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We have already made significant security upgrades to include establishing a physical structure and increasing manpower to ensure the protection of Congress, the public and our police officers.

“We have already made significant security upgrades to include establishing a physical structure and increasing manpower to ensure the protection of Congress, the public and our police officers,” police said in the statement.

Very few people who breached the Capitol were arrested, and one law enforcement official said the reason was simply limited manpower.

That let tribes grow larger, and larger tribes meant more heads to innovate and remember ideas, more manpower, and better ability to specialize.

Africa wasn’t just deprived of lost manpower and income, but also creativity, innovation, and relationships.

On the one hand, they are genuinely powerful, and Democrats rely on their money and manpower during elections.

Nonviolent subjects were easier to rule and more likely to provide the revenue and manpower that would enable further conquest.

And the tribes have the manpower and the will to fight, but they lack weapons to confront ISIS.

“That is why we have more manpower this year,” commander Qari Talha told The Daily Beast over his mobile phone.

Given the reality of their respective militaries looking at diminished sources of manpower, this is essential.

Manpower is thus seen to be a direct function of leadership.

During the month of February the drain upon the manpower of the British Empire caused by the war made itself apparent.

They test almost to breaking the endurance of man, but in the end superior manpower emerges the victor.

The computer-independent bus system has not been expensive in manpower.

The bill calls for the conscription of manpower for the work and whatever materials may be necessary, without compensation.