How to pronounce“invasions”in English

invasions of Ireland and I can't think of uh who they were there were tribes

constant invasions of the uh of the Vikings bringing the Norse languages

flags and cheering on invasions they don't have the energy to do their jobs which is to ask tough questions before

then there was the invasions the constant invasions of the uh of the Vikings bring the Norse languages with them then Henry II sent over uh these uh

justifying uh invasions and murders and sacrifices on the grounds of uh

to the Mongol invasions of the 13th century it's not clear that there is any solution for Iraq the only question is what's the least worst solution at this

They defeat the Persian invasions.

And I mean barbarian invasions was the traditional answer.

So there's a lot of home invasions.

Westerners complained about these repeat invasions demanding state compensation cause their stores were selling out of wares and local politicians begged the US military government to increase

what people would use to redress harms invasions of their privacy um how that

if it weren't for the invasions.

are the ways in which the invasions of privacy around the corner are not coming from The Usual Suspects they're not coming from Big corporations they're not

and the battle to defeat the nazi invasions of europe and likely the western world was not going very well and so he wanted to know of the president what's the plan

And it's after those Vandal invasions or the takeover of those areas that the population of Rome plummets.

of large scale multi-country invasions like like we've seen in the past I think maybe that won't happen ever again but you might see countryto country battles

But you also have a serious uptick in foreign invasions.

There's a lot of hiccups in our history because of invasions and most recently, when the British came.

uh Arabic speaking uh when the Arabs you know the invasions of the of the Arabic

culture before St Patrick came there were six invasions of Ireland and I

And the other thing is all those dates about invasions that cluster around the 400s, so 410, 455, 476,

traditions and languages yeah and because of the great number of invasions that Iran witnessed over more than two and a half millennia

And the Islamic invasions of the seventh century, they couldn't get past that choke point of Constantinople.

- And all the times the East Roman Empire almost died from all the invasions, all of those invaders would have just conquered the entirety of Europe.

population density it could also be man-made it could be in the number of invasions that you've had over the last couple of centuries and so when there's

They've had chronic natural disasters, invasions, they've had actually to come together more often than loose cultures that have had less threat.

the first is that there shouldn't have been some of these violent tax and invasions and all this other stuff.

The decisions to begin wars, invasions, they're probably something like a Zoom meeting

And so that provokes large-scale invasions.

You know, somebody like John Mearsheimer's formulation of all this that in these invasions of Georgia, of Ukraine,

too much power into the lives of people without accountability, particularly with this problem that invasions of privacy

circumstances based on internationally recognized laws and standards so on the one hand the principle generally close the door on privacy invasions but they

subtitles on this one so what he generally illustrates is that our own country has been responsible for major invasions of privacy the NSA most

the Kelts came bringing their language with them then St Patrick came bringing Latin with him then there was the invasions the

The campaigner Richard Hobson, he was a major guy in the US incipient war on drugs-- "Like the invasions and plagues of history,

Different sides of the courtyard are from different centuries, because it's been continuously inhabited so it's already come through wars, invasions, earthquakes,

More historically plausible are the massacres by the Athenians in Milos, the Romans in Carthage, the Mongol invasions,

Now it used to be that the only evidence we had for migrations or invasions,

very remote locations, many of which have been subject to battles, civil wars, invasions, whatever it might be.

And again, the other fun debate is were these invasions, you know, when the Visigoths cross the Danube and come into the Roman Empire,