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wolves
[woolvz]
wolves
/ wʊlvz /
noun
the plural of wolf
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As you may recall from school, hunter-gatherers followed the food; agriculture turned nomads into settlers, who turned wolves into dogs and sheep into wool.
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And, oh yeah, standing even though his coach threw him to the wolves by calling a quarterback sneak from the goal line.
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The commemoration - the songs, the marches, the missiles, the drones, even the "robot wolves" - was not so much about China's struggle.
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Laser weapons, robotic "wolves" and giant underwater nuclear drones were among new weapons on display.
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Besides an array of conventional aerial drones, there were also "robotic wolves".
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