She says: "Wars are not only about armies and bombs, but about economic instability".
They lost not only their armies and territory but also faith in their leaders, in their countries, and in themselves.
Those titans were planted in the Depression era by the Works Progress Administration, when Robert Moses was not only commanding armies of otherwise unemployed tree planters but also building an entire arboretum and a lake in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park for the 1939 World's Fair.
In the real world, governments not only maintain armies, they also provide a variety of public goods and services that would be impractical for private citizens to provide for themselves.
This claimed to implicate not only the army but BP's own security staff said to include former army officers with poor human-rights records in various abuses, including two murders.
The generals use this to justify not only the army's size and budget, but also its continued dominance of Pakistan's foreign and security policy.Some Indians see no point in talks with a civilian Pakistani prime minister.
The still-tribal nature of Libyan society means Gaddafi controls not only the army and security forces, which would almost certainly step in if there was serious political upheaval, but also other key constituencies.
He said that other sites, including the Valley of the Kings and the Valley of the Queens, the pyramids of Giza, and all of Egypt's other museums were safe, and credited not only the army but also average Egyptians, who he said had helped guards protect cultural sites.
"The official top 10 and 20 could be dominated by his tracks and we will probably find the album charts will have high entries for Thriller and King Of Pop over the coming days because his music has not only an army of fans but also a broad appeal".
As swaths of the country fell before Russian troops, it was not only the army that rose in its defense but also regular citizens, as part of a Georgian tradition, based both in myth and fact, that stretches back to medieval times.
