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Meanings of re-arm in English
Usage of re-arm in English
1
The government said the rebels had used the truce to re-arm.
2
The government says the rebels had used the truce to re-arm.
3
One is to re-arm nuclear intercontinental ballistic missiles with conventional warheads.
4
In their Pakistani shelters, insurgents re-arm, refine their intelligence and hone their training.
5
The minister of police, Samuel Manetoali, says the Government has no plans to re-arm.
6
It said the rebels were using the truce to re-arm.
7
Without trying to manage their internal affairs, we can insure that these countries do not re-arm.
8
The truce could simply allow the sides in Yemen to regroup and re-arm to fight another day.
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The government says the rebels had used the truce to re-arm and has vowed to crush them.
10
It accused the LTTE of using that truce to re-arm, and pledged to wipe out the rebels.
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The government says the rebels had used the truce to re-arm and were not sincere about talking peace.
12
A Solomon Islands academic has sounded a note of caution about moves to re-arm the local police force.
13
The Peace of Amiens had been an excuse for the old enemies to re-arm and lick their wounds.
14
The government says the Tigers in the past have repeatedly used ceasefires to regroup and buy time to re-arm.
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President Mahinda Rajapaksa's government argues the Tigers used the truce to re-arm and were not sincere about talking peace.
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Rajapaksa in January scrapped an often-ignored ceasefire, arguing the rebels had been using the lull in combat to re-arm.
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