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Images of a captured U.S. pilot and American bodies being dragged through the streets were all over the networks.

In October 1993, 66 percent of Americans thought the operation to "provide humanitarian relief" in Somalia was a failure.

The 2001 movie Black Hawk Down focused in harrowing detail on a single event--the eighteen-hour shoot-out in Mogadishu. »

A Canadian police officer is being hailed for the restraint and professionalism he showed in arresting the suspect in the Toronto van attack without firing a single shot.

Soon after, the alleged driver of the van was arrested by a lone police officer in a confrontation lasting less than a minute and caught on video by bystanders.

Video of the dramatic confrontation between the suspect and the police officer was hailed on social media, where praise poured in for Lam. »

Furthermore, the post-exercise recovery kinetics of VO 2 , HR, and [La] in children and endurance athletes were faster than those of untrained men.

To conclude, prepubertal children were observed to be metabolically comparable to well-trained adult endurance athletes, and were thus less fatigable during high-intensity exercise than untrained adults.

Furthermore, it is presumed that untrained adults rely less on oxidative metabolism and therefore fatigue faster during high-intensity exercise than prepubertal children and well-trained adult endurance athletes. »

Aleksandr Kogan, who created a Facebook app that harvested data and gave it to Cambridge Analytica.

Aleksandr Kogan, the data scientist at the heart of the Cambridge Analytica data scandal, signed a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) with Facebook promising not to misuse people's data.

Facebook confirmed the existence of a confidential agreement with Kogan to Business Insider. »