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“It’s actually infuriating people because people know what they’re paying at the grocery store,” she said, while urging Republicans to “show we are in the trenches with them” rather than denying their experience.

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When they find a promising area, they dig new trenches and collect samples.

So the men in the trenches dart between foxholes, guided by soldiers in the rear who monitor from drones and warn of any threat they see.

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When deployed, he will first be sent to the trenches on the front, spending months there before being rotated out.

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She was marching down a long slope that descended to the deepest trenches of the ocean when she felt her Survival Instincts tingling.

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