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Meanings of decamp to in English

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Usage of decamp to in English
1
Ditch the HRH, hand back the diamonds and decamp to, say, Malibu.
News.com.au
2
British firms would decamp to Dublin to get inside the EU.
The Guardian
3
They made the decision to decamp to a nearby hotel instead.
News.com.au
4
Foreign and Irish firms would decamp to Belfast to get to the outside world.
The Guardian
5
I took the opportunity to decamp to my own room, where I found Mr.
The Diary and Letters of Madame D'Arblay — Volume 2
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The only solution was to decamp to Tunisia.
The Irish Times
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That makes a surge in people deciding to decamp to the suburbs and beyond appear likely.
Reuters
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Will he decamp to New York full-time?
The Guardian
9
But why decamp to the Rain Wilds?
Rain Wild Chronicles 02 - Dragon Haven
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Every January, the better paid elements of the music business decamp to Cannes for the annual MIDEM conference.
The Irish Times
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A handful of smart-suited businessmen, forced to decamp to other hotels since November, returned to the Ritz on Sunday.
Reuters
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They chose to decamp to Cancun for a "change of pace" while waiting for travel restrictions to ease.
Reuters
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Lt Col Colm Doyle, who was aide- decamp to Lord Carrington in Bosnia, will vacate his quarters to accommodate the President.
The Irish Times
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Captain Conkey then decided that for the benefit of his health, he had better decamp to the other side for protection.
The Second William Penn / A true account of incidents that happe...
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Sometimes, the larger company already has a dedicated room but if not we can decamp to the nearest park for open-area drill.
The Irish Times
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No newspaper staff was injured in the blast, although shaken journalists had to decamp to a nearby hotel to get the paper out.
The Irish Times
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