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contingent

[kuhn-tin-juhnt] / kənˈtɪn dʒənt /




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According to experts, sending a small European contingent to the island is a matter of "strategic signaling" to the US.

From Barron's

A 15-strong French military contingent has arrived in the Greenland capital Nuuk, officials say, as several European states send soldiers there as part of a so-called reconnaissance mission.

From BBC

Some western estimates put its active duty contingent in the hundreds of thousands, still a very substantial total.

From BBC

The figures are partly explained by surging numbers of Vietnamese -- up ninefold from a decade ago -- who now make up a quarter of Japan's 2.3-million-strong foreign workforce and are the biggest contingent.

From Barron's

But a growing contingent of judges are increasingly embracing AI to help them draft opinions, analyze court filings and quickly conduct legal research.

From The Wall Street Journal