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The point is that the armed forces don't need the PT requirements, and they are mostly a way of selecting recruits.

For example, from my very rough memory: - People were upset there weren't more women in the armed forces.

If you make any wrong decisions, you may die, or attract the future ire of someone better armed than you.

For the forseeable future, both sides of this problem need to come to grips with the fact that they're armed imperfectly.

But today there is a far greater chance of being shot by a an armed squad of uniformed men driving armoured vehicles.

I wouldn't take the human side in a confrontation with an armed robot driven by a defense budget.

There are 24 hour patrols by armed guards, many of whom are ex-military.

It is quite fucked up to think that we are paying armed men to drive around my suburb all day and night to stop other armed men from coming into my house.

You do know that they armed with knives as well, right?

They have heavily armed koreans and crazy japanese at their doorsteps.

I'd rather be facing a nuclear armed foe than one that can eradicate my race.

The robot was armed with an airsoft gun, and I with a Glock pistol.

The word "Evil" in Google's motto doesn't refer to puppy-kicking or kitten-drowning or armed robbery.

The non Irish came armed (guns and knives) and forced the mill owner to put up a sign saying "No Irish Need Apply".

Could a group of armed "guests" take control of your floating home?

This should be read as "race for armed AI", not "an arms race toward the goal of AI".

Armed with the arcane power of ancient spaghetti code shell scripts and logical fallacies, they grep their way through enemy lines to banish the dreaded modernity once and for all.