For a time during their history, maces were both functional and symbolic, both lethal and ceremonial, but gradually their warlike aspect diminished and it became entirely symbolic. Despite elaboration ...

A mace is a weapon type that is used by characters who fall under the Healer archetype umbrella. Below is a comprehensive list of all maces available in-game. Hover over a specific item for more ...

Most of us have heard the term “functional fitness.” It’s been associated with all kinds of fitness trends. When the phrase first became popular, it seemed like it was practically all about performing ...

I have mace on my keychain ... but I was marginally functional," she says. "Finally I quit my job." She says she has only recently found the "hope and courage to face both the world and myself." ...

However, the report said its standby flight display and backup communication system “remained basically functional.” Despite ...

The inability of QFR to rival FFR for 1-year MACE is a reminder of the need for large studies, even when new tech is enticing ...

Kevin McCarthy’s revenge tour is off to a bumpy start. South Carolina Rep. Nancy Mace was one of eight Republicans who voted to strip the former speaker of the gavel, and the former speaker’s ...

Players aligned with current and former party leaders, and donors seeking a more functional Republican conference ... as Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina attempts to fend off a challenge backed ...

Here are some of the melee weapons you can add to your game with this mod: Halberd, Battle Axe, Claymore, Mace, Spears ... this is one of the best and most functional we’ve found so far for ...

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Nancy Mace. Mace, of South Carolina, took to social media to tout a massive investment in infrastructure in her state. “We helped secure $195 million—the largest grant in South Carolina’s ...

We spoke with Rep. Nancy Mace, the Republican incumbent for the First Congressional District. She is challenged by Democrat Michael B. Moore. Each candidate was asked the same questions.