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Back in 2009, armies of television pundits used to shout about stocks all day long, while up-to-the-minute prices whirred across screens.

If it is captured by the Nazis, the armies of darkness will march all over the face of the earth.

Long live the armies of the heart, who so love the world, who have given so much to save her.

With a couple of these on the field, it is quite effective at decimating armies of light armor units.

Bibble, like the rest of the Naboo citizenry, was taken captive by the mechanized armies of the Trade Federation.

Even with its film schools and armies of cameramen and extras, therefore, Hollywood is not quite as unshakable as it once thought.

Interning has become like a lottery in which armies of young people compete for a few precious jobs, says Mr Perlin.

Agrael Of course. The combined armies of men, elves, and makes fought Kha-Beleth. That's when King Alexei - Nicolai's father - died.

So the farmers would bury their valuables to protect them from the invading armies of the enemy .

Government will not solve our problems: we require armies of freelances to come up with new ideas, new industries and a bright new future.

Armies of hopefuls pay out half a billion dollars every year trying to cure their uncurable colds .

These mighty pandaren warriors oversee the armies of their empire and serve as feudal lords to the general population.

some armies of dol guldur and moria contain a few trolls. Mordor's southern armies dont have them at the moment.

And the armies of heaven, arrayed in fine linen, white and pure, were following him on white horses.

it succumbed not to the insurgents, but to the regular armies of North Vietnam, after the war effort was starved of support by Congress.

Thank God for the iron in the blood of our fathers, the men who upheld the wisdom of Lincoln and bore sword or rifle in the armies of Grant!

During the ground battle against the mechanized armies of the Trade Federation, Jar Jar was made a general in the Gungan Grand Army.

A Last Alliance of Men and Elves marched against the armies of Mordor.

I looked out of the window - armies of construction workers were building skyscrapers, in preparation for the great 2008 Beijing Olympics.

Last December, the United States supported a military assault on the LRA by the armies of Uganda, Congo Kinshasa, and South Sudan.

I remember the armies of demons that swept down on us like a plague.

In these troubled times, Tyrion is leading his people once more against the armies of Naggaroth.

The number of all the armies of Reuben together came to a hundred and fifty-one thousand, four hundred and fifty . They go forward second.

Mao's armies of landless and disgruntled peasants would be hard to recreate in today's more effectively controlled China.

The earth trembled as his front hoofs returned to the ground and he charged into the midst of the four armies of the first king.

It used to take armies of engineers and considerable wealth to achieve what today's illiterate parent can achieve for cents.

The Holy Roman Empire shares borders with the Sicilians, and the armies of the Reich answer to the Kaiser - not the Pope.

They pay no licence fees, and the mainstream systems are constantly supported by armies of volunteers around the globe.

The number of all the armies of Judah was a hundred and eighty-six thousand, four hundred. They go forward first.

The number of all the armies of Ephraim was a hundred and eight thousand, one hundred. They go forward third.

Before his death in 1948, Pershing's brilliant military career earned him the title of General of the Armies of the United States.

In the war between Mongolian and Song, they were numbers of mercenary armies of South Song.

They are the standing armies of twelve key countries, and the police forces of those and twenty more.

Similarly, most corporate data centres today house armies of "systems administrators" , the craftsmen of the information age.

It enabled the Red Army to build itself entirely on a Marxist-Leninist basis and to eliminate all the influences of armies of the old type.

In this instance- Saruman: "Who now has the strength to stand against the armies of Isengard and Mordor, and the union of the two towers? "

We love peace and want to see an end to all the armies of the world.

In many ways, it was absolutely unique among the armies of the world.

So battles are fought between armies of up to twenty units.

"Captains of industry" issued orders to "armies of workers, " and everyone knew what they were supposed to do.

The Ugandans, some of them veterans of peacekeeping in Somalia, fought alongside troops from the armies of Congo and south Sudan.

Stories of entire armies of previously enslaved robots who turn on humans and take over the planet are not uncommon.

These armies of low-paid PhD researchers and postdocs boost universities', and therefore countries', research capacity.

When the armies of fascism swept Europe four decades ago, the American people fought at great cost to defend the countries under assault.

The Crown soon engaged armies of lawyers to do what its armies of soldiers had failed to do.

Duringthese conferences, one prince was sometimes declared hegemon, and given leadership over the armies of all the feudal states.

Yes, Israel had done something remarkable, defeating the armies of three nations that had vowed its destruction.

These armies of low-paid PhD researchers and post docs boost universities', and therefore countries', research capacity.

And the Philistine said, I defy the armies of Israel this day; give me a man, that we may fight together.

The Lord of Horses is chosen by God for Jesus to ride as He leads the armies of heaven in the future Battle of Armageddon.

Rather than a few geeky rebels, there are now entire armies of employees equipped with smart mobile devices.

The real threat for people may not be a single disease, but armies of emergent microbes raising havoc among a host of creatures.

There were fires and priests in the non-Iranian lands which were reached by the armies of the King of kings.

Authorities on Kinmen clean up trash from China every week and armies of volunteers collect garbage from the beaches every few months.

But the authorities quickly gave approval to new China-based microblogging services, or weibo, which employ armies of censors.

Dubai does not need the armies of foreign workers for its survival, or even its prosperity.

a battle in the Seven Years' War (1757); Prussian forces under Frederick the Great defeated the armies of France and Austria.

In 1798, the armies of the French Revolution conquered Switzerland and imposed a new unified constitution that abolished the cantons.

Subordinate: Too few have come. We cannot defeat the armies of Mordor.

Fighting the armies of darkness sounds a lot more exciting than fighting the armies of procrastination and apathy and existential angst.

Armies of the Scourge, hear my call! The scarlet apocalypse has begun! Tear this land asunder and leave only death in your wake!

They are opening swanky offices in cities favoured by the wealthy, and recruiting armies of bankers who can lure new clients.

The defeat of the armies of Egypt and its Arab partners in the 1967 Arab-Israeli War jolted that mindset.

Most of the others were only biding their time waiting for the armies of Volantis to arrive.

Stormtroopers served both the ground-based armies of Palpatine's forces, and the space-based Imperial starfleet.

Gustav II Adolf led his Protestant army against the Catholic armies of France and Spain.

With MMS in the refrigerator, you are not a helpless victim confronted by armies of invisible viral enemies.

For the past half-century, feminists, their opponents and armies of academics have debated the differences between men and women.

Tonight the armies of compassion continue the march to a new day in the Gulf Coast.

Economies of scale will develop and armies of engineers will tweak them to make them better and cheaper still.

I am thankful for the armies of compassion volunteers who feed the hungry and shelter the poor.

Armies of consultants are employed as contractors across Whitehall for years.

Scene Five: Hamlet becomes King of Denmark, defeats the invading armies of Fortinbras.

Armies of entrenched interests ring the tax system, Social Security and Medicare.

Persian Gulf economies would collapse without armies of guest workers.

Currencies are notoriously volatile and difficult to predict. Even investment banks with their armies of analysts frequently call it wrong.

"The writing is on the wall for the model of using vast armies of workers paid $100 to $200 a month, " Kroeber says.

The combined armies of Ironforge and Grim Batol then turned south, intent on destroying Thaurissan and his Dark Irons once and for all.

It is an affront to the armies of traders, brokers and fund managers who require high costs for their livelihood.

They first appeared AS nomadic tribes in northeAStern Mongolia in the 5th century. Some joined the armies of Genghis Khan.

The story requires armies of boring commuters to disembark in Manhattan every morning.

Armies of academics going forward measuring poetry.

PC chips can run lots of popular software, and are familiar to armies of programmers.

Where are the armies of government workers?

That's why the loose and disorderly armies of the Gauls often didn't even have points on their swords.

Two armies of dwarves clash in a mountain valley.

Hewlett imagines we all have armies of "loyal protagonists" , but I can't say I do.

the government does not require armies of police and civil servants to keep them in order.

Do you believe, can you believe, that they represent 'civilisation', that their monstrous armies can be armies of justice?

But the architects of Bretton Woods in 1944 laid the foundations for the future even as they still fought the armies of the past.

The government invited armies of foreign experts to train Chinese pilots, controllers and inspectors.

A glorious victory. The armies of France are triumphant.

Art education has produced armies of learned bores.

But many Chinese netizens were offended and indignant at Zhang Yimou's relentless depiction of the Chinese people as armies of ants.

In 334 BC, Alexander the Great defeated the Persian armies of the third Darius.

The battle lasted for many days, but the unflagging armies of Arathor never tired or gave an inch of ground before the troll onslaught.

Yet moves to change the current system are blocked by the drug companies and their armies of lobbyists.

He won several key victories over armies of larger size.

And nowhere is that harder than in Washington, amongst the grasping armies of politicians, lobbyists and bureaucrats.

We didn't brainwash them with Marxism nor seek to churn out armies of godless immoral barbarians.

In 1532 the spaniards finally overwhelmed the armies of peru.

Where can we take the armies of Chaos?

but not necessarily for terrorists or the armies of rogue states.

The armies of Russia, Poland, Georgia and Abkhazia take part in the war game.

its expertise has been in quietly running well-regimented armies of people making goods for highly visible companies.

There is a speical kind of Acacia tree that is defended by armies of ants.

His specific remedies, such as deploying massive armies of Western scientists and engineers to developing countries, may seem old-fashioned.

alchemy came under Arab influence when the armies of Islam conquered Egypt during the seventh century

armies of bankers and executives working with single-minded purpose;

Development of oral hygiene service in armies of foreign countries

to change the armies of the old type into armies of a new type;

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The Armies of the Night

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