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"Civilization," of course, would collapse a year later when Hitler invaded Poland.
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" A.I. could be the "worst event in the history of our civilization.
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Her works feels somehow ancient, like artifacts from some forgotten, ancient civilization.
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"Western civilization isn't simply dying," the co-founder, John Allen, once said.
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A native Parisian might explore the remnants of Roman civilization in Croatia.
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The story reminds us how thin the crust of civilization really is.
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If Western civilization hangs in the balance, how do we save it?
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We built this incredible alliance that fought for the future of civilization.
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In a monotone, she appealed to European values of reason, democracy, civilization.
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Evidence shows that these people were ritually sacrificed by the Inca civilization.
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But it is not just civilization and Homo sapiens that face catastrophe.
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A civilization of our scale will always have effects on the biosphere.
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But climate change isn't just killing people; it may well kill civilization.
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"Adventure and excitement are the two things missing from civilization," he said.
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Epidemics, plagues, and pandemics have been around since the dawn of civilization.
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"They are born into segregated communities, far from civilization," Mr. Ravasz said.
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And that means there might be one powerful signal for each civilization.
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And we must bring all of it to bear to advance civilization.
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Rejecting that truth, he said, would lead to the collapse of civilization.
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"Civilization depends on cement and steel—our roads, travel, everything," Gross says.
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"We want to express what the Iraqi civilization means," Mr. Rahim said.
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Terrified of the scene, Jonas ran away from camp and towards civilization.
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Nature didn't interest them as much as civilization and its inhabitants did.
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A detail of "Kneeling Dignitary," Middle Niger civilization, Mali, 12th-14th century.
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The truth is that Aboriginal people are the oldest civilization on earth.
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What a miracle of organization and civilization that hospital seemed to me.
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The authoritarianism and plutocracy underscoring Trumpism is as old as civilization itself.
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I am the single greatest journalist in the history of western civilization.
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National Asteroid Day functions to warn people that asteroids might destroy civilization.
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They are the pyramids of our civilization, permanent monuments of our existence.
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By negotiating this territory, she serves as a guide through contemporary civilization.
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Civilization 6's religion system is like Gods and Kings on steroids.
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One problem—Philip's missionaries had already converted every city in my civilization.
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The game was a symbol of intelligence in western civilization for centuries.
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That's possibly one of the biggest mistakes in the history of civilization.
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The University of Oxford's Richard Dawkins, famous for his advocacy of Darwin's theory of evolution as well as his disbelief in God and religions, nonetheless has suggested that human civilization may have been seeded by an alien civilization.
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It was then more common for the thinkers associated with this movement to speak of the mandate to preserve a "Christian civilization"—but some more careful scholars adopted the broader term "Judeo-Christian" to stand for Western civilization.
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Then, you have the beginning of civilization: heartbeat, laughter, footsteps, the first tools.
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And civilization was doing the same thing at the time in the West.
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"France is not the enemy of any people, religion or civilization" he said.
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More specifically, how beef threatens to destroy the very existence of human civilization.
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"This plays into their core narrative of a clash of civilization," he noted.
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Berger had treasured that book, a massive 500-year history of Western civilization.
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Human civilization happened because something reversed a cooling trend about 20,000 years ago.
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Unsullied by colonization, it is the most technically advanced civilization in the world.
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Life's winners have been telling stories about why they're special since civilization began.
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Global temperature rise above 2 degrees wouldn't mean the imminent collapse of civilization.
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There is one way to be a productive citizen in Cadabra's domed civilization.
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He says the bloc has imperiled Europe's Christian civilization by allowing mass immigration.
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We are not in Europe, with its intellectual, cultural, civilization and human advancement.
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This pre-Columbian civilization is estimated to have peaked some 1,200 years ago.
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There they become stranded and begin a trek on foot to reach civilization.
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But these things take a long, long time to filter through into civilization.
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Civilization in England has collapsed due to an economic crisis and climate change.
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We are all embedded in a civilization that wreaks havoc on the planet.
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Civilization will topple, and famine and natural disasters will pick off the survivors.
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Where do some people conclude that climate change might swallow up civilization itself?
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For instance, man-made climate change threatens the very survival of our civilization.
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"This luxury of civilization will eventually be gone and we'll struggle," he says.
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I had more time to appreciate the importance of human experience and civilization.
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After all, there are some aspects of civilization that are less than civilized.
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The truth is, we as a civilization depend on each other to survive.
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I've said to them, you cannot rebuild your civilization with somebody else's babies.
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The Teotihuacan Spider Woman was a goddess of the Pre-Columbian Teotihuacan civilization.
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It is a living time capsule of the culture for an entire civilization.
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And the blood-splattered depiction of civilization isn't even the half of it.
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He describes how every encounter with Gandhi in Civilization brought out his worst.
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There is no evidence yet that this signal comes from an alien civilization.
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Some say it's us from the future, others say it's an underground civilization.
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I'm an unrepentant slut who wants to destroy Western civilization with my vagina.
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They're named after the ancient civilization that lived in the region: the Nazca.
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It is a feat that will define our civilization in a thousand years.
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Meaning, we're looking at unprecedented change, what is essentially the restructuring of civilization.
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Light, color, and beauty arrive side-by-side with the detritus of civilization.
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Civilization VI restores an important feature that was cut from the last entry.
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Religion has long played a varied, but important role in the Civilization series.
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There were no signs of civilization around them and snow was falling hard.
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The alternative is to become a spacefaring civilization and a multi-planetary species.
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Civilization V is widely considered to be the best in Firaxis Games' series.
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Civilization leaders and the diplomacy of dealing with them have evolved as well.
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In every new Civilization game, Firaxis tweaks the ways you'll conquer the world.
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You don't want barbarians or an enemy civilization to capture or kill it.
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In previous Civilization games, players had to tediously task workers to build roads.
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They went on to build a highly advanced civilization furthering education and science.
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The Valley is like the cradle of civilization for startups and technology companies.
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The enemy never ceased its relentless assault on that small outpost of civilization.
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It's a chill way to enjoy a quick game of Civilization by proxy.
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At long last, the first big expansion pack for Civilization VI is incoming.
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We've had what he called an alphabetic civilization for more than 2 millennia.
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Iraq was the cradle of civilization and is a land of natural beauty.
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They appear to represent the very breakdown of civilization on the field. 2.
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Only time will tell how that'll actually play out in Civilization V, though.
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For the sake of civilization they must all be disabused of this belief.
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Even though his wife is dying, he refuses to bring her to civilization.
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The last time I played Civilization VI, at E3, China needed more crabs.
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Colonization coded as the gift of civilization remains an entrenched defense of colonialism.
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What skills do astronauts need generally to set up a civilization in space?
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Read: Trump's Ghostwriter Thinks His Presidency Could Lead to the 'End of Civilization'
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To give a sense of scale, that's longer than human civilization has existed.
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" In 2628, he tweeted, "We can't restore our civilization with somebody else's babies.
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To them, we were wonderful, and, very possibly, the end of their civilization.
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Such a system would remove the spectre of thermonuclear war from human civilization.
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It just takes a civilization that condones it, or turns a blind eye.
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Not one of the top 50 colleges mandate one semester of Western Civilization.
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Pinker, too, finds that people are afraid for civilization but hopeful about themselves.
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We should be optimistic about civilization but neutral about our own future happiness.
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To begin with, we should all thank him for helping save Western civilization.
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Civilization has survived, even to the point of sustaining groaningly bad academic puns.
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It stems from a worldview that sees Western Civilization as fragile and besieged.
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"This practice is disgusting," one user wrote in the Civilization VI Steam forum.
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Dark Planet was this sweet little civilization sorta game from the early 2000s.
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"Emergence" makes one feel that the effort of constructing civilization is completely futile.
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To create was to fight fascism and reclaim the very fabric of civilization.
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Why do we care — as a species and a civilization — about this stuff?
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"Our civilization will have to move somewhere [to survive long-term]," Loeb said.
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Mr. Xi interjected, saying that China had the longest continuous civilization in history.
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It's a young and improvising state resting atop an ancient and profound civilization.
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Of course, the pipes are not conjured as a symbol of modern civilization.
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Meanwhile back at the edge of the pampas, in civilization, are the gauleiters.
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The Kremlin actually painted the effort as a victory of civilization over barbarity.
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"The values and principles that sustain our civilization are under siege," she said.
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You need to maintain a recognition that you are still part of civilization.
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"Turkish school students are currently taught to value Western civilization," the report said.
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Trump did not say anything significant about Islam as a religion and civilization.
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During that time the culture and civilization of the American Indian was destroyed.
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He criticized Sharia law, which he said was created for a nomadic civilization.
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"AI is a fundamental risk to the existence of human civilization," he added.
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The Umbrella Movement was the first battle in the clash of Chinese civilization.
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He believes that it will heal not only him but civilization at large.
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" France faced "a choice of civilization" — either uncontrolled immigration "or recovering our home.
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" Last year, King tweeted, "We can't restore our civilization with somebody else's babies.
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Certainly, much of American civilization was built on the backs of human property.
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The United States and human civilization will be the better, should he succeed.
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Dikötter's originality is that he counts crimes against civilization alongside crimes against humanity.
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And make no mistake of the importance of this to the American civilization.
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Either we could go extinct or have some permanent collapse of our civilization.
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"The culture of Islam is preserved here because of Hindu civilization," he said.
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As human civilization evolved, so did people's worship of humanlike gods, Aslan says.
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Our legal system is one of the most impressive feats of Western civilization.
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More beings from the First Civilization showed up, raising ancient fights between them.
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Prior to modern civilization, this rate was between one to five a year.
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They're dropped off and they don't know how to get back to civilization.
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A super sophisticated, technologically advanced alien civilization would likely leave more reliable traces.
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"The way I've put it is a global disruption of civilization," Karnofsky says.
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And funding heritage allows other countries to pose as the saviors of civilization.
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" Hopkins has also taken to promoting appearances by white nationalists like America's Jared Taylor, whose despicable views, as the SPLC has documented, include writing that, "When blacks are left entirely to their own devices, Western civilization -- any kind of civilization -- disappears.
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I defend American civilization, which is an essential component of western civilization," King said, adding that "I regret the heartburn that has poured forth upon this Congress and this country and especially in my state and in my congressional district.
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Human civilization is likely the only advanced civilization in the "observable Universe, " finds a study from the the Future of Humanity Institute (FHI) at Oxford University — and that's why it's so important that humans build civilizations in space, says Elon Musk.
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How they transitioned to settling down in large cities and what role the Olmec civilization, which preceded the Maya, played in the founding of the Maya civilization are the big questions that Dr. Inomata and Dr. Triadan are seeking to answer.
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The base game of Civilization VI will cost $59.99, but Take-Two will also being Rise and Fall and Gathering Storm DLCs (sold together in a separate bundle, which will also include 18 new civilization leaders) for an additional $49.99.
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Mr. Bass wanted the money to be used to create a Western civilization curriculum.
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In this heart of civilization, I like to just remember where we come from.
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A strong early start and an expansive empire make the Aztecs a feared civilization.
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"Without a doubt (climate change) is a huge threat to human civilization," he said.
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And we want to have good relationships with Europe, our fellow western civilization countries.
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If Ramadan loses its sanctity and safety in the West, what remains of civilization?
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A rising tide may lift all boats, but it is hell for coastal civilization.
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This is our moment of reckoning as a society and as a civilization itself.
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This distance makes it practically impossible for an alien civilization to detect our satellites.
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Coming back to civilization after so many years at war wasn't easy for him.
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With rapid global warming already underway, human civilization has to prepare for extreme weather.
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I think it's one of the biggest public health success stories of our civilization.
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At times there's a vague semblance of past civilization, but clearly overrun for ages.
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The game gets pretty, but with practice you too can destroy civilization for basketball.
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" According to Rohrer, that meta-challenge is about exploring "the mystery of human civilization.
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"It really sort of takes you away from our current modern civilization," Azevedo said.
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It was amazing to think about the longevity of the by-products of civilization.
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The alternative is to become a space-bearing civilization and a multi-planet species.
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If you showed me an extraterrestrial signal from a civilization, I would be surprised.
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Yes, although war is a factor of human civilization and has been for millennia.
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Anyone who knows anything about White Walkers is concerned with the future of civilization.
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Since the dawn of civilization, humans have cut down 46 percent of all trees.
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Or we figure out how to build a technologically advanced civilization with clean industries.
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Breath of the Wild is set amidst the ruins of a once-great civilization.
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Historians explore older methods of sustainable living, from Ancient Greece to the Mayan Civilization.
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According to him, modern civilization is a thin varnish, and it'll wear off eventually.
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You can have fun playing Civilization Revolution or Words With Friends on your tablet.
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Through the early 19th century, civilization as a whole was essentially hand to mouth.
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The ethos of startup culture could serve as a blueprint for civilization-destroying AIs.
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Any one of the technologies listed here has the potential to reshape our civilization.
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They discover remnants of an alien civilization and what appear to be alien eggs.
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Cloud computing and the Internet of Things (IoT) embody vast promise for advancing civilization.
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Let's not kid ourselves and think of us as an old and matured civilization.
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Seems like a dangerous violation of the moral code on which our civilization rests.
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Quick, which ahead-of-the curve ancient civilization was the first to develop beer?
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In this version, civilization — and all its threats — is a much more significant theme.
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And "Civilization VI" brings back the incredibly popular strategy series in glorious addictive fashion.
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His goal is to create a sanctuary, off-planet, for the preservation of civilization.
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Then there's the third option, which is the total collapse of an extraterrestrial civilization.
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Indeed, it might be the kind of event that changes the course of civilization.
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It seems likely that any advanced civilization would be aware of this simple method.
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"Every civilization was built off the back of a disposable workforce," Leto's character says.
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The Island of Dragonflies seems to document the remnants of a mysteriously abandoned civilization.
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So it's really hard for us to predict what another civilization might be like.
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"In many ways technology has been a constant throughout civilization," Foster told Sustainable Energy.
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Horses, on the other hand, literally held up human civilization for thousands of years.
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More than dollars, the NEA represents a civilization that values critical and creative thought.
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"Wine is central to civilization as we know it in the West," Batiuk added.
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There are four core victory conditions in Civilization VI: domination, science, culture, and religious.
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" Fonseca refused to cut VAT on bullfights, saying: "It is a matter of civilization.
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We share the pain but we also thank you for this gift to civilization.
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Average time, in milliseconds, to render a frame in Civilization VI. Lower is better.
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Shane, in case you're unfamiliar, ruminates on the incompatibility of open violence with civilization.
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" Kasich also addressed the ISIS threat, which he called "a threat to all civilization.
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We quickly forget about them and treat them as a definitive acquisition of civilization.
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Mind your feet, dropping (indie) names faster than these kitties can destroy human civilization.
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The far edge of civilization, the Arctic Ocean, was only a dozen miles away.
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"I'm back in civilization," reads the subject line of Will Beeley's email to me.
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Whereas it seems that almost any sufficiently advanced civilization could run virtual reality simulations.
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We'll probably never know whether an extraterrestrial civilization ever listens to the golden record.
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"No civilization has survived where there is only rich and poor," Ms. Wilsey said.
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"Under what circumstances could climate change cause a collapse of global civilization?" he said.
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" Simply contemptible "White nationalist, white supremacist, Western civilization — how did that language become offensive?
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Much of the human civilization built up over thousands of years would be obliterated.
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From "Foundation," Musk learned that every civilization — including our own — will one day falter.
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His hope is to get as far as possible from civilization and its savagery.
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Artemis can usher in a richer, more peaceful human civilization than the current one.
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The study put forth four scenarios that a civilization could follow as it develops.
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Botanical medicine, Quave learned, not only predates civilization — it is older than humanity itself.
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It might be covered over by 500 generations of civilization, but it's not destroyed.
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These substances have been with us for most, if not all, of human civilization.
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No other weapon has the power to level entire cities, or indeed threaten civilization.
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To stand on this land is to stand within the cradle of Western civilization.
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Why was putting Trump into Civilization interesting enough to devote so much time to?
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Cora and I had one last item on our agenda before returning to civilization.
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By 1600, only five or six million survivors of this once expansive civilization remained.
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"Our civilization has only been evolving for tens of thousands of years," said Manchester.
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"It is a harsh satire in its own right on contemporary civilization," he notes.
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Say goodbye to civilization, because it probably can't survive a decade-long global famine.
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We are putting nothing less than the stability of human civilization on the line.
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Officials say it will be the world's largest museum devoted to a single civilization.
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Still, he managed to declare mayday, and somehow my father steered away from civilization.
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Headlines may portend the collapse of Western civilization, but the black hole doesn't care.
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What recommendations might Elon Musk give to the leaders of the imaginary Venus civilization?
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The first step as a civilization is to recognize that we have a problem.
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Paul Krugman and David Brooks on this moment in the history of world civilization.
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Paris was born on this island, and so, in a sense, was French civilization.
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Here's a look at the many ways Johnson's characters have helped keep civilization intact.
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It's among the oldest surviving works of Western civilization, from before literature was literature.
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Necessary for what is always left to the imagination — the continuation of civilization, maybe.
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There's more behind the stability than the sun, family, remittances and civilization I mentioned.
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No, literally: The rain carries a virus that wipes out almost all of civilization.
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These little deaths are part of the grand bargain of living in a civilization.
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Had the Irish gotten the vote because of, or in spite of, English civilization?
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But he misunderstands what Western civilization, or at least the United States, is about.
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It's a masterpiece in the way he depicts the scene and appropriates Western civilization.
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The waterways of the West now exist as monuments to an ambitious desert civilization.
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Human beings shifting the course of their global civilization on a dime is possible.
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Some told me it was a difficult transition from nature to civilization and back.
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The Yellow River is considered the cradle of China's civilization — but also its sorrow.
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I would say unequivocally that I see Islam as fundamentally incompatible with Western civilization.
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The Moche civilization, which once ruled the northern coast of Peru, was highly sophisticated.
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Biological evolution is very slow, but civilization, culture, society and technology evolve relatively fast.
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"Cole argued that the medieval period was the height of civilization," Ms. Bassett said.
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Movies like Contagion make a new virus seem like the dramatic collapse of civilization.
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" It would see "the death of industrialization and the rise of a new civilization.
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Additionally, they conserve and pass down the body of knowledge upon which civilization rests.
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How did we, as a civilization, become so inured to these levels of destruction?
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And right-wing commentators make a point of defending Western civilization against liberal criticism.
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All that, and man buns became a thing, portending the decline of Western civilization.
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Civilization intrudes on Rike's seclusion when a man's voice begins squawking on her radio.
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Science illuminates our civilization, making it better, opening paths to improve the human condition.
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In another, a couple finds a lost civilization in the back of their freezer.
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Two great Silicon Valley techies, sort-of feuding over the future of human civilization.
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Today we have this civilization that seems to be making some kind of progress.
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I like a challenge, and trying to win Civilization with a civilization that is in many ways handicapped can be fun at times, just like trying to win when there is [a] wild card AI that loves nukes can also be entertaining.
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"The understanding that a third world war could be the end of civilization should restrain us from taking extreme steps on the international arena that are highly dangerous for modern civilization," Putin said during his annual question and answer session with Russian citizens.
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" During the same August interview, King said that an increasing number of people are concerned that "Western Civilization is on the decline" similar to remarks King was criticized for last year, when he tweeted "We can't restore our civilization with somebody else's babies.
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To him, Georgia is "the edge of civilization," and St. Petersburg where the family belongs.
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"We are in the midst of a civilization-warping crisis of public trust," Republican Sen.
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The strong, brave souls that will stay will become a civilization of its own design.
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The terrorists wish to destroy this civilization of co-existence by spreading anti-Muslim hatred.
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NAFTALI: So, the two of them bonded because they both recognized a threat to civilization.
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By their acts they have not only rejected civilization but also declared war on it.
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" In 393, he wrote on Twitter, "We can't restore our civilization with somebody else's babies.
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Perhaps their civilization is older than ours and has had more time to populate it.
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For example, a civilization wrapped within a Dyson shell would not have a detectable CEB.
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Countries would co-sign a yearly treaty to be a part of the Mars civilization.
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The finding also could rewrite the history of a key grain in the ancient civilization.
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It's also possible for a civilization to over farm, overhunt, and completely ruin its environment.
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That goes for civilization in general, of course, since you're probably not living past 120.
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"Eating animals has been a key feature of the history of human civilization," she said.
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Musk doesn't just want to go to Mars: He wants to build a civilization there.
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We were able to drive him out of the desert, at least—back towards civilization.
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Clocking in at about 5,000 years, China is the longest continuous civilization in the world.
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So what interest would an extraterrestrial civilization have in building such a massive, powerful device?
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We've got 22019 — we've got 1.993,21.99 — complicated issues that are very material to our civilization.
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I think that in our time, our civilization, we can get to a place where.
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They also leave many people fearful about the future of the planet and our civilization.
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In fact, civilization probably won't even reach the peak of its carbon emissions until 2030.
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I was devastated by the IPCC's 2018 report on the collapse of civilization, of course.
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When you're far from civilization, it can be impossible to carry important medication with you.
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They called themselves as the Group for Research and Study of European Civilization, or GRECE.
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GAM believes that the new discovery could help archaeologists better understand the ancient Mayan civilization.
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"White nationalist, white supremacist, Western civilization—how did that language become offensive?" he blithely asked.
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If something could take out an intergalactic civilization like that, what chance will humanity have?
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Renewables might not be able to produce enough surplus energy to maintain a complex civilization.
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Humans have colonized other planets, discovered the remnants of an alien civilization, and conquered death.
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Click here to view original GIFAll things must come to an end, including human civilization.
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Take a walk in the mountains far from civilization and your lungs will thank you.
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The Maya civilization, then, declined in different ways in different areas, over a few centuries.
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On Dawn, out into the wilderness, out into the rain, a little farther from civilization.
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You're about to purchase some of the coolest toys in the history of human civilization.
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It's likely the first civilization we contact will be way more advanced than we are.
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But I think, again, it's very difficult to predict what another civilization might be like.
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This empire must defend against, and will necessarily come into conflict with, decadent Western civilization.
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"I'll admit that Energy and Civilization is not easy reading," wrote Gates on his blog.
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However, it's unlikely that this "Super-Earth" hosts a rich civilization of scrupulously logical humanoids.
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Titles like XCOM, Civilization and League of Legends have all been reimagined as board games.
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Luckily, Lot18 is ready for the decline of civilization with Handmaid's Tale-inspired wines. Wines.
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In his 1970 book Culture Is our Business, Marshall McLuhan examined American civilization through advertising.
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When cows burp and fart, it contributes to the civilization-threatening trend of climate change.
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But I think that's the only way western civilization and the white race will survive.
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It's a stunning manifestation of what our civilization can accomplish through creativity, passion and science.
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" And in March 2017, King tweeted, "We can't restore our civilization with somebody else's babies.
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I don't want my great-grandchildren's great-grandchildren to live in a civilization of stasis.
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" He added: "We are in the midst of a civilization-warping crisis of public trust.
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America succeeding with religion and guns — maybe Civilization VI's history isn't so strange after all?
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But the fact of the matter is that energy is the lifeblood of modern civilization.
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"The default view seemed to be that Western civilization is inherently bad," he told me.
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He longs, he says, scratching his scraggly, infested beard, for the gentler pleasures of civilization.
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The mural was carbon dated to 2000 BC -- thousands of years before the Inca civilization.
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We need to think in arms because we're actually one race, one people, one civilization.
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Op-Ed Contributor The greatest country in the history of civilization has become dangerously uncivilized.
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Some Poles are happy to be cast in the role of saviors of European civilization.
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In such a world, the students of civilization transform into tyrants over their fellow man.
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"Here Alone," which won the Narrative Award, depicts an apocalyptic civilization ravaged by a virus.
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MacIntyre argued that Western civilization had lost its ability to think coherently about moral life.
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"We Syrians are the sons of civilization, sons of history," Faris muses in the video.
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The rise of xenophobic nationalism is something that's a threat to the stability of civilization.
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And if universities don't make a stand against this foolishness, Western Civilization itself will collapse.
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We're interested in preserving Western civilization, that's why we see the rise of theism dangerous.
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Abandoning facts also means abandoning truth, and a civilization can't get along without shared truths.
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In fact, the Earth is warmer now than at any point in modern human civilization.
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Lewis also believed in objective moral truth and considered subjectivism a grave threat to civilization.
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"Oak," William Bryant Logan The symbiotic relationship between the oak tree and civilization is powerful.
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How did agriculture, a cornerstone of civilization itself, spread to other parts of the world?
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Scattered throughout the lush worlds, you see evidence of the remains of a ruined civilization.
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According to this pathology, the savage therefore exists outside of civilization and "needs" colonial intervention.
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Scarcely 15 minutes later it was as if we were hundreds of miles from civilization.
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"Maybe grand gestures are the best we can offer in a dying civilization," Greg replies.
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It is a great civilization that has made significant contributions to humanity, especially the West.
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It was all fueled by one archaeologist's passion to reconstruct a civilization from its ruins.
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Truth is, the higher we build ourselves up, the further we drop when civilization fails.
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If we let our birthrate get down below the replacement rate, we're a dying civilization.
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The Chinese state media has praised the centers as leading wayward people toward modern civilization.
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This is an elaborate video game by someone in the future who's a higher civilization.
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Our civilization has always had people moved around, kicked around, rejected, put in desperate situations.
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Civilization has been around for probably arguably, I think 7,000 years or something like that.
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"Animals are completely uncivilized and Chinese characters are the expression of supreme civilization," he said.
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A civilization only a little more advanced than we are can pick those things up.
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In keeping with the spirit of the Apostle Islands, we alternated between camping and civilization.
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He fears "total war" and "extinction," not just of Western values but of civilization itself.
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The march of civilization has been about distancing ourselves from the raw power of nature.
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"This is a great day for civilization," Trump, ever boastful, wrote on Twitter Thursday afternoon.
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It is time for Pakistan to demonstrate its commitment to civilization, order and to peace.
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It's quite likely civilization is giving these swarms a boost, both Couzin and Overson agreed.
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The Arab-Israeli-American alliance would transform that strategy and put civilization on the offense.
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It's the central dilemma of both this show and, not coincidentally, civilization as a whole.
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" The student said in the video that white people "built modern civilization" and "did everything.
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" Hawking has said "AI could be the worst event in the history of our civilization.
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George Dyson later returned to civilization and became a historian of technology and an author.
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Several times he defended the crusades as necessary to limit the power of Islamic civilization.
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"The Written World: The Power of Stories to Shape People, History, Civilization," by Martin Puchner.
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Percy Harrison Fawcett, who came to believe in the existence of a lost Amazonian civilization.
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The cosmic odds are weighted heavily against capturing a civilization in this tenuous radio blitz.
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But the Jews did not sustain their magnificent civilization because they were anti-anti-Semites.
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Nowhere is that chaos more dangerous than in the realm of civilization-ending nuclear weaponry.
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This change meant that conservation areas were not just set aside as escapes from civilization.
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Is this a diagram from an ancient, unknown civilization, possibly one inhabiting a different galaxy?
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No need to leave home: When a civilization is laid to waste, exile is internal.
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Update September 24th, 5:08pm: Added details for the Xbox One port of Civilization VI.
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Human civilization in the Americas was every bit as ancient and rich as in Europe.
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Since the beginning of civilization, we have represented the exterior form of our own skulls.
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I want a separate white ethno-state, but I want to keep Western civilization alive.
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Civilization is built not just on microchips, but also on arts, ideas and the humanities.
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And modern civilization won't stop saturating the atmosphere with heat-trapping carbon dioxide anytime soon.
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For most of the long span of Western civilization, they were consigned to the home.
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But Trumpian civilization may be less accommodating of Iran, North Korea and, most important, China.
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To me, "Western civilization" sounds like something out of date, a concept from another time.
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Pick up a book from a library curated for the end of civilization, and read.
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After touring the oldest remnants of Yucatán civilization, we set out for its newest frontier.
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THE WRITTEN WORLD: The Power of Stories to Shape People, History, Civilization, by Martin Puchner.
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We tend to view our societies as extensions of European or Western or Christian civilization.
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"We share in the pain but we also thank you for this gift to civilization."
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Orban has said the mostly Muslim refugees pose an existential threat to Europe's Christian civilization.
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Of course, if you change populations, you can't expect the same civilization to hold on.
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Jihadism threatened civilization itself, and a radical new approach was necessary to address the threat.
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Very quickly, Enlightenment values animate most of Western civilization, but they really animate America. Absolutely.
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It is time for Pakistan to demonstrate its commitment to civilization, order, and to peace.
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In the book, I talk about the evils that have taken place in Western civilization.
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Humans living today have the opportunity and responsibility to play a role in saving civilization.
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Not actual Chinese civilization, but my take on China, an alternate history I explored over 60 turns of upcoming strategy game Civilization VI. The next entry in the legendary series is similar to its predecessors in that it puts players at the beginning of human civilization and tasks them with guiding their society to world domination, but Civ VI simplifies and streamlines many of the more complex elements, making its complicated world easier to read.
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For Gide and his modernist disciples, the "unmotivated crime," the gratuitous act, was a challenge to both the European civilization of the Enlightenment and the older Christian civilization, which in their different ways maintained that human behavior is shaped by reason, motive, and purpose.
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If the beam was targeted directly at Earth (perhaps they detected biosignatures or early industrial pollutants, making us a good target candidate), they would need less energy, but still more than our civilization is capable of producing (meaning they'd be a Kardashev Type I Civilization).
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We raise a glass on the saint's holiday for that part of civilization saved by the Irish, that part of civilization enriched by the Irish and that part of the Irish story that shows a path of redemption after no small amount of crimes.
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For Black Mirror, those themes are most often paranoia and the restructuring of civilization around technology.
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He provides bonus faith each turn from every civilization he's met that is not at war.
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Like the roaches peeking out in old Price Hall, these roaches flourish in modern human civilization.
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It's not like civilization hadn't existed before, but now they're out in the middle of nowhere.
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You really feel like your civilization has gotten up on its feet and achieved something fantastic.
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Alfre Woodard: Woodard joins Momoa is See, about a world where human civilization thrives… without sight.
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If an extraterrestrial civilization were to turn its scientific instruments toward Earth, what would it see?
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And many of these dramas are about what it means to try to tear civilization apart.
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Is the future of western civilization worth the minor percentage of Nike's profits these products represent?
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We are lucky enough, as an advanced civilization, to have this brilliant creation called a toothbrush.
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The cold water would just be a proxy for anti civilization or ... Not soft, modern life.
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Today, they have spun out of anyone's control and threaten the very foundations of human civilization.
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"White nationalist, white supremacist, Western civilization — how did that language become offensive?" he told the paper.
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