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Meanings of extra manpower in English

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Usage of extra manpower in English
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Why would there be extra manpower here in the city where it's needed?
Deadly little secrets
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It can be added on to existing systems, cutting the need for extra manpower.
Reuters
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I dunno... tapping extra manpower from other squads and precincts?
Frozen Heat
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While extra manpower and vehicles mean higher costs, hauliers say they saw this shortage coming.
Reuters
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The Office of the Inspector General believes we need to give our ranks a little extra manpower.
A knife edge
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Perry announced Monday that the extra manpower is needed to help deal with unprecedented traffic across the border.
NY Magazine
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Surveillance teams and extra manpower for pursuit covered all front and back access, including both ends of the alley.
Deadly Heat
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Thousands of New York police officers were kept on their shifts through the night to flood the city with extra manpower.
The Guardian
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The PNG police said extra manpower was on standby to move the detainees into what they acknowledged was a hostile community.
Radio NZ
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No new money was provided by the government and the police had to pay for the extra manpower out of existing budgets.
The Guardian
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The primary detectives are to use the extra manpower to generate new leads and run down any loose ends in the case files.
Homicide: a year on the killing streets
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Not that it wouldn't have been nice to have a bit of extra manpower, especially for that one assault that we had in Soho.
Whispers Under Ground
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"No, extra manpower is going to come in handy."
Bullet
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"You want some extra manpower?" said Heat.
Heat Rises
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Extra manpower is applied to the "ring of steel," a surveillance system of thousands of cameras that record every movement made in the old city.
The way of the world
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