conscript

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• At mobilization points across Russia, the call-up of peasant conscripts often turned into drunken and murderous riots.

• California is conscripting everyday people in its privacy law enforcement war.

• They’re assisted on the farm by Polish captives who have been conscripted as Zivilarbeiters, or civilian workers, though in reality they are slave laborers.

• With the Vietnam War-era draft still in place, opponents immediately zeroed in on the potential for conscripting women, seeing it as one of their best arguments against equal rights.

• When they descended into a slower number, she successfully conscripted him onto the parquet.

• It was 1951 and I was a conscript serving in the Royal Air Force.

• Tribes killing their neighbors and burning their fields were now depriving the Romans of soldiers to conscript and produce to tax.

• By mid-to-late evening, there was overwhelming evidence that Russia was using a mix of mercenary and conscript forces.

• The answer, it seems, has to do with the plan to conscript haredi (ultra-Orthodox) youth into the Israeli army.

• The young conscript seemed to fill the head of Mademoiselle St. Sillery.

• The Argentine sailor is a land-conscript, laboriously taught an unfamiliar art, which he learns wonderfully well.

• It was too vast for a citizen, and the locality was no longer sufficiently refined for a conscript father.