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Qaagi - Book of Why

Causes

Effects

your enemieswill setsiege - works

saysdid ... causeMarawi siege

Colonel - General ( later Field Marshal(passive) was led byThe siege

William Montagu , 1st Earl of Salisbury and his first method of attack(passive) was led byThe siege

the Roman generalleadingthe siege

the French Prince Louis(passive) led bya siege

the historical siege ... the rebellionprovokedthe siege

Mexican general Santa Anna(passive) led byThe siege

by William II Rufus , King of England and guardian of Normandy(passive) led bya siege

general Ashina She'er(passive) led bya 40-day siege

by a group of two(passive) was discovered bya siege

a group of two(passive) was discovered bya siege

just like the war on Gaza and the war on Lebanon(passive) is designedThe siege

by [ [ General(passive) led bysiege

The generalleadingthe siege

up ... Alexander as he surrounded the city(passive) set ... bya siege

The king ... the planwas ... leadingthe siege

his brother Henry(passive) led bya siege

The Spanish troopssetsiege

the warcausedthe siege

The kingpersonally ledthe siege

Pontiac , an Ottawa chief and military leader(passive) was led primarily byThe siege

the battleresultedfrom the siege

the battleleadsto the siege

the city 's militaryseta siege

Chinese General TANG(passive) led bya siege

the Witch - Kingledthe Siege

the campaignto setthe siege

The attackprompteda siege

He and his British soldiers , Militia and allied First Nationssetsiege

the aging Sultan Suleiman II(passive) led bysiege

by Assyrian king Sennacherib(passive) led bya siege

Assyrian king Sennacherib(passive) led bya siege

the troopsledthe siege

one of themresultedthe siege

he Greatleadinga siege

at the same timeprovokeda siege

to be released on the 1st of December on PC(passive) is setSiege

High King Anduinleadsthe Siege

multiple assaults ... December James II of Aragonledthe siege

managed to get a few kills here and thereto contributemanaged to get a few kills here and there

them both loose by rerouting the energy used to keep them in stasisto setthem both loose by rerouting the energy used to keep them in stasis

to the return of Marvel?s " Big Threeto leadto the return of Marvel?s " Big Three

to keep the garrison insidedesignedto keep the garrison inside

to defend against a relieving forcedesignedto defend against a relieving force

direct harmto causedirect harm

Ragnarok , the end of all thingsto causeRagnarok , the end of all things

the shambles(passive) caused bythe shambles

to force the capture of the city through a strategy of surrenderdesignedto force the capture of the city through a strategy of surrender

the greatest destruction and largest loss of life ever known to a modern citycausedthe greatest destruction and largest loss of life ever known to a modern city

the greatest destruction and the largest loss of life ever known in a modern citycausedthe greatest destruction and the largest loss of life ever known in a modern city

in widespread malnutrition and starvation of the civilians in the cityresultedin widespread malnutrition and starvation of the civilians in the city

in the tragic deaths of up to 1,500,000 soldiers and civilians and the evacuation of 1,400,000 more , many of whom died due to starvation and bombardmentresultedin the tragic deaths of up to 1,500,000 soldiers and civilians and the evacuation of 1,400,000 more , many of whom died due to starvation and bombardment

a humanitarian disaster in the impoverished Gaza Strip , where many Palestinians are suffering from unemployment and povertyhas causeda humanitarian disaster in the impoverished Gaza Strip , where many Palestinians are suffering from unemployment and poverty

to force the capture of the city through a strategy of surrender or starve,designedto force the capture of the city through a strategy of surrender or starve,

with fall of Jerusalem and destruction of the First Templeresultedwith fall of Jerusalem and destruction of the First Temple

severe shortages of food and medical supplies for its nearly 400,000 residentshas causedsevere shortages of food and medical supplies for its nearly 400,000 residents

to force the capture of the city through an already - documented strategy of surrenderdesignedto force the capture of the city through an already - documented strategy of surrender

the deaths of scores of people from starvation and the ongoing threat of malnutrition for thousands who remainhas causedthe deaths of scores of people from starvation and the ongoing threat of malnutrition for thousands who remain

in widespread malnutrition and starvation of the civilians in the city.[133resultedin widespread malnutrition and starvation of the civilians in the city.[133

in widespread malnutrition and starvation of the civilians in the city.[128resultedin widespread malnutrition and starvation of the civilians in the city.[128

widespread hunger and dozens of deaths from starvation among the 18,000 or so residents remaininghas causedwidespread hunger and dozens of deaths from starvation among the 18,000 or so residents remaining

to the shortage of food and fuel in the cityledto the shortage of food and fuel in the city

the deaths of dozens of patients and children in the cityhas reportedly causedthe deaths of dozens of patients and children in the city

to force the capture of the city through an already - documented strategy of ' surrender or starvedesignedto force the capture of the city through an already - documented strategy of ' surrender or starve

severe shortages in food and medicinecausedsevere shortages in food and medicine

severe shortages of food , medicinecausedsevere shortages of food , medicine

severe shortages of food and medicinecausedsevere shortages of food and medicine

severe shortages of food and medicinehas causedsevere shortages of food and medicine

in the eventual destruction of the First Holy Templeresultedin the eventual destruction of the First Holy Temple

in the largest loss of life ever known in a modern cityresultedin the largest loss of life ever known in a modern city

damage to the castle 's buildingsmay causedamage to the castle 's buildings

in acute shortage of food and medical supplies as well as fuelhas resultedin acute shortage of food and medical supplies as well as fuel

severe shortages of food and medical supplieshas causedsevere shortages of food and medical supplies

in the destruction of an entire civilian infrastructure and severe civilian casualties , including the bombing of United Nations - run schoolsresultedin the destruction of an entire civilian infrastructure and severe civilian casualties , including the bombing of United Nations - run schools

scores of deaths from starvation and lack of medicinecausedscores of deaths from starvation and lack of medicine

to the eventual destruction of Jerusalem and the Holy Templeledto the eventual destruction of Jerusalem and the Holy Temple

severe shortages of foodcausedsevere shortages of food

severe food and medical shortages for about 400,000 Syrians trapped therehas causedsevere food and medical shortages for about 400,000 Syrians trapped there

to house - to - house fighting and close quarter - battle between soldiers and militants that left hundreds of casualties and city in ruinsledto house - to - house fighting and close quarter - battle between soldiers and militants that left hundreds of casualties and city in ruins

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