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We're trying to run a war, not a maternity hospital.
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That's no way to run a war, he said.
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Takes two sides to run a war, Tod.
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It takes money to run a war.
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You can debate, discuss and absorb views that way, but you can't run a war, organisation or company that way.
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In my time, the UN had its functions so subdivided and compartmented that it couldn't even run a war properly.
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We'll keep the club membership open to any set of six fellows who will own and run a war canoe.
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As a former senator, he saw the irony of his thoughts, but a committee of several hundred could not run a war.
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It has installed enough computer power to run a war, including four large mainframes, 80 minicomputers, 250 local area networks and 7,000 PCs.
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By mid-2017, the groups were running a war room and hosting regular conference calls.
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You try running a war without them.
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This complicated business of running a war over a telephone was not in the ken of their calculations.
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"It's a stinking way to run a war," he decided.
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Running a war and a peace process at the same time is enough to tax the strengths of even the most Olympian political leader.