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Meanings of british troops in English
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Usage of british troops in English
1
But Mr Hammond said their release would put British troops at risk.
2
He remarked that notably, British troops were still based in Northern Ireland.
3
But he said British troops would not be pulled out too early.
4
British troops have launched a large-scale operation against militants in the region.
5
When British troops started reconstruction work, the Americans burned it down again.
6
The commander of the British troops in North America was made Governor.
7
The withdrawal of British troops from Sangin would help redress the imbalance.
8
In perfect order, but weary unto death, the British troops marched in.
9
But here the exceptional gas discipline of the British troops became effective.
10
The Royal Navy, economic pressure, and crack British troops were not enough.
11
They had followed the advance of the British troops with admiring eyes.
12
The presence of the British troops in Boston roused all Warren's indignation.
13
The British troops almost succeeded in surrounding Washington's force north of Harlem.
14
Other British troops were sent to relieve the tense situation at Grafenstafel.
15
In 1814 the city burned when it was invaded by British troops.
16
The British troops, we are reliably informed, failed to quell the insurrection.
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British troops through the time
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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