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Meanings of elite corps in English
Military forces deemed to be of higher quality than standard troops.
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Usage of elite corps in English
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The Hawk Clan formed the elite corps of Akkad's soldiers.
2
Some say it's an elite corps, others say otherwise.
3
Gert's brother, Danie, worked as a diamond driller, the elite corps among the Copperbelt miners.
4
Missionaries were often seen as an elite corps.
5
An elite corps of hard-boiled investigative journalists sniffed out this well-hidden Web page: Careers with Sidewalk.
6
The Revolutionary Guard was established after the Islamic Revolution as an elite corps loyal to the new regime.
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Members of the paramilitary Carabinieri force, Corazzieri are an elite corps whose job is to protect the president.
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Since then, he'd formed an elite corps of the most murderous and psychotic former White Hats he could find.
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With his sister, he now sent an elite corps of 2,000 handpicked, sumptuously armored bodyguards.
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Guard of honour or shooting down an enemy, it seemed to be one and the same to this elite corps.
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Established in 1831 as an elite corps of foreigners willing to take up arms for France, it's as secretive as it is selective.
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An elite corps of the Iraqi army dislodged Islamic State from the city, the largest in western Iraq, in the final days of 2015.
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