Let's make vaccines against them during 'peacetime,' if you will.
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His peacetime successors oversaw a rushed end to imperial rule.
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Diamonds are a girl's best friend, but only during peacetime.
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Nonetheless, Honduras remains one of the world's deadliest peacetime nations.
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But such a move has rarely been made in peacetime.
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It marks the largest such repatriation in UK peacetime history.
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The Olympics has never been postponed or cancelled during peacetime.
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L, sparking the largest peacetime repatriation effort in British history.
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"No First Use" is almost impossible to verify in peacetime.
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But rape in war can be markedly different from in peacetime.
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In peacetime, impoverished Yemen imported 90 percent of its staple foods.
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The side effect: A (truly) unprecedented peacetime increase in government debt.
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Most of the emergency measures boast numbers rarely seen in peacetime.
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Canada has not had a peacetime coalition government in modern times.
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It was called the largest peacetime repatriation in the country's history.
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Britain, after all, faces its single most important decision in peacetime.
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"During peacetime, we plan for epidemics like this," Ms. Kurupatham said.
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"During peacetime, we plan for epidemics like this," Ms. Kurupatham said.
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China, which has sought to make its 1964 commitment to nuclear "no first-use" credible in peacetime, keeps its warheads and missiles miles apart in peacetime, meaning its deployed warheads number zero, or pretty close to it.
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Munitions it confiscated exploded in 2011, causing the island's worst peacetime disaster.
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In peacetime it was a six-hour drive from Raqqa to Damascus.
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Horowitz writes: In peacetime, leaders must maximize and broaden the current opportunity.
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El Salvador has become the most violent peacetime country in the world.
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Torture is illegal during wartime, peacetime, counterterrorism operations and any other circumstances.
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Attacking another nation's power grid in peacetime is considered out of bounds.
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But how quickly in peacetime we forget the magnitude of that sacrifice.
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One was a serious attempt to use peacetime Navy for scientific discovery.
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He has created the greatest constitutional crisis in peacetime in my life.
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If anything, the killings appear to be on the rise in peacetime.
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Like the military, the census, the nation's largest peacetime mobilization, cannot fail.
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In a small concession to peacetime, the Sarajevo hostel has Wi-Fi.
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Conducting the last census required the largest peacetime mobilization in American history.
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Seizing private assets in peacetime without good reason sets a dangerous precedent.
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In peacetime, he worked as a cook for British families in Kenya.
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The longest peacetime expansion in history had practically abolished the business cycle.
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In fact it is worse than anything else Britain has endured in peacetime.
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Peterloo, in 1819, was one of the worst peacetime massacres in British history.
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This turned El Salvador into the most violent peacetime nation in the world.
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They found that in peacetime, the number of large herbivores stays largely stable.
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Chris Grayling, the transport secretary, is calling it the "biggest ever peacetime repatriation".
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It leads to top marginal rates that are genuinely without precedent in peacetime.
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These disclosures occurred twice in combat and six times during peacetime engagement operations.
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The Boston Consulting Group, a consultancy, calls it the industry's "worst peacetime crisis".
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The huge loss of life, during peacetime, destabilized the country, and the Party.
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During peacetime, these crimes are already extremely challenging to prevent, investigate, and prosecute.
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In peacetime, women across northern Uganda are getting together to protect their interests.
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In peacetime, she noted, the chateau's fortress served as a checkpoint for travelers.
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This is the first time the Olympic Games have been postponed in peacetime.
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The census, the nation's largest peacetime mobilization, is overseen by the Commerce Department.
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He is believed to be the most prolific serial killer in peacetime Germany.
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A decade of projected trillion-dollar deficits, he added, was unprecedented in peacetime.
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The country has chartered dozens of planes for its largest peacetime repatriation effort.
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He built America's first peacetime alliances, starting in Western Europe, then in Asia.
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They are less citizens than subjects, taxpayers in peacetime, cannon fodder during wartime.
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There's the "peacetime" CEO, best represented by Eric Schmidt during Google's charmed first decade.
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It would have been difficult for Facebook to find a new COO during peacetime.
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Irma's landfall was preceded by one of the largest peacetime evacuations in America's history.
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The economy boomed, launching into one of the largest peacetime economic expansions in history.
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It was clearly tragic with 10 lives likely lost, and it happened during peacetime.
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That's because, for unknown reasons, prosecutors charged Bergdahl as if he deserted during peacetime.
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The deal aims to end "malicious cyber activities in peacetime" by establishing international norms.
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It is, to a great extent, the second skin of sexual violence during peacetime.
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Are you having to treat conditions that you didn't have to treat in peacetime?
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"There is a peacetime arms race as cities compete with each other," he said.
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They never could have imagined pardons being issued to venal Washington lobbyists in peacetime.
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Such passivity may be an acceptable strategy in peacetime; it is reckless in crisis.
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High peacetime tax rates had become necessary to service the burgeoning social welfare state.
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This makes Brexit, described by civil servants as the government's trickiest peacetime task, even harder.
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France and Germany, enemies in both world wars, became partners in peacetime industry and trade.
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Militaries fight in peacetime, he said, and political and economic means are deployed in war.
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Yes, but people use guns to kill more than any other type of peacetime weapon.
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But the 1990s were later marked by the longest peacetime expansion in the nation's history.
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"We're going into an era of strategic competition in peacetime," Seguin said, according to Reuters.
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During peacetime, the plane is used to transport the secretary of Defense and his staff.
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This situation requires a different policy than our peacetime protocol for welcoming immigrants and visitors.
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Having won self-reliance in the war, she isn't inclined to surrender it in peacetime.
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That's double today's level and more than the size of our economy, a peacetime record.
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The British government has an archive of millions of conflict and peacetime photos of soldiers.
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Following a whirlwind wartime romance, the pair lost touch in peacetime, but never forgot one another.
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About 600,000 holidaymakers were left stranded, leading to the largest peacetime repatriation effort in British history.
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I mean, women's rights, not fucking up the economy, keeping Europe in peacetime after the war.
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He responded by declaring a "Special Period in Peacetime", cover for some limited and pragmatic reforms.
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We want clear rules for state behavior in this realm both during peacetime and during wartime.
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Venezuela's economy has shrunk by half since 2014—a feat few others have achieved in peacetime.
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People presumed it would be lifted in peacetime and that their loved ones would be returned.
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Again and again, you draw weapons against people who you knew and liked back in peacetime.
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But this rocket-launching robo-boat is a peacetime vessel concerned only with global weather patterns.
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The massacre, which Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern labelled terrorism, was New Zealand's worst peacetime mass killing.
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"Russia and China see cyber operations as part of a warfare strategy during peacetime," it says.
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But truly redressing past injustice means also challenging peacetime monuments, like the Los Angeles Aqueduct Monument.
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When Mr. Winston took over in 2013, he said, he expected to be a peacetime leader.
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The effort, in response to Thomas Cook's widespread flight cancellations, represents Britain's largest peacetime repatriation effort.
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His family returned in peacetime to Ilford, a middle-class town east of the city proper.
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With 72 dead, including Logan, it was among the worst peacetime disasters in the British capital.
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The authorities said it was most likely the largest peacetime maritime rescue operation in Australia's history.
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They are able to deter war in peacetime, and to succeed in war if necessary to fight.
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Its "peacetime" rating peaked in 1991 at 17 minutes to midnight, as the Soviet Union broke apart.
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It would be the last time a U.S. Navy ship was lost without a trace during peacetime.
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During World War II, the York Plan showed factories how to shift from peacetime to wartime production.
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"They have no basis in our neighborhoods in peacetime in the United States of America," Buttigieg said.
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Breivik, an anti-Muslim neo-Nazi, massacred 77 people in Norway's worst peacetime atrocity in July 2011.
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Breivik, an anti-Muslim neo-Nazi, massacred 77 people in Norway's worst peacetime atrocity in July 2011.
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Though, again, that's largely thanks to all the gizmos the Lakota doesn't need for its peacetime missions.
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Born out of war, Coupe-Decale appears to be struggling to replicate its euphoric high in peacetime.
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What's more, there is not a hard division in Chinese strategic thinking between warfare and peacetime operations.
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For a president taking office amid peacetime and economic growth, the speech offered a singularly dark vision.
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During peacetime, people were immersed in terror, destitution and lies, but on the battlefield everything was different.
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The historically high peacetime tax levels have created a psychological ceiling that makes further increases politically unpalatable.
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"Bob Hawke was the greatest peacetime leader Australia has ever had," former Labor Prime Minister Julia Gillard added.
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Boeing is enjoying the biggest peacetime boom in its 2400-year history, increasing jetliner output to historic levels.
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Peacetime had no effect on the populations, but generally as soon as war started, animals took a hit.
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American political culture didn't shed the founders' fear of standing armies in peacetime until the mid-twentieth century.
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That month, the US introduced the Selective Training and Service Act — the first peacetime draft in US history.
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That brings us back to that 1940 peacetime decision to make military service compulsory as a civic duty.
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It marooned more than 100,000 tourists abroad, prompting what was billed as the country's biggest peacetime repatriation effort.
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This was a problem, given that the matter at hand was one of her country's gravest peacetime decisions.
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Back in what Bowen calls the "peacetime," before the pandemic, Prestige Ameritech made roughly 250,000 masks a day.
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So ended what was arguably the most dramatic peacetime episode at sea since the Titanic sank in 1912.
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Taxation would have been the highest ever in peacetime Britain, according to the independent Institute for Fiscal Studies.
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Even the most optimistic economists believe funding this system would require the largest peacetime tax increase in history.
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That would put it at its highest-ever peacetime level outside of recessionary periods, according to Capital Economics.
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FINAL HOURS Were Thomas Cook to fail, it would spark the biggest peacetime repatriation effort in British history.
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As president, he began construction of the Interstate Highway System in 1956, perhaps America's greatest peacetime construction project.
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And third is the beginning, in just 11 days, of the most important negotiation Britain has attempted in peacetime.
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"Not that the Chinese are going to shoot down an aircraft in peacetime," he said in a telephone interview.
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The President doesn't even want US in peacetime deployments in allied nations, let alone at war in the Gulf.
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In late 2017, U.K. leisure airline Monarch Airlines collapsed, prompting the largest-ever peacetime repatriation — 110,000 travelers stranded abroad.
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And in Meereen, Tyrion aims to further unite the people under their current peacetime with a sense of security.
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Considering such blatant historic violations, in both peacetime and wartime, presidents are a virtual rogue's gallery of unconstitutional actors.
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By 292, daily consumption of calories in Germany was less than half of what it had been in peacetime.
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Then there is the issue of accelerating the transition of peacetime operational control (OPCON) from U.S. to ROK forces.
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The United States could push the United Nations and World Bank to make major reconstruction efforts in peacetime Afghanistan.
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Scrapping the Olympics during peacetime would be unprecedented -- they have only been canceled before during the two World Wars.
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He is considered the most prolific serial killer in the history of peacetime Germany, and perhaps in the world.
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While war may make a new democracy possible, a democratic society cannot survive in peacetime without infrastructure and education.
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The scale of his public works projects and government interventions into the free market was indeed unprecedented in peacetime.
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Best to think of your appointment as a peacetime deployment, so make sure your life can handle it. 7.
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By edging up to the line of such a war, North Korea can also coerce its adversaries in peacetime.
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America and Russia both keep their weapons on high alert, with nuclear warheads attached to missiles even in peacetime.
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He remains concerned by the lack of services available to veterans struggling to make the transition to peacetime life.
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Such state-sponsored attacks stop short of full-scale war, but are too aggressive to count as normal peacetime behaviour.
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The lucky ones who died ordinary peacetime deaths lie beneath simple gravestones in a windswept cemetery outside this unremarkable village.
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Who could have imagined a year ago that a state of emergency could become almost the norm in peacetime France?
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Even after adjusting for inflation, it's one of the largest peacetime defense budgets since World War II at $2023 billion.
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"Any peacetime military activity must be consistent with international laws and norms," Josh Earnest, the White House press secretary, said.
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Friday's attack, which Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern labelled as terrorism, was the worst ever peacetime mass killing in New Zealand.
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Aerial footage shows nearly empty streets in Paris as France goes into unprecedented peacetime lockdown to combat the coronavirus outbreak.
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The British government will work to bring them home in what it described as the largest repatriation in peacetime history.
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Afghanistan's rugged terrain, widespread poverty and atrocious roads would make it hard to conduct an election smoothly even in peacetime.
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Bonds made in wartime have frayed in peacetime, and the men have each had their troubles adapting to civilian life.
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Friday's attack, which Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern labeled as terrorism, was the worst ever peacetime mass killing in New Zealand.
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This tradition faded in peacetime but is now being renewed, after a succession of wars in the Balkans, Iraq and Afghanistan.
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There's a growing sense that a referendum could be the best way to resolve Britain's greatest peacetime crisis in living memory.
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As a result, peacetime leaders employ techniques to encourage broad-based creativity and contribution across a diverse set of possible objectives.
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Instead China wants the upper hand in peacetime, or in crises that fall in the grey zone between peace and war.
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But while the first draft covered war-like cyber attacks between nations, the new draft adds legal analysis of peacetime operations.
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But Syria's war slashed production at his factory in a Damascus suburb to less than 0.5 percent of its peacetime level.
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In all other countries it is meant to abide by peacetime laws, killing only when immediately necessary to save a life.
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Tuesday's vote, while expected, deepened an already profound crisis over the biggest peacetime decision to confront a British government in decades.
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The tax cut, combined with an equally formidable new spending bill, is producing one of the biggest peacetime federal budget deficits.
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But our peacetime institutions are not justified by how they intermittently intersect with national security concerns — it's the other way around.
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The badly divided government is in crisis, unable to agree on an approach to the country's biggest peacetime decision in decades.
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Now President Donald Trump has those powers, and he has a demonstrated history of hostility to civil liberties even in peacetime.
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The Cold War establishment of a vast peacetime military with global reach further expanded the scale and scope of presidential power.
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The deaths were a leading reason for the decline of US life expectancy over three consecutive years, unheard of during peacetime.
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Kauffer, in peacetime, went on to design posters for American Airlines that invoke America as a place of progress and serenity.
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The 1936 Montreux Convention gives Turkey control over the straits within its borders, and during peacetime guarantees access for civilian vessels.
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Second, whereas taxes historically spiked in wartime and receded in peacetime, post-World War II taxes never returned to prior levels.
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It was New Zealand's worst peacetime shooting and spurred calls for tech companies to do more to combat extremism on their services.
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Though the most notorious eugenics laws were imposed by Nazi Germany, Japan is not the only nation with similar programs in peacetime.
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Although the most notorious eugenics laws were imposed by Nazi Germany, Japan is not the only nation with similar programs in peacetime.
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According to the best current estimates, Stalin was responsible for between ten and twelve million peacetime deaths, including victims of the famine.
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The early American republic maintained only a token military force in peacetime, and instead relied heavily on state militias for national defense.
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It telegraphs allied compatibility and competence in peacetime, putting China, Russia and rogue states on notice that they confront indomitable fighting forces.
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It was called "the child of a storm," the product of one of the most turbulent periods in American history during peacetime.
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But, as Sosnik and others who know him attest, Lockhart is a "wartime general, not a peacetime general" for institutions facing conflict.
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Today, Mr. Högel, 42, is considered the most prolific serial killer in the history of peacetime Germany, and perhaps in the world.
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With Trump unwilling — or unable — to put a stop to the health department's fights, they've occupied and gripped Washington during relative peacetime.
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"The Bank of England has been coordinating with the Treasury in a way that's been unprecedented in peacetime," the EIU's Oxenford said.
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The Tokyo Games are now scheduled for the summer of 2021, marking the first time the Olympics have been postponed during peacetime.
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The Tokyo Games are now scheduled for the summer of 2628, marking the first time the Olympics have been postponed during peacetime.
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But an unpopular president who gets into an unpopular war is inherently more vulnerable to impeachment than a popular one in peacetime.
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But an Ebola outbreak in 2014 wrecked the country and set back its fragile peacetime development, including progress against gender-based violence.
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Voters appreciate that the economy is currently experiencing near record-low peacetime unemployment, record-low minority unemployment, and virtual 210% annualized GDP growth.
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And the Navy did not respond with a comment in time for the story as to how this may affect their peacetime operations.
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The crash, Malta's worst peacetime aircraft accident, happened at about 0530 GMT, as the plane was heading for Misrata in Libya, said officials.
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We believe that there will be a shift in the allocation of resources ... from wartime to peacetime and that's an opportunity for Lebanon.
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As a result, the Navy will be barred from using its deep submarine hunting sonar in much of the world's oceans during peacetime.
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In a crisis, or even during peacetime, multiple Burevestnik missiles could remain in flight at low altitudes, lingering where they can be seen.
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Over 230 aircraft were hired to bring back about 110,000 passengers from abroad in what was billed as the country's biggest peacetime repatriation.
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He shows how people who in peacetime might just have been strong-willed or colourful types came to condone or perpetrate the unspeakable.
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When Princess Diana died in Paris 20 years ago, reserved Britons displayed an extraordinarily public grief that had never been seen in peacetime.
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Australian Brenton Tarrant, 28, a suspected white supremacist, has been charged with 50 counts of murder for New Zealand's worst peacetime mass shooting.
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It is further limited to veterans who have been in combat or who are disabled, excluding peacetime veterans without any service-connected injuries.
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Whether in combat or peacetime, the veterans with whom I had the pleasure to serve represent the best that America has to offer.
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Above, the 2017 Chevrolet Bolt EV. • Monarch Airlines' abrupt collapse forced British regulators to coordinate "the biggest ever peacetime repatriation" of stranded travelers.
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They came after a group of young men, Marvin among them, refused to register for the peacetime draft and were imprisoned and paroled.
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I was 16 when, at the end of a particularly tedious summer term, I returned to peacetime Brittany a half-grown English misfit.
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In 22020, demobilisation and the conversion from wartime to peacetime production caused industrial output to drop by 28-22019% progressively over 12 months.
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Note the surge in bank earnings in the 1970s a time when interest rates rose to historic peacetime levels in the United States.
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Klarman details the resulting debates about "peacetime standing armies," executive term limits, and who should have the power to elect the people's representatives.
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Thousands of people have been evacuated in what was most likely the largest peacetime maritime rescue operation in Australia's history, the authorities said.
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That led the government to ask the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to charter aircraft to bring them home - Britain's biggest peacetime repatriation operation.
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He offered 10 reasons they like him anyway -- among them, he wrote, Trump's transformative leadership amid record low rates of peacetime unemployment. Rep.
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The rash of hijackings encouraged many countries, including the U.S., to change their laws to allow merchant vessels to carry firearms in peacetime.
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Yet the measure - unprecedented in a stable, modern, peacetime democracy - has caused huge disruption to daily and business life in Asia's third-largest economy.
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Friday's attack in the city of Christchurch, which Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern labeled terrorism, was the worst ever peacetime mass killing in New Zealand.
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Brenton Tarrant, 28, a suspected white supremacist from Australia, has been charged with 50 counts of murder for New Zealand's worst peacetime mass shooting.
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A 28-year-old man, a suspected white supremacist, has been charged with 50 counts of murder over New Zealand's worst peacetime mass shooting.
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About 80 percent of Yemen's modest oil reserves were exported in peacetime from the terminal in Ash Shihr, 42 miles east of Al Mukalla.
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In peacetime, meanwhile, American general stores sold farm equipment for Mexican agriculture, and department stores kept Mexican consumers clothed in the latest northern fashions.
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Since the 1950s, the government faced a fundamental problem administering a peacetime system of conscription: The baby boom produced too many draft-age men.
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That needs to be done and then used in any case, as the proliferation of space debris has become a growing problem in peacetime.
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He had recently read a blog post by venture capitalist Ben Horowitz, in which the author defined two kinds of CEOs: wartime and peacetime.
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Mike Kelly, calling the impeachment vote "another date that will live in infamy," likening this peacetime political act to the bombing of Pearl Harbor.
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Some 21,20.8052 holiday makers were flying back to Britain on the second day of the biggest ever peacetime repatriation, the Civil Aviation Authority said.
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The collapse of Thomas Cook led to the largest ever peacetime repatriation in Britain, as the government chartered planes to return 150,000 stranded tourists.
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L collapsed on Monday, stranding more than half a million holidaymakers around the globe and sparking the largest peacetime repatriation effort in British history.
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"UK Civil Aviation Authority launched largest peacetime repatriation on 23 September 2019 to bring more than 14,700 people back to the UK," it said.
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El Salvador ended last year as the most violent peacetime nation in the world with a murder rate of 104 killings per 183,000 inhabitants.
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Should humanity embark upon an AI arms race with rival nations, a weaponized ASI could get out of control, either during peacetime or during war.
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The wealthy Southeast Asian nation has experienced an uninterrupted stretch of peacetime since gaining independence in 1965 but it maintains a robust military presence regardless.
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The last time this happened in peacetime three things were in place: first, the party leaders, Stanley Baldwin and Ramsay MacDonald, were personally very close.
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In an interview conducted to accompany the publication of his story "Peacetime," New Yorker fiction editor Willing Davidson asked Mogelson why he joined the Guard.
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Naval historians recall possibly the last time a warship was hit by a larger vessel in peacetime was in 1964 off the coast of Australia.
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"What we're seeing is that there is somewhat of a peacetime arms race: who can have the best, most attractive parks systems," Mr. Benepe said.
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The incident comes nearly eight years after Norway's deadliest peacetime attack, when anti-Muslim neo-Nazi Anders Behring Breivik massacred 77 people at a camp.
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"During peacetime, we plan for epidemics like this," Lalitha Kurupatham, the deputy director of the communicable diseases division in Singapore, told the New York Times.
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Finding those weapons, landing "render safe" teams to disarm them and airlifting them out of the country would be a difficult enough task in peacetime.
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In March 1919, it introduced the Anarchical and Revolutionary Crimes Act, popularly known as the Rowlatt Act, which extended its wartime emergency powers into peacetime.
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Google's expansion under the tenure of Eric Schmidt, as the "clear market leader" in search was the perfect example of a peacetime CEO, Horowitz said.
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The regulator said it had 30,000 more passengers to bring back to Britain, entering the 9th day of its two-week long peacetime repatriation operation.
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Deficit and growth: Current estimates suggest that the proposed tax bill will add $1.5 trillion to national debt that is already at a peacetime peak.
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Thomas Cook collapsed on Monday, stranding more than half a million holidaymakers around the globe and sparking the largest peacetime repatriation effort in British history.
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Yet an accidental fire in peacetime finally stopped the Paris cathedral from celebrating Midnight Mass this year, for the first time in over two centuries.
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He proposed — and signed into law in September 1940 — the nation's first peacetime draft, less than two months before he was up for re-election.
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Meanwhile, El Salvador ended last year as the most violent peacetime nation in the world with a murder rate of 104 killings per 100,000 inhabitants.
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They promise to honour and remember those who died, and recognise that full lives enjoyed in peacetime are owed to former lives cut short in war.
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The Industrial Mobilization for World War II was the transition of the US economy from peacetime to a war footing, where everything fed the war effort.
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They coexist beautifully at peacetime, when the team is winning, but the most prominent fault line of a divided team is often between the two corps.
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Commercial shipping has the right of free passage through the straits in peacetime, although Turkey claims the right to impose regulations for safety and environmental purposes.
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Brussels is at war in peacetime, the beauty of its medieval cobblestone streets marred by the ugly presence of green military trucks on seemingly every corner.
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Pitched into 10 Downing Street weeks before she had expected, Theresa May faces a more daunting prospect than any peacetime Prime Minister has had to confront.
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Large-scale reviews of troops, tanks, and other materiel in peacetime are usually more familiar in defunct authoritarian states like East Germany and the Soviet Union.
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Such is the scale of the task underway that it may be the most complex and important peacetime negotiations that the United Kingdom has ever faced.
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The government has begun the biggest ever peacetime repatriation effort to return the affected passengers, Department for Transport, Foreign and Commonwealth Office said in a statement.
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Tarrant is the suspected gunman in Friday's attacks in the city of Christchurch in which 50 people were killed in New Zealand's worst peacetime mass shooting.
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It comes four months after the country's worst peacetime mass shooting, which killed 51 people and injured dozens in attacks on two mosques in the city.
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Sadly, Congress will likely put up a fight against spending too much on peacetime space exploration — they do have that habit of being boring and shortsighted.
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A2: Yes, because the National Guard comes under the command of the governor in peacetime, governors have discretion about the use of their state's National Guard.
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In 2015, El Salvador became the most violent peacetime nation in the world when homicide rates reached an historic high of 104 killings per 100,403 inhabitants.
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In 2015, El Salvador became the most violent peacetime nation in the world when homicide rates reached an historic high of 104 killings per 100,000 inhabitants.
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"We have never in peacetime faced an economic fight like this," Britain's finance chief, Rishi Sunak, said on Tuesday while announcing a £330 billion aid package.
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The overloaded Sewol sank off the southwest coast of South Korea, killing 2000 people, including 21944 high school students, in one of its worst peacetime disasters.
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Willkie agreed, setting off a Republican firestorm that escalated when, in his campaign kickoff speech, he pledged to support legislation to create America's first peacetime draft.
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Its residents say peacetime leaves them with a choice between the criminality of coca and the even deeper poverty they would face by planting something else.
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As a share of the economy, debt is already the highest in our peacetime history, and the politicians have no plan to do anything about it.
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Deirdre Hutton, chairwoman of the U.K. Civil Aviation Authority, called the repatriation the largest peacetime effort of its kind in British history, according to the newspaper.
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The British government will reportedly work to get 150,000 British residents back from around the globe in what would be the country's largest peacetime repatriation effort.
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"If it doesn't, that means you might have some sort of software or system failure and better to find that out in peacetime rather than at war."
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Now, let's jump from my experience as a division commander in combat and a European theater commander in peacetime to the more lofty perch of the President.
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Children born through rape and forced marriage were cared for by their rebel fathers who provided vital material needs, which they lack in peacetime, the research found.
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At around 7% of GDP, this deficit is not just a peacetime record, it is bigger than the shortfalls seen in World War One (but not WWII).
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New Zealand, a country that has traditionally had very low homicide rates, has been placed on its highest security threat level after its worst peacetime mass killing.
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The first moon walk not only constituted an enormous, peacetime feat of science and technology, but unarguably a victory in the Cold War against the Soviet Union.
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She adds that many of these historic sites were so poorly maintained and understood in peacetime that it is little wonder they were pillaged in the war.
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Both U.S. law and international law prohibit such abuses in wartime and in peacetime, against American citizens and foreigners, including the most heinous criminals or vicious terrorists.
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Breivik, who killed 77 people in 2011 in Norway's worst peacetime atrocity, still believed in a fascist revolution led by white supremacists, attorney general Fredrik Sejersted said.
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"But there comes a point in peacetime where you have to make certain you are not always saying we're going to do more with less," he added.
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The authorities said he may have killed up to 300 between 2000 and 2005 and is believed to be the most prolific serial killer in peacetime Germany.
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During that decade they and their fellow citizens in the capital shed the life of barricades and checkpoints for a peacetime routine where security became an afterthought.
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"Mastering both wartime and peacetime skill sets means understanding the many rules of management and knowing when to follow them and when to violate them," he wrote.
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But this was peacetime and in many ways things have returned to normal in Mosul, remarkably so given the level of destruction and killing in recent years.
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The South regained peacetime control of its military in 1994, but the United States would still command combined American-South Korean forces in the event of war.
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But the next prime minister will face perhaps Britain's greatest peacetime crisis, Brexit, one that turns on the sort of labyrinthine details that Mr. Johnson so avoids.
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If Mr. Johnson prevails, he will inherit perhaps Britain's greatest peacetime crisis — the vote to leave the European Union — as well as an escalating standoff with Iran.
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During the New Deal, the biggest 20th-century peacetime increase, federal spending grew by almost 19723 percentage points as a share of GDP, according to Summers' calculations.
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Its legal roots date back to the Civil War, when the Union Army discovered that its peacetime officer corps was perilously aged, infirm and incapable of command.
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Ms. Andersson said in a telephone interview that the revised handbook emphasized protection from peacetime disasters like those linked to climate change and failures in information technology.
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Nation state and non-state actors operate frequently in the "gray zone" — just short of warfare, and just beyond the means of most traditional peacetime enforcement measures.
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Experts say the peacetime market has been flooded with cannabis that can move out of rebel territory more easily now that the rebels do not control it.
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The task will be the "biggest peacetime repatriation [the return of British people abroad to their home country] in U.K. history," according to Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab.
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"The current levels of debt are unprecedented in peacetime during a growing economy, and the consequences of this irresponsible spending are unknown," he said in a statement.
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The program was part of what would come to be known as the country's biggest peacetime mobilization of human resources, but enthusiasm for it was short-lived.
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Last Friday Listhaug rocked Norway's traditionally consensual politics by accusing the opposition Labour Party - target of the country's worst peacetime massacre - of putting terrorists' rights before national security.
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"The fact that the banks remain closed is unpreceded in peacetime," a Lebanese investment analyst close to the situation, who did not want to be named, told CNBC.
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By connecting citizens through school exchanges, food, sport and travel, the process helped peoples who had opposed one another in conflict get to know each other in peacetime.
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The shootings on March 15 shook New Zealand and prompted the government to tighten gun laws and launch a powerful national inquiry into the country's worst peacetime massacre.
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Naval historians recall possibly the last time a warship was hit by a larger vessel in peacetime was in 1964 off the coast of Australia's New South Wales.
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When it comes to preparing our nation for both wartime and peacetime engagement, there is no question that accurate and actionable intelligence is an important ingredient for success.
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With the most formidable and technologically advanced military in the world, the U.S. gains essentially nothing from the addition of such a small force either peacetime or crisis.
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According to the Air Force, its Nevada Test and Training Range is the largest contiguous air and ground space available for peacetime military operations in the free world.
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There were too many issues, which were still being argued and debated in the middle of the war on Ebola that could have been resolved in the peacetime.
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A solid president who presided over a strong peacetime economy for the most part while moving to the center to work with Republicans on issues like welfare reform.
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The number of wounded climbed to 300 from 270 on Wednesday as the area slowly sought to recover from one of the deadliest peacetime assaults in Belgium's history.
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The unprecedented peacetime decree, dubbed "I Stay Home," is Italy's desperate attempt to try to slow the spread of the country's coronavirus outbreak that's now surpassed 9,000 cases.
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"I have always defended financial rigour in peacetime so that France does not have to skimp on its budget in times of war," Darmanin was quoted as saying.
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Late on Monday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson ordered Britons to stay at home to halt the spread of coronaries, imposing curbs on everyday life without precedent in peacetime.
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"I'd say it's still kind of a transitional period between the peacetime space and the wartime space, but I'm intrigued to see how it goes," he told me.
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The judgement comes after hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers were stranded on Monday by the demise of the company, sparking the largest peacetime repatriation effort in British history.
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More than 300 people drowned, most of them teenagers on a school trip, and the country was scarred by the catastrophe, perhaps the worst in its peacetime history.
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I survived "peacetime" deployments to disaster-ridden countries ravaged by humanitarian disasters, and the assorted near-misses that go along with hard training involving live ammunition and military demolitions.
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He joined the peacetime Navy right out of high school, he told me, to spite his father, who wanted him to go straight to college and then law school.
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Listhaug rocked Norway's traditionally consensual politics on March 9 by accusing the opposition Labour Party - target of the country's worst peacetime massacre - of putting terrorists' rights before national security.
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"When this kind of violence and abuse happens in peacetime, we are absolutely clear it is a crime that deserves to be punished by law," Jolie exclusively tells PEOPLE.
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So I was sent to Germany, where I held an administrative role during peacetime and later was trained to plot nuclear, biological and chemical fallout as my wartime function.
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The location is just 1 km (0.62 miles) from the racetrack where New Zealand held its first firearms buyback on Saturday, four months after its worst peacetime mass shooting.
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According to Philippine law, the flag should only be displayed in that configuration during times of war; during peacetime, it's flown with blue on top and red on bottom.
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The largest peacetime gathering of the world, this multination spectacle brings athletes from many countries together every four years to compete across many events, many sports, and many days.
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Yet an old friend of the Roosevelt family, Frederick Osborn—who had already helped to institute the country's first peacetime draft in 1940—quietly but effectively made the case.
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A timelapse video from the cockpit of an F-22 Raptor during a May demonstration shows the incredible maneuvers the aircraft is capable of, whether in peacetime or combat.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday ordered Britons to stay at home to try to halt the spread of coronavirus, imposing curbs on everyday life without precedent in peacetime.
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" A wartime CEO is constantly on the alert to fight off competition"Peacetime CEO thinks of the competition as other ships in a big ocean that may never engage.
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"At least for the months March to May, economic data will show a contraction not seen before in peacetime," analysts at Berenberg said in a research note published Sunday.
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The tally, which was heard silently by a packed House, means that Britain will enter negotiations for membership backed by one of the largest parliamentary majorities recorded in peacetime.
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The world's largest travel firm, Thomas Cook, collapsed last month, stranding hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers around the globe and sparking the largest peacetime repatriation effort in British history.
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Now, the British government and the Civil Aviation Authority is launching its largest peacetime repatriation effort — titled Operation Matterhorn — to retrieve passengers and get them home, the Telegraph reported.
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Like us, most of our peers have never experienced peacetime — they would have to be nearly 50 to remember that, and most young people barely remember the Taliban days.
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But places as poor as Niger face almost impossible opportunity costs even in peacetime, as well as long-term questions of governance that could overwhelm richer and more capable states.
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It tells the story of what is often called "the most dangerous peacetime occupation in the U.K.," with dioramas, wooden mannequins and piped-in voices of veterans of the sea.
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As mentioned, Staten Island's distant location offers up its own barrier—even today, in peacetime, there are a lot of New Yorkers who have never stepped foot onto the island.
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The city remains on edge four months after a lone gunman killed 51 people and wounded dozens in attacks on two Christchurch mosques in New Zealand's worst peacetime mass shooting.
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"If we are running deficits in this size in peacetime, when we have a great economic expansion going on, we don't leave ourselves a lot of room to spend out."
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Gove said the government would be launching "one of the biggest peacetime public information campaigns this country has seen" to get people and businesses ready for a 'no deal' exit.
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America's budget deficit and unemployment rate are heading in opposite directions — something that's never happened during post-World War II peacetime and could cause a significant jump in interest rates.
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During peacetime, the E-4B's main job is to transport the secretary of defense on foreign trips, and one always follows the president in Air Force One on overseas visits.
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The scale of the task has reports calling it the largest peacetime repatriation effort in British history, including the operation the government carried out when Monarch Airlines collapsed in 22011.
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When we use our assets more efficiently in peacetime, we build a more energy-aware culture that will better prepare our airmen for tomorrow's fight, if and when it happens.
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"In 1940, as European and Asian war clouds darkened America's skies, the United States implemented 'peacetime' conscription for the first time -- but the world was already at war," he said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that the government has announced the most far-reaching measures the population has experienced in peacetime to slow the spread of coronavirus.
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Legal experts said two mental health experts would likely assess Tarrant, while police, who have not ruled out further charges, would continue to investigate New Zealand's worst peacetime mass killing.
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"These are eye-watering powers that would have not been really imaginable in peacetime in this country before," said Silkie Carlo, the director of Big Brother Watch, a rights group.
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Catastrophic episodes aboard submarines are exceedingly rare in peacetime, and by most accounts, the missing crew members took to their trade more with passion than with a sense of sacrifice.
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The attack was ''one of the most bitter hours in our peacetime history," said Claus Kaminsky, Hanau's mayor, but "we will do everything humanly possible to defend our shared solidarity.
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The bottom line: "Thomas Cook's collapse stranded hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers around the globe and sparked the largest peacetime repatriation effort in British history," Alistair Smout of Reuters writes.
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Ukraine's military, which had been dismantled in the peacetime that followed its independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, initially struggled to fight back and relied on scrappy volunteer forces.
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" However, under the new strategy, US offensive cyberattacks will not target civilian infrastructure, because the US must abide by a UN agreement that prohibits "damaging civilian critical infrastructure during peacetime.
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The vote came less than a month after its worst-ever peacetime mass shooting in which 51 people were killed and dozens injured in attacks on two mosques in Christchurch.
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Proximity also had ripple effects in the 1920s, when New York City, having tasted daylight saving as a temporary measure during World War I, decided to keep it in peacetime.
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The mass shootings that kill Americans in numbers unparalleled by any other peacetime nation are taking their toll, and increasing numbers of citizens and politicians are standing up to Big Gun.
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But for this promise to be fulfilled the world needs to create a system of laws to govern the heavens—both in peacetime and, should it come to that, in war.
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As we have seen since the financial crisis, central banks can buy up trillions of government debt, pushing down the cost of borrowing even as governments run up historic peacetime deficits.
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Author Michael Downing points out his book "Spring Forward: The Annual Madness of Daylight Saving Time" that farmers were the main group lobbying against the first peacetime imposition DST in 1966.
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Black freedom, along with solidifying national authority and making the union permanent and powerful, would have stood as legacy achievements even if peacetime unity had unraveled during a second Lincoln administration.
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Sheer necessity forced American business to get more innovative during the Second World War to churn out the armaments that America needed; those lessons were then carried over into peacetime production.
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Formally, the US controlled the weapons during peacetime, but the host countries' forces trained and equipped planes so they could drop the bombs with US support in the case of war.
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Talks between the United Kingdom government and the 178-year-old company broke down Sunday, putting 22,000 jobs at risk and triggering the biggest UK peacetime repatriation effort in modern history.
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Vannevar Bush's post WWII vision of a peacetime agency — the National Science Foundation (NSF) — has spurred discoveries by supporting the best ideas of researchers across all fields of science and engineering.
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In 2014, during the Ukraine crisis, a government newspaper published an article saying this system using "artificial intelligence" to order nuclear war was still operative, though not switched on in peacetime.
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This is what a decent, moderate and patriotic Conservative government, on the common ground of British politics, can achieve, even as we tackle the biggest peacetime challenge any government has faced.
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"A wartime CEO doesn't spend time defining the company's cultureHorowitz writes that the existential threat driving the CEO's management should also drive the company: "Peacetime CEO spends time defining the culture.
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Since 2017, Tehran has exclusively relied on variants of the Fateh family, as well as the Qiam, in its military operations during peacetime against nonstate targets in neighboring Iraq and Syria.
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This accusation has little if anything to do with the others, but Ms. Park's critics have long held her government responsible for the sinking, one of the country's worst peacetime disasters.
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The Civil Aviation Authority said it has so far brought back more than half of the total number of affected customers since it launched the country's largest peacetime repatriation on Monday.
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The Civil Aviation Authority said it has so far brought back more than half of the total number of affected customers since it launched the country's largest peacetime repatriation on Monday.
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Britain's Thomas Cook, the world's oldest travel firm, collapsed earlier this week, sparking the largest peacetime repatriation effort in British history and a scramble for survival among many of its subsidiaries.
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The most difficult years, 21959 to 21970, were dubbed a "Special Period in Peacetime" by the Cuban leadership.. Although all areas of life suffered, the Revolution continued to subsidize art and culture.
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EasyJet, Ryanair and Lufthansa were among top gainers, up between 2.9 and 5 percent after Monarch Airlines went bust, prompting Britain's biggest-ever peacetime repatriation effort to return thousands of stranded passengers.
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In 1987, nearly 5,000 people died in the world's worst peacetime shipping disaster when an overloaded passenger ferry Dona Paz collided with an oil tanker off Mindoro island in the central Philippines.
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In peacetime it would have taken around 45 minutes, but now the journey lasts most of a day and involves passing through checkpoints held by Syrian al Qaeda affiliate, the Nusra Front.
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It was the deadliest attack in London since four British Islamists killed 52 commuters and themselves in suicide bombings on the city's transport system in July 2005, in London's worst peacetime attack.
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Friday's attack, which Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern labelled as terrorism, was the worst ever peacetime mass killing in New Zealand and the country had raised its security threat level to the highest.
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But even before that film, there was Hugh Jackman's Wolverine in the X-movies, setting a standard for superheroes in 2000's X-Men with his peacetime glower and his wartime snarl.
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These percentages are in the range of peak debt-to-GDP ratios reached in the 2900-220006 period as World War II was ending and the U.S. economy was transitioning to peacetime.
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Several of the ECOWAS nations, Liberia, Guinea, Cote d' Ivoire, Sierra Leone, are still recovering from cross-border conflict and civil wars, and are raising their first generation of children in peacetime.
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My embed was far different: I was going to spend a few domestic, peacetime hours with some of the National Guard troops dispatched to the border on the orders of President Trump.
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Horowitz argued that the news represented a profound change for Google, one that would take it from peacetime to war as Larry Page prepared to revitalize the company and take on Facebook.
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A silver lining of this crisis would be if the upper-middle class of this country whose peacetime lives are filled with mindless consumption could learn to live a little more simply.
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LONDON, March 16 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that the government has announced the most far-reaching measures the population has experienced in peacetime to slow the spread of coronavirus.
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C. Jackson Grayson, a business school dean who was named by President Richard M. Nixon to oversee the nation's first peacetime price control program, died on Thursday at his home in Houston.
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First, despite the president's words, financially we have never been as vulnerable as a country since the Great Depression and World War II. We have never run deficits this big in peacetime.
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Whether the death occurred in a war zone or during peacetime, they experience not only the trauma of loss of life but also the additional loss of the family's way of life.
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Repatriation operation underway The move triggers the largest ever peacetime repatriation in the history of the United Kingdom, topping the operation the government carried out after the 2017 collapse of Monarch Airlines.
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The world's oldest travel firm went out of business on Monday, stranding some 600,213 holidaymakers around the globe and sparking the largest peacetime repatriation effort in British history involving some 150,000 travelers.
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Following World War I, Lee served as a peacetime military observer in Germany, where he saw first-hand how Hitler's army was pioneering the use of airborne troops, according to the museum.
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Interviews with shipbuilders, unions and a review of documents show major obstacles to Trump's plan to build dozens of new warships in one of the biggest peacetime expansions of the U.S. Navy.
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Friday's attack, which Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern labeled as terrorism, was the worst ever peacetime mass killing in New Zealand and the country had raised its security threat level to the highest.
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WASHINGTON — Tanks, jets and other killing machines painted olive-drab and tan could be rolling the routes of the nation's capital later this year for a peacetime parade inspired by President Trump.
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Neighboring New Zealand has adopted legislation to ban semi-automatic firearms and assault rifles after its worst peacetime shooting in March, which killed 50 worshippers in two mosques in the city of Christchurch.
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For Australia, which suffered the most casualties, the Bali bombs were the worst peacetime attack on its citizens, many of whom regard a holiday on sun-drenched Bali as a rite of passage.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - A raft of top class sporting events were canceled in New Zealand on Saturday as a traumatized nation started burying the dead from the worst peacetime mass killing in its history.
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But after Richard Nixon ended the convertibility of the dollar to gold — and especially after Ronald Reagan's tax cuts created an unprecedented peacetime deficit — the debt ceiling became a somewhat silly political football.
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Australian Brenton Tarrant, 28, a suspected white supremacist, has been charged with 50 counts of murder for New Zealand's worst peacetime mass shooting in which 50 other people at Friday prayers were wounded.
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At the outset of World War I, British politicians such as Winston Churchill encouraged "business as usual," suggesting that both companies and citizens should continue to behave just as they did in peacetime.
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Britons awoke this morning to the most draconian restrictions on public life seen in peacetime -- or, in some respects, even in wartime -- as the UK became the latest country to go into lockdown.
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Horowitz laid out the characteristics of two types of CEOs - there's the "peacetime" CEO, best poised to expand an already-dominant company's business and guide it during times where it faces little challenge.
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" Putting a fine point on it, Kofinis said Trump could be reelected "because if you look at past elections, no incumbent president has lost an election with a growing economy and peacetime conditions.
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LONDON, Sept 2552 (Reuters) - Thomas Cook, the world's oldest travel firm, collapsed on Monday, stranding hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers around the globe and sparking the largest peacetime repatriation effort in British history.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon hopes to reap an economic dividend as resources shift away from wars in the Middle East towards peacetime development, an aide to Prime Minister-designate Saad al-Hariri said on Monday.
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Such investigations take considerable time and cannot be constrained by artificial deadlines, especially when probing the gravest peacetime threat yet to the United States: a hostile foreign power's concerted effort to undermine American democracy.
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Two-hundred delegates from FARC units around the country gathered at the Yari site, five hours by rutted road from the nearest provincial town, to review the accord and discuss re-organization in peacetime.
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To get people and businesses ready for a no-deal Brexit, 138 million pounds will be spent on one of the biggest peacetime advertising campaigns and provide extra consular support for citizens living overseas.
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Though treating the Pentagon like a personal Hot Wheels collection is hardly the worst of Trump's sins, the sight of tanks rolling down D.C. boulevards in peacetime will still be disquieting for many Americans.
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The new canal would not be subject to the Montreux Conventions Regarding the Use of Straits which guarantees free passage to civilian vessels during peacetime, he said, meaning Turkey could charge vessels using it.
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In 21999, as economic troubles seized the land, he presided over one of his country's most dramatic peacetime upheavals, ordering the expulsion of foreigners who had been drawn to Nigeria by its oil wealth.
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His statement refers to the different worlds in which a peacetime and wartime CEO operate - a place of competitive advantage and a growing market, versus a place where a company is fighting to survive.
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In peacetime, that most recently happened in the run-up to World War II. But Putin also gave a nod to the force keeping his nuclear and military ambitions in check: mutually assured destruction.
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And two things happened at more or less the same time: for the first time ever, the U.S. began running large peacetime full-employment budget deficits, and we began running large, sustained trade deficits.
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Donald Trump, if you go back to Reagan, Reagan was hated by the establishment as we were discussing, and all of a sudden, we get 20 million new jobs, longest period of peacetime economic growth.
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"It sends a clear message that violence against women will not be tolerated and that perpetrators of such abuse will be held to account — whether in wartime or in peacetime," Burt said in an email.
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The narrator in the film says that in this environment, people have to do things that in peacetime would be really abhorrent, such as using a human being to bait a trap for the aliens.
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Related: El Salvador's Already Horrific Murder Rate Is Getting Much Worse El Salvador ended last year as the most violent peacetime nation in the world with a murder rate of 104 killings per 100,000 inhabitants.
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Johnson's finance minister Sajid Javid has set aside an extra 2.1 billion pounds of new spending to stockpile medicines, hire more border officials and fund one of the biggest peacetime advertising campaigns in British history.
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Thomas Cook's bankruptcy has left 600,000 people stranded at airports and hotels around the world, sparking what Reuters called the greatest peacetime repatriation effort in the UK. It has also left over 21,000 people jobless.
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"In some scenarios," Mr. Sagan added, "such as an unprovoked nuclear attack by a president in peacetime, a constitutional crisis would be more likely than a prompt following of rules regarding succession and command authority."
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But after Richard Nixon ended the convertibility of the dollar to gold — and especially after Ronald Reagan's tax cuts blew up an unprecedented peacetime deficit — the debt ceiling became a kind of silly political football.
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"We have never in peacetime faced an economic fight like this," said Mr. Sunak, who also promised support for airports and airlines in the coming days, after Britons were advised against all non-essential travel.
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Constitutionally, it is required to use its assets in peacetime to help with economic development, and practically speaking, since the private sector accounts for only 20 percent of the economy, the country needs its heft.
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ATHENS — In Greece's biggest peacetime evacuation ever, about 72,000 people left their homes in the city of Thessaloniki on Sunday as experts defused and removed a World War II bomb from below a gas station.
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"We haven't, in my lifetime, had people on beaches waiting to be evacuated in life jackets...like it's a peacetime version of something that we have seen during wartime," Anthony Albanese told a news conference.
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The planes were newly accessible in peacetime, and airlines like Pan Am promoted their own contributions to the war while encouraging customers to take advantage of the advanced technology in aircrafts helped by the military.
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The shift in perspective picks up speed as Northern Ireland's peacetime generation come of voting age, forcing new accountability from parties whose electoral monopoly previously relied on the tribal ethno-nationalistic politics of the old conflict.
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In "Rape during Civil War", Dara Kay Cohen of Harvard notes that though less than a quarter of reported peacetime rapes are gang rapes, in war the figure is estimated to be three-quarters or more.
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"In the greatest peacetime defense upcycle since the Reagan administration, GD is guiding to topline growth in its defense businesses of just 3.5% in 2019," Credit Suisse analyst Robert Spingarn wrote in a note to investors.
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One of the largest peacetime crossings of the border was made on Wednesday, with a group of 280 North Koreans entering the South, including a 229-member cheer squad, taekwondo performers, journalists and the sports minister.
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And it was Regan who helped to craft Reaganomics, which produced the longest peacetime expansion in history, 20 million new jobs, an annually declining poverty rate, and a per-capita disposable income increase of 18 percent.
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ADVERTISING BLITZ - To get people and businesses ready for a no-deal Brexit, 138 million pounds will be spent on one of the biggest peacetime advertising campaigns and provide extra consular support for citizens living overseas.
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When some arrived at the border, they were tear-gassed en masse by a Border Patrol whose reinforcements included a deployment of thousands of U.S. soldiers, the largest deployment of troops during peacetime in a century.
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The referendum failed, but he ultimately took control of the bank by appointing devout loyalists, using national reserves to fund pet projects and laying the groundwork for what became one of history's worst peacetime economic disasters.
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Italy imposed an unprecedented peacetime lockdown on Sunday that will affect 21 million people across much of the country's north, as officials reported a more than 0.13 percent surge in confirmed cases from a day earlier.
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Norway's F-35s are in Iceland as part of what NATO calls its Airborne Surveillance and Interception Capabilities to meet Iceland's Peacetime Preparedness Needs mission, which started after the US withdrew from the island in 2008.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Denmark announced on Friday it would shut its borders to most foreign visitors for a month from Saturday, in a move unprecedented in peacetime as part of efforts to halt the spread of coronavirus.
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As a result of the Fed's decision to abandon its 2019 rate increases and do the opposite (despite historically low peacetime unemployment), we are now in the 11th year of an economic expansion, a new record.
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His death in peacetime Sweden, not war-ravaged Uganda, amplifies the ironies that pulse through the novel: Where P is confronted by questions of ethnic loyalties, his sons must cope with questions of race and identity.
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A robust, well-funded peacetime defense has been the cornerstone of America's order-building efforts since World War II; outright military primacy has been the foundation of the international system since the end of the Cold War.
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But a new study by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) found that since 2006 at least $50 billion of annual OCO funds actually went to enduring activities — that is, those associated with running the military during peacetime.
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LONDON (Reuters) - In early October 2008, then Business Minister Shriti Vadera called a secret meeting of bankers and government officials on the top floor of Standard Chartered's City of London headquarters to address Britain's biggest peacetime crisis.
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Britain's headline measure of total government debt stands at more than 1.6 trillion pounds ($2.0 trillion), equivalent to 75% of economic output, down only slightly from historic peacetime highs of more than 80% a few years ago.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain said it is ramping up preparations for a no-deal Brexit by spending an extra 2.1 billion pounds to stockpile medicines, hire more border officials and fund one of the biggest peacetime advertising campaigns.
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These obstacles would present issues for any peacetime mobilization effort and led NATO to conclude in a 2017 internal report that its ability to rapidly deploy around Europe had "atrophied since the end of the Cold War."
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The Italian Air Force detachment achieved the FOC (Final Operational Capability) and was declared mission ready to conduct NATO's peacetime Icelandic Air Policing mission on the following day, October 2, two days ahead of the initial schedule.
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Even as the Roosevelt Administration began to prepare for the war, switching on the "arsenal of democracy" and instituting a peacetime draft, it wasn't enough to deter the Japanese from hitting the United States at Pearl Harbor.
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Now the British government has launched a massive operation to bring travelers back to the U.K. "We are today mounting the biggest civilian repatriation exercise this country has seen in peacetime," said British Transport Secretary Chris Grayling.
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Mr. Netanyahu's Israel has seen less partisan moments, like the social protests of 2011 that cut across party lines and were a fleeting reminder of what it could mean for the country to come together in peacetime.
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In peacetime, you are a carwash employee with debts and a troubled family life; at war you are a brave commander with a chest covered in combat medals, a charismatic figure of interest to everyone you meet.
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War, von Clausewitz wrote, is defined by the "peculiar nature of the means which it uses" — acts like killing, the destruction of property and the taking of prisoners, most of which would be considered criminal in peacetime.
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Tourism boomed even after the deadliest attack on Thai soil in peacetime at a shrine in central Bangkok shook the country and as a high profile trial for the murder of two British backpackers sullied the industry's reputation.
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The strength of this year's deployment at 1,250 troops lags well behind the initial plan for the deployment to reach 2,500 Marines this year, but it will see the largest U.S. aircraft contingent to Australia in peacetime history.
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To save his nation, or at least his government, Castro inaugurated the catastrophic Special Period in Peacetime, in which food, oil, electricity, and even clothing were rationed, and urban workers were sent into the countryside to grow crops.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - New Zealanders have handed over more than 215,22017 guns, weapons parts and accessories in the first week of a buy-back scheme prompted by the country's worst peacetime mass shooting, police figures released on Sunday show.
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And as startup founders prepare themselves for a period of existential threat, a 9-year-old blog post titled "Peacetime CEO/Wartime CEO" by Ben Horowitz, one of the founders of Silicon Valley's Andreessen Horowitz, is suddenly everywhere.
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" Things changed by 1918, when the paper shrank its list to 100: "Owing to the pre-emption by the war, there is much less time on the part of the general reader for … the literary trifling of peacetime.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Lawmakers in New Zealand voted almost unanimously on Wednesday to change gun laws, less than a month after its worst peacetime mass shooting, in which 50 people were killed in attacks on two mosques in Christchurch.
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In Martin's 1996 movie adaptation, everything worked out for Bilko—an iconic, affably crooked motor-pool NCO who presciently kept a signed photograph of Donald Trump on his desk, sticking it to The Man in the peacetime Army.
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She promptly labeled the worst peacetime mass killing in New Zealand as terrorism, and set about reassuring a nation that has been largely unscathed by the violence and fears that have afflicted other countries in the past two decades.
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All this means that Mrs May's premiership now has but one purpose—and it is a monumental one: to steer a split party and a minority government through the most complex and divisive peacetime transition in modern British history.
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On Tuesday parliament will debate a no-confidence motion against Sylvi Listhaug, who has triggered uproar by accusing the opposition Labour Party - in 2011 the target of the country's worst peacetime massacre - of putting terrorists' rights before national security.
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"The one who talks about peace in wartime is as much a traitor as the one who talks about war in peacetime," wrote an Erdogan ally, in an anonymous denunciation of Davutoglu posted on a blog on May 1.
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Weeks after overthrowing Egypt's first democratically elected president, Mohamed Morsi, in July 2013, Sisi's security forces stormed pro-Morsi protest camps in Cairo, killing at least 817 people in one day, the worst peacetime massacre of Egypt's modern history.
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The long-running war between the MS-13 and the rival Barrio 18 gang has caused the murder rate to spike horrifically in the tiny Central American nation, turning El Salvador into the world's deadliest peacetime nation in 2015.
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The Olympics have never been postponed or cancelled during peacetime but the IOC's decision to consider postponement was met with relief from several other major stakeholders, including World Athletics, the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) and major national Olympic committees.
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The French government on Tuesday put its 67 million people under lockdown in an unprecedented act during peacetime, after an almost 20% rise in deaths and reported cases in just 24 hours, with eastern France the worst-hit region.
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In the Eisenhower years, the United States spent about 10% of its GDP each year on the military -- a higher percentage than any peacetime administration ever (in 2016, according to the World Bank, the US spent 3.3% of GDP).
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The On Eternal Patrol Memorial Reef will eventually consist of 66 concrete "reef balls," one for each of the 65 U.S. submarines lost in battle or during peacetime, plus one in honor of submariners lost in non-sinking accidents.
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It shows that the return to civilian life was not marked by celebration and church bells pealing; instead, exhausted and harrowed by their experiences, veterans found themselves unable to readjust to peacetime and lay the ghosts of the war to rest.
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We're yet to see whether Northern Ireland's current constitutional set-up can deliver the kind of society that the peacetime generation want, and whether a tactical LGBT voting bloc will be able to enact the change they want on May 5.
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While there's a lot sonically separating their folk-rock 1996 debut Tigermilk and their latest 2015 dance-inflected LP Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance, Belle and Sebastian have always kept their heart and ear for an expertly-executed pop song.
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Osman, along with three other Islamist militants, had made their bombing attempt just two weeks after three attackers had killed 2083 people and themselves in bombings on three underground trains and a bus — the most deadly peacetime attack in Britain.
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Osman, along with three other Islamist militants, had made their bombing attempt just two weeks after three attackers had killed 52 people and themselves in bombings on three underground trains and a bus — the most deadly peacetime attack in Britain.
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The call came as a study published by TrustLaw, a unit of the Thomson Reuters Foundation, revealed a gap in international laws to protect citizens taken hostage by states in peacetime, with the situation more complex for those with dual citizenship.
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Alarming bouts of volatility in world financial markets over the past 12 months have been rooted in a fear of what happens when a world with its highest-ever peacetime debt pile faces even a hint of higher interest rates.
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"This peacetime employment of a guided missile for the important and practical purpose of carrying mail, is the first known official use of missiles by any Post Office Department of any nation," said United States Postmaster General Arthur E Summerfield.
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SEOUL, Feb 7 (Reuters) - A group of 280 North Koreans arrived in South Korea on Wednesday, one of the largest peacetime crossing of the inter-Korean border, to spur on athletes from the two Koreas at the Winter Olympics starting Friday.
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She said financial cuts in recent years meant that while the Slovenian army was fully operational in peacetime, it would not be able to offer sufficient security to the country in the case of "crisis, direct war danger or in war".
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Federal debt is the highest in our peacetime history when compared to GDP, and it will soon eclipse the all-time peak in World War II. Including state debt, our government debt is 2023th highest among 33 high-income nations.
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About 3703 percent of Yemen's modest oil reserves were exported in peacetime from the Ash Shihr terminal, 68 km (42 miles) eastwards along the coast from Mukalla, which has been shut since the war began and al Qaeda seized the area.
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"Peacetime will present challenges that the war let him paper over," said Alexander Bick, a lecturer and research scholar at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies who oversaw Syria issues at the National Security Council under the Obama administration.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa announced on Monday that South Africa would shut down for three weeks from Thursday in a bid to contain the coronavirus, joining a number of economies around the world taking drastic measures not usually seen in peacetime.
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With the cost of the tax cuts passed in December, it sets public debt levels on a path to be higher as a share of GDP than the economy has ever seen at a similar point of peacetime economic prosperity.
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In two previous meetings, a group of government experts convened by the United Nations decided that the United Nations Charter applies in cyberspace and that cyberattacks on critical infrastructure and computer emergency response teams should be off limits during peacetime.
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The fire front is driving entire townships toward the coast and onto the beaches, where the Australian Defence Force waits to evacuate them on zodiacs and battleships in what is likely the largest peacetime maritime rescue operation in the country's history.
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Corriere della Sera daily said the operation was the biggest peacetime evacuation in Italy, with more than 60% of the city's residents forced to vacate a "red zone" in a radius of 1,617 meters from where the bomb was found.
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Corriere della Sera daily said the operation was the biggest peacetime evacuation in Italy, with more than 60% of the city's residents forced to vacate a "red zone" in a radius of 1,617 meters from where the bomb was found.
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China can "test the readiness and response of Japanese forces, to better understand Japanese defenses, and, over time, to engage in peacetime attrition," said Toshi Yoshihara, a professor and Senior Fellow at the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments in Washington.
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"When this kind of violence and abuse happens in peacetime, we are absolutely clear it is a crime that deserves to be punished by law," Jolie exclusively told PEOPLE about expanding the initiative to focus on bringing perpetrators of sexual violence to justice.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan bestowed a national award on one of the victims of last week's mosque attack in New Zealand who died along with his son while trying to confront the suspected white supremacist accused of the country's worst peacetime mass shooting.
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Most of the weapons provided to Kurdish militias are Soviet in design and would blend with most other firearms in the region, making them extremely difficult to track and spot even during peacetime — never mind during the chaotic environment of a war.
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So far, the deepest national cuts in emissions delivered by peacetime policies, according to a study in the journal Nature Climate Change, were 4.5 percent a year in Sweden from 1976-86 after oil price spikes drove the nation to adopt nuclear power.
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Italy reported a huge jump in deaths from the coronavirus on Sunday, a surge of more than 703 percent from the day before, as it ordered an unprecedented peacetime lockdown of its wealthiest region in a sweeping effort to fight the epidemic.
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There is no international crime today that can be used to neatly hold world leaders or corporate chief executives criminally responsible in peacetime for ecological catastrophes that result in the type of mass displacements and population wipeouts more commonly associated with war crimes.
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Some analysts agree that government reforms are unlikely to be enough to satisfy many Iraqis, who call for an overhaul of the entire political system and a despised ruling class they say has kept life miserable for most Iraqis even in peacetime.
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If the state was able to calculate how many uniforms and munitions were needed in wartime—which he knew it could, because he had been in charge of efforts to that end—it could surely do so for other goods in peacetime.
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But we have kind of run out on our ability to do much more of that, given the fact that the Fed has indeed played its cards and given the fact that we are in the largest structural deficits in peacetime our country's history.
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The balance between offense and defense in intelligence will continue to evolve as these technologies advance, but this will remain a critical domain of peacetime and wartime competition, in which such a going dark could increase levels of uncertainty and exacerbate risks of misperception.
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Over the past weeks, the market gave back all of its 2018 gains and more, interest rates are creeping up stalling housing starts and fear of a trade war with China and possibly Europe could spell doom for the longest peacetime expansion in modern history.
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In "No Idle Hands: The Social History of American Knitting," published in 1988, Anne L. Mcdonald charts the roles knitters played during both wartime, galvanizing support and providing clothing for troops, and peacetime, supporting political movements across the centuries like American independence, abolition and suffragism.
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They want to operate secretly and routinely in the cyber domain by creating a legal and policy zone that authorizes robust, sometimes destructive responses, well above normal peacetime competition but below what we would define as the threshold of conventional conflict and open interstate war.
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" While making Monday's episode, producer Annie Brown went down the rabbit hole of Census Bureau promotional videos and became our resident expert: "During our interview, I was struck when Adam Liptak said that the census is the largest peacetime mobilization that the U.S. does.
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But it is likely they will be focused more on figuring out which party can be trusted going forward, and specifically, which is better equipped to manage the next phase of the government's response to the most challenging peacetime crisis in a century or more.
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And so another mass shooting in America makes international headlines -- another episode in which our children are slaughtered in school -- and the rest of the world, where this simply does not happen in peacetime nations, looks on aghast and wonders why we don't do anything.
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"Space Force would be authorized to organize, train, and equip military space forces ... to ensure unfettered access to, and freedom to operate in, space, and provide vital capabilities to joint and coalition forces in peacetime and across the spectrum of conflict," according to the directive.
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"Not that the Chinese are going to shoot down an aircraft in peacetime, but certainly it is going to raise the threat environment and the risks for any U.S. commander who's thinking about where to do an overflight next," Mr. Graham said in a telephone interview.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Children whose mothers were raped by rebels in Uganda say war was better than peace because they felt a greater sense of family cohesion and status during the conflict compared to the violence, stigma and rejection they face in peacetime, a study showed.
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The men—and one woman—charged with protecting America's monopoly of Congolese uranium worked for the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), an organisation set up by President Franklin Roosevelt as the wartime intelligence agency, and the precursor to what in peacetime became the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).
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Justice Samuel Alito noted in his majority opinion that the court had yet to weigh in on incorporating only two portions of the Bill of Rights: the Third Amendment's ban on peacetime quartering of troops in private homes, and the Eighth Amendment's prohibition of excessive fines.
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If you start to rely on a flawed theory as a guide to policy, there will eventually come a time when it will lead policymakers astray, as happened when President Johnson relied on an MMT-type theory and accidentally triggered the greatest peacetime inflation in American history.
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No one has died this year in the wave of bombings in the two countries, but the situation is highly unusual, not only for Sweden and Denmark, but also in comparison with the rest of the Western world during peacetime, according to Amir Rostami, a criminologist.
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Gun owners across New Zealand are handing their guns to the police after the government passed tough new firearm laws banning semi-automatic military style firearms and other accessories, in the wake of the country's worst peacetime mass shooting in Christchurch in which 50 people were killed.
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The findings highlight the long-term impact of war-induced crises in countries such as Afghanistan, Iraq, South Sudan, Syria and Yemen, the UN's health agency said, and the numbers are significantly higher than in peacetime populations, where around one in 43 people has a mental illness.
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In order to reach international agreements on what kinds of actions are permissible, the United States must be willing to say what kinds of offensive techniques it is willing to give up — including turning off power systems, communications networks or influence elections in peacetime, the report states.
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"Under this proposal, the Space Force will organize, train and equip national security space forces of the United States to ensure unfettered access to and freedom to operate in space, and to provide vital capabilities ... in peacetime and across the spectrum of conflict," the draft directive says.
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The repatriation of British travelers was being described as the largest such peacetime effort in the country's history, and Deidre Hutton, the chairwoman of the Civil Aviation Authority, speaking to the BBC on Tuesday morning, said that around 15,000 people had already been flown back to Britain.
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What's more, as demonstrated by the recent New York Times report on the cyberattacks used to disrupt North Korean ballistic missile tests and the latest WikiLeaks claims about a CIA hacking unit, cyber capabilities are too tempting for governments to refrain from using — even in peacetime.
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The result is that investors face the choice between a weak and wobbly Tory government and a Labour administration which plans to raise taxes on corporate profits, executive pay, and financial transactions (the IFS described it as the biggest-ever peacetime tax hike), as well as nationalise key industries.
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Britain's two main political parties are haggling over the nation's withdrawal from the European Union, but even with the departure on hold for the next few months, the badly divided government remains in crisis, unable to agree on an approach to the country's biggest peacetime decision in decades.
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The peacetime air-policing mission requires the aircraft in QRA to scramble with live air-to-air missiles when there is the need to intercept, identify and escort, aircraft approaching or "skirting" NATO ally's sovereign airspace: A task that an F-35 is more than able to conduct.
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We boarded the retired aircraft carrier Intrepid expecting to see the presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump field questions directly from veterans representing the diverse backgrounds that the modern military now represents, including birthplace, sexual orientation and political leaning, as well as war and peacetime service experience.
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The current policy on naturalization of immigrants in the military dates to World War I. The policy, as pitched by recruiters, seems pretty simple: During peacetime, the main requirement for immigrants serving in the military to become American citizens is honorable service for a period of one year.
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The various phases of an epidemic appeared to move west this weekend: China's cases dropped dramatically; Italy imposed an unprecedented peacetime lockdown affecting 2000 million people as its cases and deaths skyrocketed; and the number of U.S. cases rose to 270 — and that's before tests are widely available.
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