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• In " Delenda Est " the stakes are the highest imaginable.
• Carthago delenda est, as would say your great predecessor.
• H鋑erstr鰉, who had been influenced by the Neo-Kantianism of the delenda Carthago ".
• The short form of the phrase, " Carthago delenda est ", is an independent clause.
• After releasing " Delenda ", the band toured throughout North America and Europe continuously until the summer of 2007.
• When Cato insisted " Carthago delenda est " ( Carthage must be destroyed ), Corculum responded that Carthage must be saved.
• Every diatribe he delivered in the Senate ended with the words Delenda est Carthago-- " Carthage must be destroyed ."
• "' Delenda "'is the first full-length album by the progressive metal / mathcore band From a Second Story Window.
• In the Senate, Cato famously ended every speech by proclaiming his opinion that Carthage had to be destroyed ( " Carthago delenda est " ).
• He later gave several vehement speeches which he often ended by saying " " Carthago delenda est " ", or " Carthage must be destroyed ."
• Second, be ready to fight Germany, as Germania est delenda; ( Germany must be destroyed ) third, be ready to fight America when the time comes.
• His catch phrase was " England, like Carthage, shall be destroyed ! ", echoing Cato the Elder's slogan " Carthago delenda est ".
• As in Poul Anderson's " Delenda Est ", there is a zero sum game relation  for one timeline to exist, the other one must be destroyed.
• Five tracks on " Delenda " feature Will singing cleanly, and this new addition is most obvious in the song " Ghosts Over Japan " which is in fact clean vocals entirely.
• "Delenda Est ", a short story in Poul Anderson's Time Patrol series, is an alternate history where Hannibal won the Second Punic War, and Carthage exists in the 20th century.
• In linguistics, both Generative Theory and Systemic Functional Theory of Language do not support analyses of " Carthago "'delenda "'est " in the way it is proposed above.
• In the most celebrated of this series, " Delenda Est ", the interference of time traveling outlaws causes Carthage to win the Second Punic War and destroy Rome with massive consequences for the present day.
• :: Isn't " delenda est " a gerundive of obligation, ie it must be destroyed, rather than a statement of fact, it is destroyed ?-- talk ) 16 : 12, 11 September 2008 ( UTC)
• In the Science Fiction story " " Delenda Est " ", renegade time travellers from the far future interfere at the Battle of Ticinus, with the result that Publius Cornelius Scipio and his son, the future Scipio Africanus, are killed.
• Yet Carthage soon revived under the censor 184 ) who, before the last Punic war, at every occasion in the Senate at Rome had proclaimed, " Delenda est Carthago ! " [ " Carthage must be blotted out ! " ].