1. She spent two months in the war-torn city.

2. Peace is a distant hope in this war-torn region.

3. Thousands of fugitives are fleeing from the war-torn area.

4. Switzerland was an enclave of peace in war-torn Europe.

5. Hopes were dashed in the war-torn capital with the news that no aid would be arriving that week.

6. The plan offered long-term aid to war-torn Europe.

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7. The war-torn area is returning to normality.

8. In 1941, Margaret E. Ray escaped war-torn France and landed in New York.

9. He says the West has failed the war-torn republics, and must now intervene.

10. Outside in the war-torn street, Special Forces vehicles drew up in an uncompromising line.

11. After all, nothing could be worse than the war-torn, economically deprived, famine stricken homelands which they left behind.

12. It says in some war-torn areas, women are at high risk of sexual violence, including rape.

13. Washington -- A refugee from war-torn Somalia, Bilan Nur, came to the United States and succeeded in getting a job as a customer sales representative with Alamo Car Rental in Phoenix.

14. It is a long-term task to rebuild the infrastructure of a war-torn country such as Angola.

15. With sirens blaring and amber lights flashing, the squad cars slewed to a halt at the rear of a war-torn Cadillac.

16. Resources that might have been used to reconstruct a war-torn world went instead into new armaments.

17. In an ideal world, similarly, strong countries would help war-torn ones by sending in their soldiers.

18. Anneka was set the huge task by Christian Aid on behalf of a family who fled from war-torn Mozambique.

19. A number of his fellow Cheshires who have been serving in war-torn Bosnia were also honoured for their gallantry.

20. But perhaps the greatest challenge will be raising funds abroad to rebuild a war-torn country.

21. Meanwhile, Liddell had been working as a field missionary in war-torn Siaochang.

22. It also said that it was working to ensure that minerals used in electronics manufacturing, like tantalum, tungsten and gold, do not come from war-torn regions.

23. One dramatic example of spotlighting a crisis occurred when mountain gorillas were found slaughtered in Congo's war-torn wilderness.

24. According to IL's comprehensive analysis, France again offers the greatest Quality of Life of any country, while war-torn Iraq remains in last place.

25. Today, the deteriorating security situation in the seas off war-torn Somalia and the Gulf of Aden (and in the increasingly volatile Gulf of Guinea) are at the heart of the problem.

26. A Tel Aviv University (TAU) researcher did just that by hooking Israeli soldiers on the war-torn Gaza strip up to neural imaging monitors and other equipment.

27. And this scenario is repeated again and again in the war-torn countries of Africa.

28. So the North Koreans really thought they had it good in that Kim Il Sung took this war-torn country, and brought them food, education and housing, they had universal literacy.

29. In recent years, the dramatic suicide method employed by women in this war-torn country has drawn wide attention, amid speculation that the trend might be growing.

30. Then she rolled onto her tummy, gave an itty-bitty-baby-grunt, and began pumping her arms and legs like an army recruit crawling across a war-torn field in which terrorist forces lurked.

31. With luck the Sudanese vote in presidential and general elections—the first for many years in their war-torn nation.

32. This tiny, sun-baked patch of sand in the midst of a war-torn and isolated region started with few advantages other than a long tradition as a hub for Middle Eastern trade routes.

33. While Gates is traveling around the war-torn country, U.S. President Barack Obama considers how quickly and how many troops to begin withdrawing from Afghanistan next month.

34. Defending his decision to draw-down troops from Afghanistan, Obama said that the US had "turned a corner" in the war-torn country.

35. In our war-torn era where dissent and open-minded debate have become problematic, Lewis compels us to remember the crucial function free speech serves in our democratic form of government.

36. As talks in Cairo continued, the European Union called for the quick formation of a unity government, and the reopening of passages into Gaza, in order to begin rebuilding the war-torn territory.

37. In some war-torn states, women are stepping in as a sort of maternal rescue team.

38. Corruption, she said, was all too often seen as an issue which affected only war-torn states and tinpot dictatorships.

39. His massive investments in the former war-torn country include a gold mine, a 5-star hotel and a massive farm where he grows rice, corn and other staples for export to Saudi Arabia.

40. And an International Security Assistance Force was established to help bring a lasting peace to a war-torn country.

41. His portfolio accordingly extended far beyond the fripperies of the dolce vita, for instance to war-torn Indo-China.