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The Turanic Raiders are a race of nomadic pirates that attack ships throughout the galaxy in the Sierra computer game Homeworld (1999). AnalysisThe tr...
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Paul Haygood (July 14, 1889 - June 18, 1941) was an American soldier and military thinker who helped develop ideas on counterinsurgency warfare. He be...
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Axamenta is a Belgian band formed in 1993 that plays a musical style of melodic death/black metal. Recently, however, the band has integrated elements...
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Karakura Town
Karakura Town (空座町 Karakura-chÅ?) is a fictional district of Tokyo in the manga and anime series Bleach. It borders Naruki City (Naruki-shi) on ...