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mission

Definition for mission

noun as in person's task, responsibility

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Anderson tracks the group through a few more organized missions before things go left, leaving Perfidia in government custody and Bob fleeing with their infant daughter, Willa.

From Salon

Addressing the incidents, Thunberg accused Israeli officials of making "baseless threats" that violate international law, and asked: "Why would they attack a peaceful humanitarian mission aiming to bring humanitarian aid to a starving population?"

From BBC

The 17 miles of beach and coastal hills has, since World War II, proven critical in preparing soldiers for amphibious missions.

Hubbard was in close contact with officers who handled the Cabazon rescue mission, and told them “if you ever come across any horses, let me know.”

After the incursions, Nato launched a mission to bolster its eastern flank.

From BBC

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

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