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Local 614 Members: be sure to attend tonight's July General Meeting where you can get information and celebrate our landmark contract! Plymouth Meeting location beginning at 7:30pm. Be sure to come early for the food truck!

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Posted On: July 8th 2026, 02:00 pm

Local 614 Members: be sure to attend tonight's July General Meeting where you can get information and celebrate our landmark contract! Plymouth Meeting location beginning at 7:30pm. Be sure to come early for the food truck!

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The conflict originated when the Trojan prince Paris abducted Helen of Sparta, prompting a decade-long Greek siege that stalled outside Troy's walls. To break the stalemate, Odysseus devised a plan to hide elite warriors inside a massive wooden horse, which the Greeks disguised as a divine offering while feigning a naval retreat. Ignoring warnings from seers, the Trojans brought the structure inside; that night, the hidden soldiers emerged to open the city gates, allowing the returning Greek army to sack Troy.

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https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/computer-science/trojan-horse

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