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cavalry

[kav-uhl-ree] / ˈkæv əl ri /


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Police clashed with protesters at several sites, using water cannons, cavalry and other unusually aggressive tactics to push back thousands of demonstrators.

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While Martin imagined the cavalry riding to the rescue, White saw only “the next Little Bighorn or Alamo.”

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Army cavalry troops in one of the last major military operations against Native Americans on the northern plains.

From Seattle Times

The parade also featured a cavalry regiment mounted on white horses, a propaganda symbol used to glorify the Kim family’s strength and authority.

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There’s a feeling that the cavalry has arrived after Charles was forced to carry a tremendous load in the first half.

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