The historic World War One warship has been berthed at Alexandra Dock in Belfast since 1923.
The exchanges came after reference was made to the 150th anniversary of the birth of the World War One PM.
The physician founders of Cleveland Clinic served in World War One and hoped to replicate the organizational efficiency of military medicine.
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Thousands of properties in Scotland date from before World War One and many desperately require repairs using traditional materials and techniques.
It was a flame that somehow found its way into the Belleau Wood and to the trenches of World War One.
The prime minister appears to have confused Sergeant Wilson, the calmly well-spoken deputy to Captain Mainwaring with Corporal Jones, the excitable butcher and World War One veteran.
Its chosen title, Roland Garros, was the name of a legendary World War One French aviator, who had frequented the tennis venue when he studied in Paris.
On a pitch resembling the trenches of World War One, the match was a battle, with passing near impossible - the ball simply stopping in the mud.
Nobody remembers now, but during World War One Baldwin suffered a horrible explosion at a nearby munitions plant it was operating, killing 133 workers (mostly women and girls).
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They are World War One drama Parade's End, starring Benedict Cumberbatch, police corruption drama, Line of Duty and The Hollow Crown, a series of adaptations of Shakespeare's history plays.
In 1920, the Treaty of Sevres was signed between Turkey and the Allied powers after World War One, relieving Turkey of much of the land ruled by the Ottoman Empire.
When the area was part of the Ottoman Empire prior to World War One, it was three separate provinces centered on Baghdad, Basra and Mosul, in recognition of its ethnic diversity.
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His musical journey began as a Gloucester Cathedral chorister and organ student, before he moved on to the Royal College of Music where his studies were interrupted by a call-up to fight in World War One.
In the former instance, Lynas reminds me of a young Sir Mark Sykes carving the Persian Gulf into sovereign political states in the wake of World War One without recognizing the most salient assumptions implicit in those political boundaries and the vast consequences they would create.
The Weequahic neighborhood had been built on farm lots at the undeveloped southwest edge of Newark just after World War One, some half dozen of the streets named, imperially, for victorious naval commanders in the Spanish-American War and the local movie house called, after FDR's fifth cousin and the country's twenty-sixth president the Roosevelt.
"People are not objecting to dignified commemoration of historic events or indeed the respectful display of flags and emblems, but many people and those include people with relatives that were volunteers in the 36th Ulster Division during World War One, perceive the erection of flags without consultation and in some cases with masked identity to be intimidating and bad for community relations, " he added.
The tally of strikes involving 1, 000 or more workers last year reached 29, the lowest since the second world war and one-eighth the level of two decades ago.
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To make my point in a different way, let me sketch an analysis of the operation of two kinds of health markets: the one before World War II and the one since then.
The victory in World War II is one of the things that unites all Russians, our correspondent adds.
During World War I, one American soldier smuggled his pit bull into France.
Taylor, who for some years now has been pointing out that since World War II, one period was notably more good and stable, from a macroeconomic perspective, than the others.
Its story is a primer of American history Indian treaties, conflicts with Britain, the Civil War, the industrial age, the ad age, two world wars, one cold war, environmentalism, globalism.
Before World War II, only one-third of the population earned enough to be subject to the income tax.
Throughout a whole century the American people stood liberty's ground not just in one world war but in two.
"It's a Second World War gunnery trainer - one of only six left in the country, although 40 were built, " said Patrick.
Though it was bombed to bits during the Second World War, Intramuros is one of the most coherent areas of the city.
Mr Coombe, who is now in his early 90s, was stationed in Burma at the end of World War II and is one of eight eye-witnesses to come forward.
The mortar has changed little since World War II and remains one of the simplest weapons to operate, which is why it is found at the lowest level of infantry units, said Joseph Trevithick, a mortar expert with Global Security.org.
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