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Meanings of heavy fighting in English
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Usage of heavy fighting in English
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The region saw heavy fighting during an ethnic Albanian insurgency in 2001.
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As they neared, it became clear that most had seen heavy fighting.
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The reporter heard heavy fighting coming from the direction of the city.
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Today's capture came after months of heavy fighting on the west coast.
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Troops captured it on January 2, after four months of heavy fighting.
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That effort in turn was affected by the heavy fighting in 2015.
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But SARC has been unable to operate in areas of heavy fighting.
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A Reuters eyewitness said there were was heavy fighting around the airport.
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They have fled despite heavy fighting between the Tigers and the army.
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Rows of houses reduced to rubble by heavy fighting are being rebuilt.
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Yes, Dan, we shall soon see some heavy fighting, I am afraid.
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They also said they still controlled the state broadcaster despite the heavy fighting.
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A security source said heavy fighting continued on Saturday, resulting in many casualties.
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Witnesses said there were no combatants in the city after heavy fighting yesterday.
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British forces have been involved in heavy fighting in southern Afghanistan.
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The army retook Rastan after five days of heavy fighting with the defectors.
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