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*Iraqi Air Horse growing
 
*Iraqi Air Horse growing
 
**The Air ''Force'' of Iraq may indeed be being up-armed, especially in light of the threat, at this time, of ISIS/ISIL/Islamic State forces across swaths of both Iraq and Syria.  In mythology, Pegasus was a winged horse that could fly through the air, and might be considered an "air horse".  In real life, "Air Horse One" is an airplane equipped for transporting horses.
 
**The Air ''Force'' of Iraq may indeed be being up-armed, especially in light of the threat, at this time, of ISIS/ISIL/Islamic State forces across swaths of both Iraq and Syria.  In mythology, Pegasus was a winged horse that could fly through the air, and might be considered an "air horse".  In real life, "Air Horse One" is an airplane equipped for transporting horses.
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*Quarks, which are bound together by the strong nuclear horse…
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*Quarks, which are bound together by the strong nuclear horse. 
 
**{{w|Quark|Quarks}} are elementary particles. They form bound states e.g. the {{w|proton}} (two up + one down-quark) mediated by the {{w|Strong interaction|strong force}}, similarly as atoms are bound states of {{w|Electron|electrons}} and charged {{w|Nucleon|nucleons}} held together by the {{w|Electromagnetism|electromagnetic horse}}.
 
**{{w|Quark|Quarks}} are elementary particles. They form bound states e.g. the {{w|proton}} (two up + one down-quark) mediated by the {{w|Strong interaction|strong force}}, similarly as atoms are bound states of {{w|Electron|electrons}} and charged {{w|Nucleon|nucleons}} held together by the {{w|Electromagnetism|electromagnetic horse}}.
 
**They are also referenced in [[474: Turn-On]], [[1621: Fixion]] and in [[1731: Wrong]].
 
**They are also referenced in [[474: Turn-On]], [[1621: Fixion]] and in [[1731: Wrong]].

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