Next came the cold war, whose main casualty may have been fish.

接下来是冷战时期，它的主要受害者也许是鱼类。

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Nothing did so much good for fish stocks in northern Europe in the past 150 years as the second world war: by keeping trawlers in port, it let fisheries recover.

对鱼类资源来说，在第二次世界大战期间在北欧发生的一种情况是非常好的，在过去的150年里再没有象这么好的事情了：捕捞船被保存在港口里，使得渔业得以恢复。

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The fish and chip shop was invaluable in supplementing the family's weekly diet in the Second World War, as fish and chips were among the few foods not to be rationed.

二战期间，薯条和炸鱼是家家户户每周菜谱上的重要一餐，因为鱼和薯条是当时为数不多的不用限量的食品。

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So engrained in English culinary culture are fish and chips that they were one of the few foods never rationed during World War II.

BBC: Chipping away at the history of fish and chips

NATO, which has spent half a century preparing for war, how much more true of the European Union, whose culture of horse-trading (my fish quota for your opt-out on social policy) is poorly suited to the sober, decisive thinking needed to run a military campaign.

ECONOMIST: Defending the Union