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To make it a truly special collectible, we've included sand from the very coast the battle was waged upon(see center section, page8).

But then in 1979, the tide began to turn when Paul Volcker took over the U. S. Federal Reserve and waged war against inflation.

For almost a year they had waged a war of nerves on their neighbours; now it was to be war in earnest.

A people's war, however, is always waged right around a man's home and close to what he holds most near and dear in life.

Over the past few decades, Americans have waged political war as if all that matters is the amount of money going into federal coffers.

Finally, let's take a look at the war of words waged by Microsoft and Google as they try to win the battle of public perception.

It no longer matters whether the war in Iraq "should've never been waged. "

There would be a time when Abaddon no longer waged bloody war across the territories of humanity.

Addressing parliament in the Tamil language, Rajapaksa said the war was not waged against the Tamil people.

Voltaire waged the splendid kind of warfare, the war of one alone against all; that is to say, the grand warfare.

During all that time they referred to the troops as "ministerial, " as if the Crown's bureaucracy, not the king, waged the war.

Culture clashes may be an inevitable byproduct of the urgency with which the search engine war is being waged .

Certainly they didn't know they were on the front lines of a global war being waged under their drooping eyes.

Biden has been a vocal critic of Bush administration foreign policy, including the way it waged the war on terrorism.

Since the beginning of this summerHaier has waged a massive ad campaign to promote its air-conditioner sales.

Change is a foreign policy that doesn't begin and end with a war that should've never been authorized and never been waged.

Along with street crime, organized criminal groups have waged wars against police and public institutions that were unable to be bribed.

The budget's introduction is likely to herald one of the fiercest political fights Washington has seen in years, waged on multiple fronts.

And after all, this last is the real life of England, for the sake of which those wars were waged and bloody battles fought.

With Reebok breathing down the the company's neck, Darwinian battles were waged for resources and support.

Google's decision to launch its own music store is the latest salvo in a wider conflict being waged by the titans of the tech world.

A suicide bomb campaign waged by al Qaeda-inspired militants has added to a mounting sense of insecurity.

On the other end of the scale, a few countries, particularly those where wars are being waged, are failing.

The midfielder was all set for the transfer to Turin when Bianconeri fans waged a vicious campaign against his arrival.

Because Moscow was so far from the coast, no Czar had called for a navy. No Czar had waged war at sea.

In modern times, our friendly relations were devastated by the war of aggression the Japanese militarists waged against China.

Senator Kerry waged a spirited campaign, and he and his supporters can be proud of their efforts.

Analysts, however, are skeptical that the rebels, who have waged a 25-year-long campaign for a Tamil homeland, can be vanquished militarily.

Introduction: Flying Dragon In the Sky , FABULOUS samurai to save mankind , and waged a long fight .

China's battle against stubbornly high inflation is part of a wider war being waged by central banks across emerging markets.

Over the next few months , Mr Tandja waged a campaign against Niger 's institutions .

Socks, the White House cat during the Clinton administration who waged war on Buddy the pup, has died.

's personal experiences and the battles he waged during his transition from a poor kid to one of the world's most popular stars.

Ultimately, these small and flexible warships in 1588 years of British west sea battle waged in Britain, the sign the rise of sea.

Remembered him, in order to peace and bright future of mankind, he had waged an unyielding struggle.

The form of blog is more a war waged for the speech right by the "grass-root revolution" than merely a BBS for thoughts and ideas.

A fierce battle is being waged behind the scenes for control of North Korea as Kim Jong-il prepares to anoint his successor, it has emerged.

And it was among the Kikuyu that Ngai waged His final battle against the god of the Europeans.

Nowadays the battle waged across the Florida Straits is largely a propaganda one for influence, especially in Latin America.

Similar epic battles are being waged all over the star-forming Carina Nebula.

The deluded Chinese emperor waged a war and took her back. He named her "Madame Fragrance, " which made all of his other women jealous.

For decades during the Cold War, the most captivating spy-vs. -spy battle was the one waged between Moscow and Washington.

Second, it has waged more aggressive patrols and naval exercises to give operational meaning to the new doctrine.

The war on terror is a different kind of war, waged capture by capture, cell by cell, and victory by victory.

The battles waged by our troops are part of a broader struggle between two dramatically different systems.

The fight over the Reformation was waged in a journalistic manner, with pamphlets and flyers.

As Jedi reinforcement and battle droids waged war within the arena, the reek again went berserk, charging battle droids and Jedi alike.

Recently battles have been waged over buildings that in most cities would have little historical appeal.

Armed defense of democratic existence is now being gallantly waged in four continents.

The battle over immigration law enforcement in Arizona is now being waged on the streets of Los Angeles.

It is salutary to be reminded just how foul a little war was waged in Northern Ireland, and. . .

Many separate battles have been waged in the last couple years, most recently the Battle of Mogadishu (2010).

In recent years, Taoists have waged a legal battle against provincial officials who have sought greater control over the site. Mr.

And since leaving he's waged a campaign to highlight what he believes is a crippling debt habit in American public finance.

For decades the Greek government has waged a campaign to get them back, so far to no avail.

Barfi adds, "It's clear that there's an intimidation campaign being waged against both foreign and domestic media. "

The Judas gospel vividly reflects the struggle waged long ago between the Gnostics and the hierarchical church.

Even so, bolstered by newer campaigning unions, the economic struggle can be waged hopefully.

Do I identify with the struggle against brutality and genocide waged against the Native Americans in this country?

The rebels have often waged hit and run attacks on Turkish forces inside Turkey, the latest coming over the weekend.

But the opposite is true: happiness is largely under our control. It is a battle to be waged and not a feeling to be awaited.

He claims that both his parents were killed in 1978 during the height of the guerrilla war waged against the UDI regime.

They had waged war on us for eight years so we Iraqis had a right to deter them.

In early postwar years, this day incited urgent anti-war protests especially since another war was being waged nearby.

His action in fighting against the Bolshevist springtide was waged beyond that, for Europe and the entire civilised world.

Though an army encamp against me, my heart does not fear; Though war be waged against me, even then do I trust.

Bizarrely, this war of words has been waged in the name of brotherly ties and economic union.

In recent months, Taiwan's central bank governor Perng Fai-Nan has waged an increasingly aggressive battle against "hot money" inflows.

While struggling for the right to subsistence, the Chinese people have waged a heroic struggle for democratic rights.

A war to suppress an enormous rebellion, he insisted coldly, could not be waged with mere "elder squirts, charged with rose water. "

What was being waged in Anyang County was strictly a people's war.

If anything, the United States under Obama has waged war more ferociously than ever against radical Islamic groups.

Yates: Gunpowder completely transformed the way wars were waged and contributed to the eventual establishment of might over right.

World War II was waged on land, on sea, and in the air over several diverse theaters of operation for approximately six years.

They waged a protracted war to rid their land of these aggressors.

The controversy waged for a few years.

The Government should now have the courage of its convictions and stare down the fear campaign being waged against it.

The Chinese people waged many successive heroic struggles for national independence and liberation and for democracy and freedom.

Such suits are waged by workers who claim they were fired to prevent them from filing a discrimination claim against their employer.

Sometimes, war or peace is not a matter of choice. In some cases, a war is waged for the sake of peace.

United as one, the people of that country waged a just war against aggression.

It is little wonder that the closest political battles are often waged in suburbia.

It is a long struggle that must be waged by individual citizens, myriad communities and entire nations.

For a long time the Ethiopian people have waged a glorious struggle for independence.

The government waged a war against crime and disease. That building has been converted into a school.

Basically, a vast information war 'for' and 'against' China is now waged in the world.

The Communists of Japan and Germany are defeatists with regard to the wars being waged by their countries.

Of course, printer manufacturers hate off-brand ink replacements, and have waged a campaign to "educate" users about their pitfalls.

police and drug traffickers have waged pitched battles using automatic weapons and grenades.

A war is being waged between the FDA and electronic cigarette supporters.

Varadarajan: Your party has waged a "people's war" in Nepal for 10 years and the anniversary is now coming up.

They caused deep controversy, even in their own time. They helped to finance wars waged by several European monarchs.

The UK Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (Ceop) waged a long-running campaign to have a "panic button" installed on the site.

vaudeville. . . waged an uneven battle against the church.

The book would help to "impress a distant public with the brutality of warfare waged as this one has been" .

14 The government would strive to maintain stable economic growth as a nationwide battle was being waged against the SARS.

The Central Committee has waged a stern and continuous struggle against this deviation.

Wars have been waged. Innocents have been slaughtered.

While others pledge peace, the Lords waged war against rebellious human villages.

Unlike the Indians, who had regularly burnt the region, the whitey eco-ists had steadfastly waged war against all forest fires.

Long before the war on smoking, politicians waged two other wars.

Since 1908, the FBI has enforced prohibition, and waged bloody battles with the likes of Baby Face Nelson and John Dillinger.

All these battles were mere skirmishes as compared to the great campaign that Johnson waged for the three-cent fare.

Today, another war promoted by International Jewry is being waged in Afghanistan, the world's top supplier of opium.

America waged a brutal war against Muslim Moros of the Philippines.

It's about a battle for Earth being waged by shape-shifting beings from another world.

Besides the air war, we waged a vigorous ground campaign.

Omelettes can't be made without breaking eggs, and war can't be waged without losses or this kind occurring.

In ancient times the prehistoric Taungs and the Battalions of Zhell waged war for control of the beautiful world.

The region was then at the frontline of proxy wars waged either openly or covertly.

The anti-bullying campaign will be waged on the Internet, on TV and radio and several major U. S. magazines.

All AVE lines currently turn a profit and have easily survived price wars waged by airlines, Professor Valls said.

The battle being waged is one within Latin America over its future.

Mayor Scanlon, who had no money but waged a game fight, got the rest.

But the courageous Chinese people waged heroic resistance.

Every night the shadow war was waged anew beneath the stepped pyramids of Meereen.

The Party organization in the Red Army has already waged struggles against putschism, but not yet to a sufficient extent.

The struggle for political liberty waged throughout the 18th century.

It is a war that waged in the name of liberation.

and part-time, minimum-waged, pensionless, casual jobs.

Lili and Nuoai waged their youth on the life on the Green Island, who were able to sell everything, even their bodies.

In Sri Lanka there is a legendary and almost sacred recorded history about the triumphant battles waged by Buddhist kings of yore.

Likewise, if we had taken both the Japanese imperialists and the Kuomintang as our main targets, the war could not have been waged.

But the fight against intellectual-property theft is waged hard.

The 2008 campaign, it seems, will be waged on the basis of personality, not political philosophy.

In the late 19th century, many imperialist countries waged invasive war against China.

Then King Nebuchadnezzar waged war against King Arphaxad in the vast plain, in the district of Ragae.

The war has been waged on our part with scrupulous regard to all these obligations, and in a spirit of liberality which was never surpassed.

Faithful Always, the shall remain, dogs to loose when war is waged.

Mr. Obama waged a two-front campaign on behalf of the bill.

Recent attention to alleged spying by China has focused on industrial espionage, or cyber warfare waged by hackers backed by Beijing.

From the year 1917 to the year 1928, Kuomintang successively waged six northern expeditions.

Some Uighurs -- seeking independence from China -- have waged sporadic and at-times violent campaigns against the government.

The Crusades, a series of conflicts waged from 1095 to 1291, pitted Christian invaders against Muslims for control of the Holy Land.

Helped for many years by Syria, the PKK has since 1984 waged a long and violent campaign against the Turkish army and state.

Each waged its own separate war.

They waged a campaign against nuclear tests.

They waged a campaign against cheating on exams.

He waged a number of wars, but all of them through his legates .

On the[color=#333333] backfoot militarily in the south, they have waged a campaign of assassinating high-placed officials in Kandahar.

A divided Ireland waged a short civil war, but the 6 counties of Northern Ireland were never recaptured .

But in this school on 96th Street between 3rd and Lexington Avenues, a war of sorts is being waged between two community school districts.

Ministers have waged war in public and have floated ideas that, in some cases, are downright ludicrous.

More than 200 political prisoners remain in custody, and the government has waged a brutal campaign against insurgents in Kachin State.

But when you waged a war for oil, you called it "liberation" .

The controversy waged for months.

This Republican leadership has waged 78 filibusters, and we still have six months to go.

The Timorese people I know who used the Internet were waged with jobs in NGO's.

But in 1886, a series of violent strikes waged by railroad workers hurt the union's reputation.

Germany waged a war against Poland.

Whether a campaign should be waged against pseudoscience remains a dispute in China.

The US waged war in Afghanistan and Iraq.

The competition for shoppers is waged in malls, which account for about 60 cents of every dollar of retail sales in Hong Kong.

The riot waged for several hours.

I have loved you all so long. Delighting in your company. To grant whatever you would crave. I have both waged life and land.

The elves waged a fierce battle, but without succe .

War is waged in three elements.

an aggressive war waged by Louis XIV against Spain and the Empire and England and Holland and other states (1689-1697).

Not only for living expenses of every problem and husband waged war, also check out books, even open the refrigerator expenses.

The North waged war on the South.

The battle has been waged on two fronts.

It can be a war waged without gun smoke which is the economic warfare.

He waged a long war against poverty.

England and Spain waged war for many years.

Joshua waged war against all these kings for a long time.

A battle is being waged.

What is true is that a defensive war is by definition waged only when the probability of an attack has become one; the attack has occurred.

But if the stories sound familiar, it's because they are: both men waged a similar battle in the 1996 Clinton campaign.

Wars are no longer waged in the name of a sovereign who must be defended; they are waged on behalf of the existence of everyone;

It means that you find a job, get waged and be independent economically.

In the age of economic globalization, trade frictions and disputes between countries, trade war waged. Constantly

For three years the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank backed by Western paymasters has waged a beauty contest with its Hamas rivals;

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