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There is no appetite in Western capitals for dispatching peacekeepers.

Lebanese Sunnis are also taking part in the conflict, dispatching fighters and guns to Syrian rebels.

The U.S. could play a crucial role here in dispatching issue experts and other support to whatever mediation effort unfolds.

There was Sen. Claire McCaskill, fresh after dispatching Tea Party loon Todd Akin, on Meet the Press.

Cowells said he was dispatching extra poll workers to Pine Hill, but that it takes time to mobilize them.

By the time he reached the garden he had a full view of Merehaven bending over his writing table as if dispatching a note.

Up by six o'clock, and to my office with Tom Hater dispatching business in haste.

I went back to my patient, after dispatching a messenger for Howard, who was working in the “San Jacinto,” twenty miles away.

But there was a third and bigger bird; for the complicity of Germany in dispatching the Ultimatum is no matter for surmise.

And so king Richard did obteine the crowne as a preie mischéefouslie gotten by the dispatching awaie of my brother and me.

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On this page you'll find 69 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to dispatching, such as: clearance, demolition, destruction, disposition, dumping, and removal.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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