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In 30 minutes, the Second had suffered 173 casualties, about a third of the 496 officers and enlisted men engaged.

Even Iraqis who secretly yearn for our help must worry about civilian casualties, about vicious factional reprisals and about a new regime staffed by some of the very thugs who have participated in Saddam's chamber of horrors.

Like others across Europe, he remains concerned about civilian casualties, about what he called the "cowboy" tone of American politicians and media coverage, and especially about what will happen now if President Bush makes good on his promise to wage a long war against terrorists.

Additionally, across the entire Seven Days Battles, the Confederates suffered some 20,614 casualties; about 22 percent of their total force.

Combined with the effective elimination of Trépezet's force on July 6, there were about 550 casualties, about 13 percent of the French force, a percentage similar to the losses of the British (who Chartrand calculates as having lost 11.5 to 15 percent).

"We have a thorough assessment going to discover how those casualties came about".

The Groton Gazette reported that casualties numbered about 150.

Rebecca Wheatley, ex-Casualty, potters about amiably as the Nurse.

You don't, I tell him, seem to have the air of a casualty about you; you're not messed up.

But, how about casualties?

He complained about excessive hand wringing over civilian casualties, and about fears of suicide missions against the troops.