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My country was born of a bloody conflict.

Egyptian blogger Zeinobia shares her wrap up of a yet another bloody week in Syria.

They suffered from chronic vomiting, seizures, and muscle weakness, sending them and their parents on an odyssey of medical examinations and tests.

Blood clotting in the veins of the legs is estimated to occur in 6 to 25 of people.

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But the South gained these freedoms only in 2005, with the CPA, and only after a huge and bloody conflict.

Yet lovers grew wary, once novelty waned To lie with a bloody man, his terror unfeigned.

He had been ousted in the dead of night in a bloodless coup staged by his prime minister, Zine El Abidine Ben Ali.

A video showing an unprovoked police attack on a Thessaloniki rally went viral on Facebook.

Sixty years ago, the cannons fell silent in Europe, marking the end of the most terrible and bloodiest conflict that humanity has ever known.

Any unilateral move to give Kosovo its independence is likely to unfreeze them fast and bloodily.

CAMBRIDGE As its army confronts, ever more bloodily, the Taliban in the Swat Valley, Pakistan is fighting for its very soul.

ATHENS The centrality of Germany to Europe and, more widely, to world affairs has been amply, and often bloodily, demonstrated over many centuries.

However, this changes in the second series after he becomes a victim of a subdural hematoma and, as a result, becomes more vulnerable.

War would have meant acceptance of the terrorists as legitimate enemies, in a sense as equals in a bloody contest for which there are accepted rules of engagement.

One path led to the demise of communism and a new birth of freedom and democracy at times bloody and painful in Europe.

At midnight on August 15, 1947, a new nation was born on a subcontinent ripped apart by a bloody partition.

Politics has therefore often been more a violent than an electoral struggle, and property rights have often been tenuous.

What was needed was a bloody minded romantic hero, willing to gamble the fate of his nation by fighting on, whatever the cost may be, in the words of Winston Churchill.

There is no power save a new violent dictatorship that can bring Shi a, Sunnis, and Kurds to live once again in one body politic.

This alliance resulted in a bloody year of 636 in which Battle of Yarmouk in Syria and Battle of Qadisiyyah in Iraq resulted in decisive Muslim victory.

Syrian President Bashar al Assad s cynical declaration of support for the coup is a sign that some want to turn today s struggle in the Arab world into a bloody contest between Islamists and secularists.

Though he took power in a bloodless coup, there was little doubt about his popularity at the time. The public had tired of a civilian regime marked by corruption and economic chaos.

The superior vena cava (also known as the cava or cva) is a large diameter, yet short, vein that carries deoxygenated blood from the upper half of the body to the heart's right atrium.

Peter van Uhm is the Netherlands chief of defense, but that does not mean he is pro war. At TEDxAmsterdam he explains how his career is one shaped by a love of peace, not a desire for bloodshed and why we need armies if we want peace.

On February 15, the terrorists posted a gruesome and bloody video on YouTube that showed the beheading of the hostages, creating an uproar in Egypt, including the bombing of ISIS sites in Libya.

As the world was watching the football games in Germany, North Korea was testing long range missiles and Palestinians in the governing Hamas launched attacks on Israel that prompted a bloody invasion of Gaza.

Imagine your next door neighbor with whom you have had a long and bloody feud pulling out a gun and shooting into your windows, from his own living room, which is densely packed with women and children.

Ever since, the country could be held together only by an iron fist Iraq s history is replete with Shia, Kurdish, and even Christian Assyrian revolts, all put down in bloody fashion by the ruling Sunni minority.

Leave aside the fact that efforts to make democracy bloom have become bloodily unstuck in Iraq and Afghanistan. Is it true that democracies never fight each other?

To answer that question, we should consider not just the 1815 Treaty of Vienna, but also the 1648 Peace of Westphalia and the 1919 Treaty of Versailles, each of which in its own way brought to an end a bloody chapter in European history.

More than 100,000 people marched in Tehran on Monday in support of reformist presidential candidate, Mir Hussein Mousavi and his demands for an annulment of the election results that declared incumbent President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad the winner of the election on June 12. The march ended in bloodshed. At least 7 people lost their lives.

Aleppo was liberated. Its new borders remained stable for almost two years, separated by a bloody passage manned by regime snipers ready to reap ten lives a day from among those who resisted the separation and crossed from one part of the city to the next. The alternative route between Aleppo's two sections, by car, took 10 hours, instead of the one hour it did previously.

CAMBRIDGE As its army confronts, ever more bloodily, the Taliban in the Swat Valley, Pakistan is fighting for its very soul. The army appears to be winning this time around, in marked contrast to its recent half hearted confrontations with Taliban forces in neighboring tribal areas.

The public had tired of a civilian regime marked by corruption and economic chaos. Musharraf s personal frankness and integrity appealed to the street and earned him de facto legitimacy.