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allied

[uh-lahyd, al-ahyd] / əˈlaɪd, ˈæl aɪd /


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Air Force is far smaller now, and there are no U.S. and allied ground forces to support.

From The Wall Street Journal

Teachers union leader Cecily Myart-Cruz said her union remained allied with the others even though classroom teachers were not targeted by the cuts: “We stand together.”

From Los Angeles Times

Crucially, they achieved this without North Atlantic Treaty Organization troops on the ground and without allied air support.

From The Wall Street Journal

An agile and mobile pack, allied with a magical backline playing with total freedom, the blue shirts were like a blur leaving Wales chasing shadows.

From BBC

Maggie Thatcher came a few years before Reagan, but they were closely allied and historically linked as figureheads of the triumphant New Right.

From Salon