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army

[ahr-mee] / ˈɑr mi /




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Disregarding army notices alerting them to landmines, men and women traverse the dry, open ground that now stands where the ancient forest once grew.

From Barron's

Money is crucial to the group's grip on power: to pay salaries – and, the Israeli army alleges, for its ultimate goal of rebuilding its war machine.

From BBC

This has become a common — and increasingly controversial — side of high-profile crime investigations: armies of amateur sleuths descending into a community and creating friction with police.

From Los Angeles Times

But Jack's mother, Laura Williams, 47, has said the army should have been aware of the "obvious failings" and acted sooner.

From BBC

Damascus and the SDF reached a fragile U.S.-backed cease-fire in January, and the SDF has agreed to integrate into the Syrian army.

From The Wall Street Journal