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Meanings of deploy more in English

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Usage of deploy more in English
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Paris said on Sunday it had no plans to deploy more troops.
Reuters
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They also called on Cele to deploy more police officers into the area.
The South African
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To do that, agencies might need to deploy more vehicles, and zippier ones.
Wired
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Operator Eurotunnel will get financial support to deploy more security guards.
Reuters
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They will also deploy more security staff to the area.
The Guardian
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The official said that Israel had earlier permitted Egypt to deploy more security forces in Sinai.
Reuters
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In aged care, Victoria will deploy more public hospital nurses and health workers to private providers.
The Guardian
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Iraqi Kurdistan President Masoud Barzani said he was prepared to deploy more forces to Kobani if asked.
Reuters
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Ireland is to deploy more women peacekeepers to assist in conflict situations where gender-based violence is prevalent.
The Irish Times
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The U.S. military commander, General Ray Odierno, says the Iraqi authorities recently decided to deploy more dogs.
Reuters
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Tourist-magnet Florida is ramping up reconnaissance efforts and preparing to deploy more booms and conduct coastal cleanups.
Reuters
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A Defence Ministry spokesman in London said no decision had been made whether to deploy more British troops.
Reuters
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Other students deploy more timeless logic.
The Guardian
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Ryanair said today it would add three new routes from Sweden and deploy more aircraft at its Stockholm operations.
The Irish Times
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Daiwa CEO Shigeharu Suzuki has said his company would deploy more capital in the region and hire more people.
Reuters
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So ineffective is Nigeria's military, that Cameroon has had to deploy more troops to its Northern border with them.
The South African
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