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It says $184.8bn has been "appropriated" - a figure that covers US military training in Europe and replenishment of US defence stocks.

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"I think it's really clear there is going to be a long period of restocking and replenishment needed," he says.

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It says $182.8bn has been "appropriated" - a figure that covers US military training in Europe and replenishment of US defence stocks.

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But more intense rain does not necessarily lead to more replenishment of groundwater — instead it mostly means more runoff since the top layers of dirt can easily receive more rain than they can absorb.

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The Tartous naval facility houses elements of the Black Sea Fleet and is Russia's only repair and replenishment hub in the Mediterranean.

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

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