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Air Conflicts: Pacific Carriers transports players to key aerial conflicts from that theater of World War II, while allowing for a measure of historical revision.

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Their strong opposition to this man’s joining a monastery caused his family to kidnap him and hold him captive for a year.

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Almost 60 when his words were first published, this man, known as a philosopher and political theorist, later served as physician to the Earl of Shaftesbury.

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