...g his lifetime, and the secondary literature was scant until after [[World War II]]. Much of his huge output is still unpublished. Although he wrote most
...xempted Charles from having to take part in the [[American Civil War|Civil War]]. It would have been very awkward for him to do so, as the Boston Brahmin
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...s written by an author with impeccable credentials and a book on the civil war in hampshire by one G.N Godwin publsihed in 1904
...e got a tudor palace/manor standing up to a seige during the english civil war
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[17:33] <kiminewt> Is it because of the war, WilliamH_UK?
[17:33] <MuZemike> Don't mention the war!
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The secondary literature on Peirce was scant until after [[World War II]]. Much of his huge output is still unpublished. An innovator in field
...xempted Charles from having to take part in the [[American Civil War|Civil War]]. It would have been very awkward for him to do so, as the Boston Brahmin
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[16:13:26] <{soap|bed}> has mexico even fought a war since 1848?
[16:16:00] <ToAruShiroiNeko> {soap|bed} most countries kinda avoid war
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[14:58] <Pharos> Hello! Due to your recent edit war on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Aaron Muszalski, an administrator
[15:00] <Monty845> Hello! Due to your recent edit war on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Aaron Muszalski, an administrator
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...disk sample; we'd often get out the geiger counter (a true, Cold War-style Civil Defense one at that) and scare the kiddies with it :P
Jul 12 13:02:46 <SoapX> Pray for war!
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...Norway , there are apparently 'Death metal' groups that persue a course of civil unrest...
11:38 < ToAruShiroiNeko> "He has called a meeting of the country's civil emergency committee, known as COBRA, to discuss authorities' response."
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[19:03] <jorm> but also "goddess of war"
[19:15] <Ironholds> Theo10011: well, as said, he's not here. Please stay civil.
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07:39 < TheDruId> War bad. Want peace. - Necron99
07:51 < ToAruShiroiNeko> civil?
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...ze the Royal Family. Put the job out to competitive tender and abolish the Civil List.
...say that reagan was a lincoln... and I think that reagan ended the civil war and slavery
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...? probably not. Your using it against others? Definitely a violation of WP:CIVIL.
...hal> Of course it should. As wctaiwan said, it's clearly a violation of WP:CIVIL.
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01:02 < ToAruShiroiNeko> US to declare war on floods
01:03 < ToAruShiroiNeko> war on floods will use stealth bombers to fix the problem
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...geniice> rather than 60 years old you say "too young to remember the civil war"
...5:50:48 <JustinBieber> Last time I came in here, I was very respectful and civil if I recall.
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10:35 < ToAruShiroiNeko> Janeway fought Q with civil war era weapons
11:51 < Qcoder00> Was it again Google maps that nearly started a war/
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...issues are more jokish. Not like the north-south divide that resulted in a war.
[03:33] <darkfalls> pfft.. Slavery and Civil War in US is nothing compared to the travesty that is WA.
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...lerToe> several users with similar editing habits participating in an edit war
04:02 < TeeTylerToe> why would people edit war to prevent the reference supported statement that the S-70 and S-76 share a
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07:11 < TheDruId> Maybe they can sponsor a float in the Tournament of the War of the Roses.
07:44 < NotASpy> odder: so you're here to solemnly promise not to edit war, yeah ?
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[20:09] <Fluttershy-ENG> War. War never changes.
...53] <SpeakFree> The best quote I read this week was "you may take away our civil rights but don't touch the internet"
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...org/wiki/User_talk:Dualus#Header <--- I'm trying to give this guy a nice, civil kick out the door. Does this sound overly harsh?
[21:08] <Matt_Forte> nerd war!
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...n in the 'recognized' sense....I mean in the 'technical' sense of that the war never ended, so in a 'legalistic' sense the PRC is a province in rebellion.
09:41 < Predator> The DruiD: Don't tell me your a old dude.Like a war veteran or somethin like that.Since when did old people become technologica
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...Mike_H> see, drag in its current form in the US pretty much dates from the civil rights movement beginnings in the 1960s
...untered some of my favorite bands as opening acts. Thrice, Oceansize, Cold War Kids
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03:21 * Aranda56 tells sonia to check what i've said was right and civil in that RFA
08:02 < Frood> ooo, lame edit war. http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Field_hockey_at_the_2012_Summer_
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[01:06] <The_Thing> Whenever I see a world untouched by war, a world of innocence, a world of lush forests and clear rivers... I just w
[02:33] <The_Thing> There's be fucking civil war, with all of the opposing army consisting of schoolchildren :P
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08:24 < Revent> It's like the big flame war about the "The Rape of Lucretia" in the PTSD article...
09:29 < Revent> 'geek war' - browsing the web by telnetting to port 8080 (lol)
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May 03 01:59:04 <mindspillage> Do we get our civil liberties back now? If not, no celebrating from me.
May 03 03:42:57 <quanticle> I know the war of 1812.
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Jul 05 15:27:57 <TeeTylerToe> admins really should be more civil in civility arguments
...nter/etc. of The Party, as the Ministry of Peace is responsible for waging war and the Ministry of Plenty responsible for rationing
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[17:12] <Rainbow-Dash-EN> eh was occupied by nazis even after the war, and does afraid of anythin.
[18:09] <Ironholds> Rainbow-Dash-EN, calm down and stay civil
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May 01 01:07:50 <geniice> Shirik On paper the war looked like it could be won quickly. Local proxies for the ground fighting
May 01 01:08:11 <Shirik> We said that in world war II
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10:41 < Tony_Sidaway> The government has imposed a brief civil aviation ban in the wake of the atrocities of September 11th, 2001.
10:49 < Tony_Sidaway> It was, for a brief period, every civil airliner in America.
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May 07 15:55:12 <geniice> oh dear I appear to be getting into an edit war
May 07 20:28:34 <Qcoder00> Logan_: Ironholds is a civil person, except when people present him with a bad argument ;)
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[20:23] <Brandan> it will be like a IRC civil war.
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...ruShiroiNeko> Europe has institutionalised racism, while most people enjoy civil liberties that isnt equaly distributed
18:31 < behave_please> i wonder if it would be worth an all-out war against Ecuador just to get him back
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[16:57] <ToAruShiroiNeko> they are at war with practically everyone
[17:39] <BobTheWikipedian> related topics: [[American Civil War]], [[Confederate States of America]]...
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[18:26] <midgetpower> I half-remember there being an outright "slime war" at the end of the show.
...RenRenJuan> there's an implicit misunderstanding there about why the civil war was fought
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...sity. I hadn't even heard of the city in Scotland prior to seeing the move war, but..)
...uth> > The note, which was numbered 000008, which was produced after World War One.
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