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Warrior
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Warrior, river, Ala.: see Black Warrior Black Warrior, navigable river, 178 mi (286 km) long, rising in N central Ala. and flowing generally SW to the Tombigbee River. The Black Warrior drains a coal- and cotton-producing area, but these industries have declined, specifically in Birmingham, Ala.
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Warrior [′wär·ē·ər]
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There is no national organization of this movement, and one or two energetic young men could start to call themselves a warrior society and attract a following almost anywhere, if there is a plausible case that First Nations' hunting, fishing, or land rights have been ignored.
This cultural imperative was contradictory to Indo-European warrior society, which dictated that a soldier who fled the battlefield without a retreat order was a coward.
Groups like the Native Warrior Society, in fact, strongly oppose the Olympics and have every intention of making their opposition known.
 
 
 
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