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In view of the enormous sacrifices of life and property demanded of a nation by any war, personal enrichment from war must be regarded as a crime against the nation.
第十二条，鉴于任何国家战争都给人民强制性地带来生命与财产的巨大牺牲，个人的战争财都必须视为是反国家的犯罪。
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"He told me a lot about his life," Yuan said. "he was a vet in World War II and went through a lot of major battles and worked in the Ford Company."
“他给我讲了很多他的人生故事，”Yuan说，“他是二战时期的退伍军人，经历了很多主要的战役，现在在福特公司工作。”
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It was a minor incision (later, she had surgery to remove the scar), but it's easy to think of it as some kind of war wound for a life lived so magnificently.
它只是个小小的切口(不久后，她做了外科手术消除了伤疤)，但对于一个一生活得如此壮丽之人，很容易把它想成是某种战伤。
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Clara Barton started her life as a nurse during the early days of the Civil War in eighteen sixty-one.
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I think if you look at conscription as the government picking out certain individuals to go fight in war, then that would be a violation of their natural right to life.
我想如果你把征兵制,视为政府挑选特定的个人去参战，那确实是对自然权利中生命权的侵犯。
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They just got back from World War II, they didn't want another war, they wanted to live a normal life, they wanted to have kids, and then this terrible war was coming, they thought.
人们刚从二战战场返回祖国,无心恋战,只想享受平凡生活,养儿育女,结果又来了一场恶战
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