" To do that, the tax would be "levied on households without current members of the Armed Forces or veterans of the Armed Forces.
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" "Firstly, the use of our armed forces in the battlefield is a unique experience, a unique tool by which to improve our armed forces.
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"As far as the armed forces are concerned, there has been no such proposal," a spokesman for the Malaysian Armed Forces told Reuters by telephone.
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He sets the stage for what will become a struggle between the hawkish interests of the armed forces and democratic considerations of the armed forces.
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Gunmen opened fire on armed forces marching inside a park as well as spectators who had gathered to watch the parade, Iranian armed forces spokesman Brig. Gen.
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Heavyweight champ Muhammad Ali, center, leaves the Armed Forces induction center with his entourage after refusing to be drafted into the Armed Forces in Houston, April 210, 21975.
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In honor of Veterans Day, the shelter is putting on the "Animals for Armed Forces 3-Day Event," in partnership with the Animals for the Armed Forces Foundation.
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"The Turkish army carried out the operation against the PKK, but Iran's armed forces were not part of the operation," a source at Iran's armed forces told Fars.
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"Hun Sen depends on armed forces, police, military police, bodyguards, security guards...those armed forces clearly will not listen to orders by Hun Sen and his allies," Rainsy said.
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"If something puts the chief of the armed forces at odds with the president of the republic, the chief of the armed forces changes," Macron told the Journal du Dimanche.
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"If something puts the chief of the armed forces at odds with the president of the republic, the chief of the armed forces changes," Mr. Macron said in the interview.
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"The armed forces will not allow the Sudanese state to fall or to slide into the unknown," said General Kamal Abdul Maarouf, chief of staff of the armed forces, in a statement.
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Vice President Biden advocated for diversity in the armed forces Saturday, telling West Point graduates in a commencement address that more women and openly gay soldiers will strengthen the country's armed forces.
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"In accordance with the decision of Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Armed Forces Vladimir Putin, the Defense Ministry is beginning to reduce the Armed Forces grouping in Syria," Gerasimov reportedly said.
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"The armed forces are delivering their best services and no threat frightens Iran," Iran's Armed Forces Chief of Staff, Major General Mohammad Bagheri was quoted as saying by the state news agency IRNA.
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The Maltese Armed Forces had been surveilling the situation and the Italians got involved, an armed forces spokeswoman said, before the government changed tack some hours later and announced the migrants could dock.
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Its armed forces contained liberalism's greatest enemy, the Soviet Union.
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The Armed Forces Engineering Authority is carrying out the restoration.
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Many have at least one relative in the armed forces.
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He retains control of state functions and Venezuela's armed forces.
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The Iraqi armed "forces are continuing to advance," it said.
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Glas said the country had already deployed 5003,2500 armed forces.
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Very few Americans serve in the United States Armed Forces.
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The armed forces have been deployed to help those affected.
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The malaise afflicting the German armed forces has deep roots.
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René Orlando Ponce Fonseca, the head of Honduras's armed forces.
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Britain's armed forces are struggling to keep the ranks filled.
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Good news for most, but not for its armed forces.
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Despite the pressure, Maduro's armed forces have stood their ground.
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The repression, opposition leaders say, has cowed the armed forces.
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It has its own laws and its own armed forces.
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Some of these contracts are with the Saudi armed forces.
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It is also a pertinent question for the armed forces.
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Meghan also shares a commitment to supporting Armed Forces members.
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This "damage control" approach is inspired by the armed forces.
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The Defense Ministry said the armed forces were not affected.
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Gaed Salah is also the armed forces chief of staff.
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Yet the fiercest criticism was reserved for the armed forces.
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U.S. aid to Lebanese armed forces will continue, he said.
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US Armed Forces Research Medical Institute set up shop there.
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He said the protest was disrespectful toward the armed forces.
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India's military is also involved in training Bhutan's armed forces.
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OFAC also targeted individuals who allegedly assisted Syria's armed forces.
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The president wants the armed forces to carry out construction.
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He enjoyed his biggest success, surprisingly, in the armed forces.
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He enlisted in the armed forces on his 203th birthday.
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Nearly 15,000 transgender troops currently serve in the armed forces.
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Amnesty is writing against the armed forces based on rumors.
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The memorial represents those serving in the US armed forces.
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The Canadian armed forces have experienced similar issues for years.
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Respect for those in the armed forces crosses party lines.
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He is also the constitutional leader of the armed forces.
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Was that not disrespectful to members of the armed forces?
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The teaching force is as big as the armed forces.
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Men and women enlisting in the armed forces after Dec.
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The armed forces have never really proved themselves in war.
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Notably, he installed the head of Greece's armed forces, Adm.
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He's never served a single day in the armed forces.
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Disputes ensued at the Armed Forces Board of Contract Appeals.
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Jaroslaw Mika is the general commander of Poland's armed forces.
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It wasn't about those who serve in the armed forces.
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"Our armed forces will recover their combative character," he said.
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The armed forces also developed nonmilitary uses of nonlethal chemicals.
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There, the armed forces Body Bearers were awaiting his arrival.
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Last month, the armed forces said it employed nearly 360,000.
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The chief of staff of Iran's armed forces, Maj. Gen.
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Section 2808, specifically, requires the use of the armed forces.
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"We see increased opportunities with the armed forces," he said.
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"Mexico has an addiction to the armed forces," he said.
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Their armed forces were deployed in southern Iraq and elsewhere.
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" "Major military operations, particularly involving Russian armed forces, have ended.
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Defense Department policy, which applies to military organizations including West Point, states that members of the armed forces may express personal opinions as long as they are not acting as representatives of the armed forces.
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"In accordance with the decision of the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, the Russian Defence Ministry is beginning to reduce its armed forces deployment in Syria," Gerasimov said.
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He has appealed to Venezuela's armed forces to turn against Maduro.
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The Armed Forces did not respond to a request for comment.
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Lenin Gonzalez, a spokesman for the armed forces, declined to comment.
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We do not have militaries [or] armed forces to defend ourselves.
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Italy's Guardia di Finanza is part of the country's armed forces.
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Egyptian armed forces said they had not received a distress call.
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Egyptian armed forces said they had not received a distress call.
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Anand Surawan said, according to a statement from Thailand's armed forces.
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In short: Germany's armed forces are barely fit for purpose. Why?
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Jordanian armed forces are legally prevented from entering the demilitarized area.
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Compared with the Philippines, Vietnam has much more powerful armed forces.
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Its armed forces are configured with NATO membership as their guide.
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Yet these are also armed forces sure of their moral purpose.
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It became officially part of the Iraqi armed forces last year.
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Trump on behalf of 6 transgender members of the armed forces.
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Santos had ordered that armed forces cease operations in the area.
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The two armed forces do not just use faxes to communicate.
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And they look to the Armed Forces to spring into action.
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Guaido said he received help from members of Venezuela's armed forces.
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The bill also would cover U.S. armed forces personnel and veterans.
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Despite their growing brawn, India's armed forces still lack a brain.
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We were not judging people who were in the armed forces.
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Transgender people can now serve openly in the U.S. armed forces.
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Whether Indonesia's armed forces are up to the job remains unclear.
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This brings the armed forces closer to the public at large.
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No doubt the superpower would defeat Venezuela's 130,000-strong armed forces.
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Instead, he wrote for the armed forces newspaper, Stars and Stripes.
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Up to five cases have been identified in the armed forces.
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Bolsonaro's alignment with the armed forces follows a clear political logic.
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These countries invest their unjust returns into their own armed forces.
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If taken literally, Article 9 bans the maintenance of armed forces.
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The armed forces were also deployed to help resolve the situation.
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Constantine Chiwenga, the leader of the armed forces who sidelined him.
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They clashed on the streets with members of the armed forces.
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Armed forces chief of staff Hulusi Akar was named defense minister.
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The AFP (Armed Forces of the Philippines) is a military organization.
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Honorably discharged members of the US Armed Forces are also eligible.
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The Syrian and Russian armed forces say they only target militants.
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Close ties to the royals help the armed forces avoid change.
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At a news conference on Friday, France's armed forces chief, Gen.
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"Her approach has no place in the armed forces," he added.
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The armed forces have responded with ground offensives and even warplanes.
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It preserves our fundamental goal of having a volunteer armed forces.
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The deputy chief of staff of Iran's armed forces, Brig. Gen.
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Its duties included running the gay purge for the armed forces.
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But Section 2808, specifically, requires the use of the armed forces.
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Members of the armed forces and their families would be exempt.
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You are a member of the Armed Forces on active duty2.
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That same fact applies to women serving in the armed forces.
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What Happened: President Trump pulled US armed forces from northern Syria.
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It's got large armed forces for its size as a country.
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An armed forces medical examiner categorized the death as a homicide.
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The armed forces today expect at least a high school education.
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The armed forces are not an extension of the White House.
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Pence directly addressed Venezuela's armed forces, who continue to support Maduro.
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The military facilities come under the control of the armed forces.
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It will include the Armed Forces, intelligence services and counter-terrorism.
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It will include the Armed Forces, intelligence services and counter-terrorism.
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James Conway and former Turkish armed forces attaché retired Maj. Gen.
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Are the armed forces becoming as politicised as America's other institutions?
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Upon arrival, McCain will be received by armed forces body bearers.
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In Brazil, members of the armed forces are striding into politics.
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Within a few months, the armed forces were in open revolt.
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Xi is also head of the armed forces, the world's largest.
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The country's armed forces have denied interfering in this year's election.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - The chief of general staff of the Turkish Armed Forces met with his U.S. counterpart in Ankara on Sunday on the request of the U.S. military, the Turkish armed forces said in a statement.
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Covertly financed and trained in guerrilla warfare by the Indian armed forces and intelligence services in camps across the border, their military wing, the Mukti Bahini ("Liberation Army"), declared war on the occupying armed forces of Pakistan.
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There are also higher-ups, the men calling the shots in the armed forces, who we learn have engaged in deadly cover-ups during Castle's time in the armed forces who are now sitting in powerful positions.
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Sharmila aimed to force the repeal of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act, which grants armed forces legal impunity and broad authority to violate civil rights in the name of "security" in restive parts of the country.
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"The Armed Forces of Nigeria wishes to confirm to the general public that IPOB from all intent, plan and purpose as analyzed, is a militant terrorist organization," said armed forces spokesman John Enenche in an emailed statement.
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"The nation and the armed forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran will continue to fight alongside the Syrian people and the Syrian armed forces against the criminal terrorists," Fars quoted Baqeri as telling Ayoub by telephone.
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The kingdom's armed forces have often appeared unprepared and prone to mistakes.
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SUNA said three of those injured were members of the armed forces.
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He faces a strong challenge from former armed forces chief Benny Gantz.
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That's a worry for armed forces betting – like many industries – on automation.
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Israel says its armed forces are kept to a high ethical standard.
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The armed forces allied to the eastern government are led by Gen.
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And the 315,000-strong Afghan armed forces are said to be improving.
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The armed forces have launched operations to find the two Dutch reporters.
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"There's a rupture between the executive and the armed forces," Rupiya said.
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Greenland is also in an advantageous location for the U.S. armed forces.
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Our armed forces will draw on an even wider pool of talent.
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Obama lauded "patriotic Muslim Americans" who fight in the U.S. armed forces.
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There were a quarter of a million armed forces personnel in 220.
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It would, though, keep working with the armed forces in other capacities.
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In part that is because China's armed forces are catching up fast.
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He stymied Mr Trump's efforts to ban transsexuals from the armed forces.
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There are approximately 6,000 Muslim-Americans proudly serving in our armed forces.
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That seems to be the Chinese story that America's armed forces hear.
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In such ways members of our armed forces constantly affect American culture.
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But the Venezuelan armed forces don't appear impressed by the border theatrics.
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The opposition is striving to persuade the armed forces to switch allegiance.
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Gantz is a popular former armed forces chief and a political newcomer.
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FARC is a Spanish acronym for the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia.
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There was also no real need to push for stronger armed forces.
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Providing the armed forces with the means to achieve that is another.
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Part of the problem is the way that China's armed forces work.
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It bars Japan from maintaining armed forces or settling disputes by war.
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The armed forces declined to comment, but the secretary of defense, Gen.
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A demonstration of continued progress toward fairness & equality in U.S. armed forces.
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"The armed forces are sitting quiet, following their commanders," the general said.
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Like Taing, Sa was a veteran of the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces.
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Armscor is responsible for procuring military hardware for South Africa's armed forces.
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Elsewhere, polls show that the armed forces enjoy greater trust than politicians.
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Trump clearly enjoys being commander-in-chief of the nation's armed forces.
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One initiative that took off this year involved the Mongolian armed forces.
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"Russia's armed forces are the guarantor of world security," the posters declare.
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The UN report indicated these horrific atrocities were committed by armed forces.
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Eduardo Ano of the Philippines Armed Forces said at a news conference.
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Restituto Padilla Jr., a spokesman for the Armed Forces of the Philippines.
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They denied minority access to higher education, public service, and armed forces.
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Here is our list of which countries exist without regular armed forces.
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International sponsorship, and the backing of the armed forces, were crucial improvements.
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It's been draped over the caskets of members of our armed forces.
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PHILADELPHIA — They saluted the valor and vigor of the American armed forces.
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That's because not even the armed forces can escape the country's collapse.
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He described the armed forces as the "final stronghold" of Gulen's network.
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There is waste in many areas of government, including the armed forces.
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Pinpoint strikes to destroy ships and planes of the Venezuelan armed forces?
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" On Twitter, Guaidó announced, "As commander-in-chief of the armed forces . . .
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Many of our revered Hollywood movie stars served in the Armed Forces.
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And millions made the ultimate sacrifice by serving in the armed forces.
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But there were no signs the armed forces were turning against Maduro.
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However this is not about the Armed forces, they are cop haters.
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It was signed by the general command of the Syrian Armed Forces.
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The armed forces were on "at war" status, the highest alert level.
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Mohammad Bagheri, chief of staff of the Armed Forces; and Maj. Gen.
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Emmanuel Salamat of the Philippines Armed Forces told CNN Philippines on Monday.
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Having lost players to the armed forces, college teams were often shorthanded.
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But loyalty to America is the proper use of our armed forces.
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Iran's armed forces expressed "deepest condolences and sympathy" to the victims' families.
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He is a former Army officer, and a former Armed Forces minister.
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Speaking at a news conference on Wednesday, Iranian Armed Forces Brig. Gen.
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Stoltenberg has talked about NATO's "untapped potential" in building up armed forces.
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As king, he is now commander-in-chief of the armed forces.
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And people in the armed forces and police department, which is underreported.
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At least four of the dead were members of the armed forces.
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Yet, so far, the number of Geneva Conventions has remained static at four (they aim to protect wounded and sick armed forces in the field; wounded, sick, and shipwrecked armed forces at sea; prisoners of war; and civilians).
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Ms. Sharmila, 44, has been the face of the fight against the Armed Forces Special Powers Act of 1958, a law that shields the armed forces from prosecution in the state and other conflict-ridden parts of India.
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Elissa Slotkin, called on the President "to terminate the use of United States Armed Forces to engage in hostilities in or against Iran" unless Congress declares war or enacts "specific statutory authorization" for the use of armed forces.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said Saturday that Syrian armed forces should withdraw from an area of Syria near the border with Turkey so that Turkish armed forces can resettle as many as 2 million refugees in the region.
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On Saturday, the Maltese armed forces provided humanitarian supplies to the Lifeline vessel.
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To U.S. armed forces fighting overseas, though, small drones can be huge threats.
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His armed forces have been degraded by incessant fighting, and debilitated by desertion.
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America's armed forces do not consider personal beliefs when allocating soldiers to units.
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Not surprisingly America's armed forces are taking a keen interest in all this.
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High-level exchanges have recently taken place between the two countries' armed forces.
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Steven tended to drink straight rum, as did many in the armed forces.
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Kiir, who is from the dominant Dinka tribe, controlled the country's armed forces.
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NATO membership can moderate the next generation of officers in its armed forces.
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China has helped modernise Iran's armed forces and sold it civil nuclear technology.
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In the armed forces the plunge was even steeper: from 40% to 1%.
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Would our adversary provide us the medicines that our armed forces might require?
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Amid the protests, a group of senior armed forces officers attempted a coup.
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Thursday was a public holiday in Egypt in celebration of Armed Forces Day.
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Both these woes are used to justify the power of the armed forces.
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The armed forces began privatizing base housing for military families two decades ago.
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But, for good reason, most armed forces are prohibited from conducting political education.
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China's once bloated armed forces are becoming leaner and a lot more capable.
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There is a third reason: the smaller size of the armed forces today.
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Mr Xi decided that winning such wars required changing the armed forces' structure.
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It&aposs what the Americans who served in the armed forces fought for.
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The Canadian Armed Forces has not yet responded to a request for comment.
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The gulf between America's armed forces and its civilians has never been greater.
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China thus needs to spend more on its armed forces, the paper added.
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And Russia's armed forces have become more adept at sophisticated combined arms operations.
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Two ministries, defence and interior, now control separate branches of the armed forces.
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Ben Carson wanted to be the commander-in-chief of our armed forces!
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Late last year Ivory Coast cut its armed forces by about 1,000 troops.
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"Today's reality demands, necessitates an armed forces that is strong," he told reporters.
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Japan's contingent of 13,000 personnel represents a fifth of the nation's armed forces.
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It says civilians should be more supportive of the armed forces as well.
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The Syrian Armed Forces said in a statement that the pilot was missing.
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Last August Brigadier-General Mosese Tikoitoga was pushed aside as armed-forces chief.
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Countries that spend heavily on armed forces typically have successful arms-making companies.
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The armed forces, the Tamil Tigers and other insurgents are all to blame.
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The constitution will keep the armed forces in power long into the future.
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He wore the uniform of his role as commander of the armed forces.
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Armed Forces spokesman Tatang Sulaiman said the military is working within the law.
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Algerian armed forces have been cracking down on militants tied to Islamic State.
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A Times special report examines Mexico's armed forces and their staggering kill rates.
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The deal provided the basis for U.S. armed forces' stationing in South Korea.
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"We have the greatest armed forces the world has ever seen," Chris wrote.
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They stayed in a hotel overnight that was surrounded by Maduro's armed forces.
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This research fed the 1947 Executive Order 9981 desegregating the US armed forces.
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Thirty-one countries don't have any armed forces, according to the CIA Factbook.
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Mahamane Laminou Sani, director of documentation and military intelligence of Niger's armed forces.
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Furthermore, blindness is a significant issue for our veterans of the armed forces.
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Bolivia's armed forces commander said there was no plan to withdraw the troops.
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Mr. Trump was asked to explain his qualifications to lead the armed forces.
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The bedrock of our security is a strong and well-equipped armed forces.
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Wittman is chairman of the House Armed Forces Seapower and Projection Forces Subcommittee.
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In 2004, Patriarch Aleksei II made it the mantra of Russia's armed forces.
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Joseph Dunford, and Chief of General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces Gen.
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"We've opted for this plan because we trust the armed forces," he said.
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Moscow has said neither Russian nor Syrian armed forces carried out the attack.
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Then, in the summer of 2015, Russia sent its armed forces to Syria.
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It was a tacit acknowledgment of the weaknesses of the Saudi armed forces.
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This was a direct, unprovoked military attack by Russia's armed forces on Ukraine's.
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But online harassment, which affects all branches of the armed forces, remains pervasive.
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"Jai Hind #IndianArmedForces" (Hail India and its Armed Forces), Chopra had tweeted then.
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Barber was the first Miss USA to have served in the armed forces.
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In his third year, he and Tucker started Arts in the Armed Forces.
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The armed forces are a young, healthy population that has universal health care.
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And if that happens, our enemies won't have to defeat our armed forces.
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At the moment, Somalia's armed forces has 12,000 fighters, American military commanders said.
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That was the argument used against integrating the armed forces in the 1940s.
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Do you know anyone who has served in the United States Armed Forces?
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The authority for presidential pardons in the armed forces comes from the Constitution.
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As commander of the armed forces, I am determined to solve this problem.
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Israel is actually not in need of more soldiers in its armed forces.
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It doesn't help that Venezuela's armed forces still haven't completely abandoned the dictator.
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What connects these threads is the unique popularity of the American armed forces.
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If you worked in the armed forces, you may qualify for veteran benefits.
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Questions arose about security at armed forces bases of the NATO member country.
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Mikhail Matveyevskiy, the chief of missiles and artillery for the Russian armed forces.
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Why are the armed forces critical to determining next steps in this crisis?
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The countries have also traded heated accusations over encounters between their armed forces.
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They plan for war, they train for war, they have huge armed forces.
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Since Sun Key shut down its military recruitment network, it has heard from U.S. Armed Forces recruiters that they have lost a valuable tool to connect with men and women interested in serving their country in the U.S. Armed Forces.
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Under the Constitution, the president is commander-in-chief of the U.S. armed forces, but Congress has the power to declare war, to raise and support armies, to provide for a navy, and to make laws for the armed forces.
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Centers will be required to "provide readjustment counseling services to broader groups of veterans, members of the armed forces, including a member of a reserve component of the armed forces, and family members of such veterans and members," the agency writes.
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These new regional commands, comparable to those that govern the U.S. armed forces, are responsible for military operations and have a strong focus on combining air, land, naval and other capabilities of the Chinese armed forces to suit modern warfare.
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In more than 203 Colombian municipalities, the dangerous work of locating, disabling and removing Colombia's land mines is being carried out by NGOs, specially trained units of the Colombian armed forces and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC.
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"We see a clear presence of Quds forces in Damascus International Airport, inside Syrian army bases and even Quds Force buildings right next to Syrian armed forces, which is a liability to the Syrian regime and its armed forces," Lt. Col.
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Every year on Armed Forces Day state television broadcasts features trumpeting the army's achievements.
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Our long-term objective is to work towards gender parity in the armed forces.
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It costs even more to deploy the armed forces to patrol and protect Davos.
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The President paid tribute to America's armed forces during his address on Independence Day.
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Many of the family members, including Herrera&aposs sons, served in the armed forces.
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The U.N. and regional body ECOWAS called on the armed forces to stay neutral.
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Wealthier respondents were also more deferential, as were veterans of the US armed forces.
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The smuggled fuel provides a crucial lifeline for the regime's economy and armed forces.
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Turkey's armed forces, part of an anti-Islamic State air campaign, have generally retaliated.
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What happens at the top of Pakistan's armed forces will be closely watched overseas.
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Some critics blanch at the notion of the armed forces brought into Trump's celebration.
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A Honduran armed forces spokesman vehemently denied the account or any other political persecution.
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Guardians of the Faith: A class of Gileadean armed forces that rank below Angels.
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Miss Suu Kyi's civilian government does not control the armed forces or the police.
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And yes, the data can be used to influence members of the armed forces.
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The male passengers were sent to a quarantine camp managed by the armed forces.
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"We know that Syria's armed forces are preparing to resolve this problem," he added.
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His future will be decided by the armed forces, not directly by the people.
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Neither is there reason to believe that the armed forces want to take over.
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Either option would permit the direct deployment of China's armed forces in Hong Kong.
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According to reports, the chief of the armed forces did not order the crackdown.
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As did Sudan, where children are vulnerable to being recruited by Sudanese armed forces.
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Roughly a third of them have links with the armed forces or the police.
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No one knows how the armed forces would respond to an imposition of dictatorship.
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The president retreated a bit, promising the armed forces an extra €1.5bn for 2018.
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An official for Benin's armed forces could not immediately confirm the deployment on Tuesday.
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Alex and Ani: $5 off the official armed forces collection; through May 30. Shoes
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In particular, America's armed forces would like to use AI to help with reconnaissance.
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Both America's armed forces and Silicon Valley are starting to focus on the brain.
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Mr Xi's reform of the PLA has made the armed forces more outward-looking.
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One cohort included former employees of banks, hospitals, local government and the armed forces.
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Questions arose about security at the armed forces bases of the NATO member country.
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Can I rely on the (Armed Forces of the Philippines) to give me security?
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Expanding the armed forces' role might require spending more than the government can afford.
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Brilliant Venezuelan hackers and the armed forces repelled the supposed saboteurs, Mr Maduro said.
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It was used by the armed forces during World War II and considered secret.
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The Canadian armed forces condemned the Halifax protesters and has placed them under investigation.
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Yet the two armed forces have not held nuclear talks in over ten years.
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"We have fullest confidence in our armed forces who will react appropriately," he added.
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Egypt has had to contend with Islamist sympathizers in the armed forces for years.
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Maduro, meanwhile, has ordered the Venezuelan armed forces onto the streets to maintain order.
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There is the police and there is (the) AFP (Armed Forces of the Philippines).
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Currently, there are about 1.4 million service people in the United States Armed Forces.
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Many Orthodox Jewish men go unshaven, a religious observance that Israel's armed forces accommodates.
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Unfortunately, the government scarcely has the funding to pay members of the armed forces.
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The armed forces will also be sensitive to the lessons of the 20th century.
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And it's well known several generations of her family served in India's armed forces.
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The Black Knights play San Diego State in the Armed Forces Bowl on Dec.
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The BJP denies the accusations that it's misusing the armed forces for political benefit.
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From the other side of the river, the Soviet armed forces stopped and waited.
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I salute the professionalism and skill of our Armed Forces who took action today.
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Israeli weapons will bolster India's armed forces against the country's main geopolitical rival Pakistan.
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After graduation, cadets can enter any branch of the armed forces as an officer.
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Special Report: The biggest armed forces in the Arab world comes with its perks.
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Joseph Dunford and Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces Gen.
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Iraqi armed forces retook the oil-rich Kirkuk region this week, following a Sept.
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Yet it is now hard to imagine the armed forces taking over almost anywhere.
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Bergdahl's lawyers have appealed to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces.
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The poll found Clinton and Trump receiving largely negative reactions from America's armed forces.
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The U.K. military is among the most capable and experienced armed forces in Europe.
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"We need more federal and armed forces here on the island," Cruz Vivaldi says.
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Charles broke royal tradition by attending college rather than immediately joining the armed forces.
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Organization, have their own armed forces on the ground in the key militias of
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He believes transgender Americans should be allowed to serve in the US armed forces.
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In total, French Polynesia has 290,000 inhabitants, but no armed forces of its own.
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At least five members of the Congo's armed forces also were killed, Guterres said.
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Clinton, the former secretary of state, as unsuited to lead the nation's armed forces.
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Authorities had detained nearly 3,000 members of the armed forces and purged 2,745 judges.
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Ahead of the anniversary of Egypt's 1952 revolution, Egyptian Armed Forces spokesman Brig. Gen.
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Despite the guarantees, the head of Venezuela's armed forces says he still supports Maduro.
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In communities like mine, we send our best and brightest to our armed forces.
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During his address, Mugabe was flanked by various uniformed members of the armed forces.
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Minutes later he stood up and shook hands with members of the armed forces.
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Vucic said Serbia's own 28,000-strong armed forces also needed new weaponry and modernisation.
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He was discharged from the armed forces as a staff sergeant in July 1945.
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DEFCON 1, or Cocked Pistol, is the U.S. Armed Forces' highest state of alertness.
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Thousands of soldiers have been dismissed from the Turkish armed forces since the coup.
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Ukraine's armed forces now number some 240,2000, of whom just over 40,000 are civilians.
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He demanded that all branches of the armed forces be in top fighting shape.
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Dogged resistance by the North Korean armed forces, however, would be the safe bet.
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Germany's armed forces are also due to get seven rescue helicopters, the newspaper said.
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"The important thing is to give certainty to the armed forces," Ms. Diaz said.
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The Constitution, written by the military, puts the armed forces out of her control.
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Pre-war Poland was a big country, with the world's fifth-largest armed forces.
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At first, pacification was left in the hands of the South Vietnamese armed forces.
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His first was in 2017 with a team assembled from the British Armed Forces.
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By Thursday night, the British armed forces were called in to secure the airspace.
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Army is locked into the Armed Forces Bowl despite having a game to play.
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He put up with it, he said, to honor Americans in the armed forces.
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Instead, the reverse may be true, you need armed forces to build a wall.
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Davos originally recommended that Stannis hire the mercenaries to beef up his armed forces.
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"Armed forces & government agencies are responding," Taiwan's president, Tsai Ing-wen, wrote on Twitter.
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The military said that drone was unarmed and belonged to the Syrian armed forces.
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Hyon Yong-chol, a general over the armed forces, fell asleep in a meeting.
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Armed forces need it for its ability to harden the steel used in missiles.
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As the article shows, RT is as important to Russia as their armed forces.
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Cartel gunmen then surrounded the home and engaged the armed forces, the officials said.
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The armed forces will also provide two transport planes and at least two helicopters.
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On October 9th the Turkish armed forces began bombing parts of north-east Syria.
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ECUADOR'S ARMED FORCES SAY MOVEMENT WILL BE RESTRICTED ACROSS THE COUNTRY FOR 24 HOURS
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In 2006, the US Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces ruled that Sen.
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The United States Armed Forces has a long and storied history with canine warriors.
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On July 26, 1948, he signed Executive Order 9981, desegregating the entire armed forces.
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Police and armed forces personnel were deployed to monitor the entrances to the towns.
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Like all modern U.S. presidents, Trump always travels with aides from the armed forces.
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François Lecointre, head of France's armed forces, told CNEWS, a television channel, in July.
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The British armed forces shrank for the ninth year in a row last year.
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It can trace its lineage in the armed forces to the War of 1812.
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He was also premier, defence and foreign minister and head of the armed forces.
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They are American citizens: they serve in our armed forces and share our values.
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Turning Point: Colombians reject a peace deal with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia.
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Modi added that India's armed forces were an "inspiration" to its 1.3 billion citizens.
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"These allegations that the Jamiat party have armed forces are not true," he said.
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Without the US, just 19 countries accept transgender individuals to serve their armed forces:
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Additionally, let's hold a mirror up to society as well as the armed forces.
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For this National Geographic series, she focused on women's experiences in the armed forces.
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Turkish authorities have already detained about 1,20033 members of the armed forces, officials said.
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The Turkish military said 48 members of the armed forces were among the wounded.
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It's going to be made by the Commander-in-chief of the armed forces.
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"Ninety percent of the armed forces do not support Nicolás Maduro," said Division Gen.
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But the recent armed forces appeals court rulings have upended that precedent, he said.
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Guaido has promised amnesty for members of the armed forces who join his cause.
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Its main targets are armed forces, the defense industry, news media, politicians, and dissidents.
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We take care of all of these people, we defend them, they wouldn't be there for two weeks if it wasn't for me and the United States and our much-stronger armed forces than it was, because our armed forces were depleted.
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Given Sun Key's strong commitment to the U.S. Armed Forces and assisting those men and women who want to serve their country, Sun Key chose the latter and developed their own online recruiting system to assist recruiters within the U.S. Armed Forces.
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"Terrorists began shooting from a long distance while inside the park, at the armed forces as well as civilians watching the parade," Brigadier General Abolfazl Shekarch, a spokesman for the Iranian armed forces, told MEHR, another Iranian news agency, according to CNN.
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In 1997 a study by the RAND Corporation, a think-tank with close ties to America's armed forces, found that the integration of women into the armed forces did not degrade readiness, cohesion and morale, despite dire warnings that all three would suffer.
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Katungkulan Beach, Marine Barracks Gregorio Lim, Philippines — The Armed Forces of the Philippines, Japan Self-Defense Force, and US Armed Forces united to conduct an amphibious landing exercise at Katungkulan Beach, Marine Barracks Gregorio Lim during Exercise KAMANDAG 3 on October 12, 2019.
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General Juan Pablo Rodríguez, current general commander of the armed forces, briefly led brigades that carried out the extrajudicial murders, according to Human Rights Watch (HRW), and last Thursday, five high-ranking members of the armed forces linked to "false positives" received promotions.
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Fang Fenghui, a member of the powerful Central Military Commission which controls China's armed forces, told Mohammad Hanif Atmar, the Afghan president's national security advisor that their two armed forces had always had good relations, China's Defence Ministry said late on Wednesday.
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Mr. Erdogan has placed the chief of staff of the armed forces under control of the Defense Ministry, and the Supreme Military Council, which decides senior appointments in the armed forces, has been reconfigured to include more civilian ministers than military commanders.
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Vet centers will be required to "provide readjustment counseling services to broader groups of veterans, members of the armed forces, including a member of a reserve component of the armed forces, and family members of such veterans and members," the agency wrote.
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A spokesperson for the Norwegian Armed Forces told AP in a phone interview that about 2224 Norwegian troops were on the airbase, but no injuries have been reported, Brynjar Stordal, a spokesperson for the Norwegian Armed Forces told AP in a phone interview.
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However, Erdogan says the armed forces have been infiltrated in recent years by Gulen's supporters.
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And on July 26, 1948, Truman issued an executive order desegregating the U.S. armed forces.
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You now preside not only over our armed forces, but also over powerful unarmed forces.
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NATO leads some 13,450 multinational troops in Afghanistan, who are training the country's armed forces.
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She has pledged to end the growing influence of drug cartels in the armed forces.
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Any change of government will rest on a shift in allegiance within the armed forces.
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Many in the armed forces have chafed over the Obama administration's management of military operations.
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It is almost unique among constitutions in essentially prohibiting Japan from having official armed forces.
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It is occupied by Turkish armed forces and recognized as a state only by Turkey.
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Our armed forces continue to secure the Jazira and desert area and the Iraqi border.
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In both Kenya and Nigeria, British armed forces have been involved in combating Islamist insurgencies.
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The armed forces, which oversee the distribution of food, are the biggest profiteers from scarcity.
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The armed forces built mobile hospitals in Pedernales and Portoviejo and set up temporary shelters.
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Like the president, I did not have the honor of serving in our armed forces.
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He had briefly joined the armed forces, but quit after 193 days of basic training.
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He had briefly joined the armed forces, but quit after 16 days of basic training.
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Nevertheless, Sweden appears committed to buildings its armed forces and strengthening ties with stronger allies.
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Army will take on San Diego State in the Armed Forces Bowl on Dec. 23.
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Immediately after that war Mr Putin ordered a thorough modernisation of the Russian armed forces.
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On Friday, Mexican officials credited the armed forces and the police for capturing Mr. Guzmán.
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Taiwan's armed forces monitored the transit and nothing out of the ordinary happened, it added.
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Getting them there was once the business of the superpowers' armed forces and space agencies.
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Indian armed forces in the region have a long history of violence against Kashmiri Muslims.
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The armed forces will collaborate with public security and environmental protection agencies, the decree says.
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The armed forces and Transnet, the state transport utility, own prime sites in Cape Town.
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It warns that the armed forces are unwilling to crack down on anti-government demonstrations.
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" But in the very next breath, he stated, "I'm not currently in their armed forces.
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Like Mr. Bush, each had worn a uniform, and served in America's armed forces. Rep.
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Ms McLean had a client who had been a senior member of the armed forces.
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On any given day America's armed forces have about 7,000 people deployed on the continent.
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Now it faces the headache of finding the promised additional funds for the armed forces.
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The president, party chief and supreme commander of the armed forces, Xi Jinping, certainly has.
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A more pressing concern for Western governments is far-right radicalism within their armed forces.
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The studies were conducted by the U.S. Department of Defenses Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institute.
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They are well aware that members of the armed forces more often vote for Republicans.
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Brazil's president, Jair Bolsonaro, who was travelling on another aircraft, normally extols the armed forces.
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It marked the first time Mexican armed forces had been deployed in Texas since 1846.
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One of his brothers controlled parliament, another the economy ministry, a third the armed forces.
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The U.S.-drafted constitution's Article 13, if taken literally, bans the maintenance of armed forces.
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America's Supreme Court reinstated a ban on transgender troops from serving in the armed forces.
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Anastasiades announced Cyprus will deliver a new military assistance package to the Lebanese armed forces.
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This is the second time the armed forces were caught fooling around in the sky.
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Some say the armed forces should also deal with drug-trafficking, terrorism and illegal fishing.
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The hunt for a military strategy and armed forces to match it will take longer.
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If appointed, Lieberman would replace Moshe Yaalon, a Likud member and former armed forces chief.
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The Canadian armed forces are woefully small and ill-equipped compared to the United States.
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Although the armed forces have stuck by Mr Maduro, the government does not trust them.
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At worst, this means pushing them to assist China's armed forces and its police state.
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The Turkish armed forces often respond to such attacks by firing at targets in Syria.
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All the country's armed forces had the capacity to interfere with radar signals, Fu said.
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Turkish armed forces continued sporadic cross-border bombardment overnight, residents on the Turkish side said.
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In recent years, both countries have accused the other's armed forces of cross-border incursions.
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Pensions for military police and firefighters would follow the same rules as the armed forces.
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Article 9 of Japan's pacifist constitution, if taken literally, bans the maintenance of armed forces.
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Most of these photos tell an intimate story of those serving in the armed forces.
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After World War II, the US military facilitated close cooperation with the Philippines armed forces.
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A further priority should be more support of the armed forces by civilians, it added.
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The individual was a member of Sweden's armed forces, the ministry said in a statement.
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The Lebanese Armed Forces took no part in the 2006 war between Hezbollah and Israel.
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Portugal's armed forces have used C-130 Hercules made by Lockheed Martin for 40 years.
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American armed forces now hold more joint exercises with India than with any other country.
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Its armed forces have long experience of military action after fighting numerous wars against Israel.
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Tensions between Russia and NATO have been highlighted by recent encounters of their armed forces.
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Sudan's president Omar al-Bashir has been overthrown in a coup by the armed forces.
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It currently has armed forces involved in operations along the Syrian side of the frontier.
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The U.S.-drafted constitution's Article 9, if taken literally, bans the maintenance of armed forces.
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The rebels have clashed periodically with the Iranian armed forces, at times ambushing military patrols.
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The studies were conducted by the U.S. Department of Defense's Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institute.
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America's armed forces began using drones away from battlefields in 268, under George W. Bush.
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GAESA, the Armed Forces Business Enterprises Group, is involved in all sectors of the economy.
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The armed forces' statement said three of the militants were killed in the air strikes.
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Early on Saturday, French, U.S. and U.K. armed forces carried out joint strikes in Syria.
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Only five years ago, openly gay people were barred from serving in its armed forces.
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Worse, the pool of young Americans from which the armed forces can recruit is dwindling.
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The armed forces are still doing reasonably well with recruiting, but there are sometimes shortfalls.
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The armed forces released a statement "suggesting" that Morales step aside to quell mounting violence.
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The final straw came when the head of the armed forces "suggested" that he quit.
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You served in the armed forces of the United States, and you lost a son.
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As a Navy veteran myself, we are grateful to the Armed Forces for their help.
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An estimated 19,000 children serve in the armed forces and other groups in South Sudan.
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The armed forces have accused the paper of libel and defamation, charges the publication denied.
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But the two armed forces have also been trying harder to keep their relations steady.
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Before his appointment as minister, Sheikh was head of the armed forces' public services division.
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The Coast Guard deserves to be treated as an equal branch of our armed forces.
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Votel said the US military was "proud" to be partners with the Lebanese Armed Forces.
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President Truman, meanwhile, integrated the armed forces and supported fair employment and anti-lynching laws.
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A recurrent demand was institutional reform to loosen the armed forces' grip on the state.
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He picks up a dropped lighter for an armed forces member without fear of recognition.
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Even before the coup attempt was over, Erdogan promised a purge of the armed forces.
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A senior administration official could not say if armed forces were told before the tweet.
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"Poland will have no difficulty absorbing these aircraft into its armed forces," the statement said.
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Levent Turkkan, aide-de-camp to the chief of staff for Turkish armed forces, Gen.
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Programs to drive out gay people, at least within the armed forces, persisted until 1990.
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They are separate from negotiations underway with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC.
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For example, a multitude of training programs are held on-site for the armed forces.
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The armed forces could also now be perceived of having become politicized, Polga-Hecimovich said.
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The Philippines armed forces have said the group is holding a number of other hostages.
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"So long as our armed forces are around, Taiwan will surely be around," she added.
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Already, opposition parties in India have accused Modi of "blatant politicization" of the armed forces.
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"The armed forces have a fundamental role to play in the restoration of democracy," Col.
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It would appear that it is a problem that requires policing rather than armed forces.
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The suspect was a language expert and cultural adviser for the Bundeswehr (German armed forces).
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It has to do with the persecution inside the Socialist Party, inside the armed forces.
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China's armed forces are 2.3 million strong while Taiwan has about 215,000 full-time troops.
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Min Aung Hlaing, the armed forces chief, attended the inauguration ceremony with his deputy, Gen.
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Out rode several more trucks, each one resplendent with a designation of the armed forces.
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But the message the Trump administration is sending is not limited to the armed forces.
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Hundreds of police and armed forces arrived in Santa Rosa on Sunday to restore order.
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But precious few of the 70,000-strong armed forces are anywhere near the disaster region.
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This is a country where beauty pageants are ubiquitous, from schools to the armed forces.
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Rune Jakobsen, commander of the Norwegian Joint Headquarters — the Norwegian Armed Forces operational command center.
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Ordering the armed forces to use lethal force against them would tear the GDR apart.
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Fewer than one-half of one percent of our citizens serve in the Armed Forces.
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The sanctions also targeted Iranian entity Armed Forces Social Security Investment Company, the statement said.
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The STC has tens of thousands of fighters armed and trained by UAE's armed forces.
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By 2008, the head of the armed forces was a general who was openly leftist.
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Despite some discontent in the armed forces, high-level officers appeared to stand with him.
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The FARC is the Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia).
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El Salvador's armed forces would be deployed, its police emboldened, its prisons packed to overflowing.
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Iran also has a larger and more capable armed forces than Iraq did under Saddam.
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The Australian armed forces needed physicists, and men were joining the military to fight instead.
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So far, the Department of Defense has reported 280 coronavirus cases throughout the armed forces.
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About half of the 350,000-strong Royal Thai Armed Forces is made up of conscripts.
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"We know that Syria's armed forces are preparing to resolve this problem," Mr. Peskov said.
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"The armed forces hope that this matter is resolved without disruption of peace," Maj. Gen.
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Both bodies were sent to the Armed Forces Medical Examiner in Dover, Delaware, O'Dell says.
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For over a century, America's armed forces have dealt with medical crises across the globe.
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There are so many personnel problems within the armed forces, so many problems with morale.
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The country has no armed forces, and the United States is responsible for its defense.
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The heads of Peru's armed forces and national police have pledged to continue backing Vizcarra.
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"There are over 400,000 monks in Myanmar," he told the commander of Myanmar's armed forces.
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The armed forces tried to limit drug use through disciplinary measures, but without much success.
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They took up arms against their own armed forces, and killed and tortured British journalists.
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M.B.Z., who was commanding the armed forces by this time, was not prepared for this.
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Critics say the troubling trend in the armed forces has been overlooked for too long.
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They have even set up reverse checkpoints that welcome citizens but exclude the armed forces.
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Applying only conventional armed forces to these conflicts is not always going to be adequate.
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The military's health service said he died at the Central Hospital of the Armed Forces.
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