Many of us has found inspiration in the sacrifices of frontline hospital and healthcare workers, in the commitment of essential staff, and in the contributions of public health experts and legions of volunteers.
The notion that someone might want or need to be on their own, perhaps for a long while, terrifies a world shaped by legions of silently miserable couples who need confirmation that they have not chosen the wrong path.
Elsewhere in " Donbass" , for example, a businessman whom the militia are extorting is transferred to a holding room-where he finds a legion of other detainees pleading for help on their phones.
Part of it is the empowerment of amateurs. AI handles technical tasks beyond many people's capabilities and means. As a result, AI is drawing legions of newbies into music-making.
While the " Woman, Life, Freedom" street protests were largely snuffed out months ago, and stricter hijab rules have been enacted, legions of Iranian women like Neda are still refusing to wear hijab in public.
After the death of her father's uncle, Julius Agrippa, who was a senior centurion of a Roman legion and a very wealthy man, Julia Domna was left his entire estate.
My father was one of those legions of fathers who, I swear, would rather drive through an alligator-infested swamp than actually ask someone for help getting back to the road.
Instead, in January forty nine, Cesar brought down his legions from Gaul, crossed the Rubicon river, and started the Civil War of forty eight to forty six BC.