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Verb(1) arm again(2) arm anew

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(1) his plan to rearm Germany(2) This was music to McClellan's ears, because it meant that the fighters would be using dummy weapons and would thus need to rearm at the tugs in order to combat his fleet.(3) That means they'll rearm and they may very well develop weapons of mass destruction, just as a deterrent.(4) He also questions why the South Koreans and Americans gave the enemy safe areas to rearm and regroup.(5) Their rivals generally refuse to relinquish their weapons, fearing that in a pinch the government will rearm or fight on behalf of their enemy.(6) But it gave Britain a valuable year in which to rearm .(7) After the German victories of 1940, America slowly began to rearm and to supply assistance to Britain.(8) American officers watched the Fascists consolidate their rule in Italy, Hitler rearm Germany, and Japan begin its march of conquest in Asia.(9) In the end, argues Doerr, it gave Britain the much needed time to rearm and prepare for war.(10) The political stalemate was broken; there was near unanimity that the USA must rearm immediately.(11) This is clear from the measures undertaken to rearm the German military - measures supported by all the parties.(12) After ready rounds are fired, crewman will need to rearm the launcher.(13) In recent months, there has been speculation that the two groups have established ties and that one goes on the offensive when the other negotiates, essentially to rest and rearm .(14) But one of the islands was just large enough for an airfield and a small harbor, where submarines could rearm and refuel.(15) French and German opposition to the war has translated into an initiative to rearm Europe.(16) As noted, although the Army would want to retain heavy elements well into the future, there would eventually be a need to rearm the heavy forces with a follow-on vehicle.

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(1) his plan to rearm Germany(2) This was music to McClellan's ears, because it meant that the fighters would be using dummy weapons and would thus need to rearm at the tugs in order to combat his fleet.(3) That means they'll rearm and they may very well develop weapons of mass destruction, just as a deterrent.(4) He also questions why the South Koreans and Americans gave the enemy safe areas to rearm and regroup.(5) Their rivals generally refuse to relinquish their weapons, fearing that in a pinch the government will rearm or fight on behalf of their enemy.(6) But it gave Britain a valuable year in which to rearm .(7) After the German victories of 1940, America slowly began to rearm and to supply assistance to Britain.(8) American officers watched the Fascists consolidate their rule in Italy, Hitler rearm Germany, and Japan begin its march of conquest in Asia.(9) In the end, argues Doerr, it gave Britain the much needed time to rearm and prepare for war.(10) The political stalemate was broken; there was near unanimity that the USA must rearm immediately.(11) This is clear from the measures undertaken to rearm the German military - measures supported by all the parties.(12) After ready rounds are fired, crewman will need to rearm the launcher.(13) In recent months, there has been speculation that the two groups have established ties and that one goes on the offensive when the other negotiates, essentially to rest and rearm .(14) But one of the islands was just large enough for an airfield and a small harbor, where submarines could rearm and refuel.(15) French and German opposition to the war has translated into an initiative to rearm Europe.(16) As noted, although the Army would want to retain heavy elements well into the future, there would eventually be a need to rearm the heavy forces with a follow-on vehicle.

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