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Meanings of more troops in English

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Usage of more troops in English
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First, that more and more troops are complaining of chronic health problems.
Wired
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As many as 15 more troops were also injured in the attack.
Reuters
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Some U.S. officials question the benefit of sending more troops to Afghanistan.
Reuters
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Paris said on Sunday it had no plans to deploy more troops.
Reuters
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Defence Secretary Philip Hammond said more troops would be deployed if needed.
Reuters
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For months, Gates pressed NATO allies to provide more troops for Afghanistan.
Reuters
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German aeroplanes were flying constantly overhead; officers came in, and more troops.
The Boy Scouts on the Trail
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Why should the president send more troops before finishing a strategy review?
Obama's wars
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And if we encountered any more troops he would need his strength.
Eve
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Some lawmakers in her conservative party even want to send more troops.
Reuters
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The Vatican sent more troops and debated as to how to respond.
The Hyperion Cantos
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A Taliban spokesman was defiant, dismissing France's decision to send more troops.
Reuters
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The governors of the loyal states issued urgent appeals for more troops.
The Scouts of Stonewall: The Story of the Great Valley Campaign
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He also ordered more troops to be sent to the north-eastern states.
BBC
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There were no more troops, the military was stretched to the brink.
Obama's wars
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The Prince of Neuburg is enrolling more and more troops every day.
Life and Death of John of Barneveld, Advocate of Holland : with ...
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