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Meanings of send troops in English
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Usage of send troops in English
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Canadian officials are currently in Paris discussing whether France can send troops.
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Bwakira said Malawi, Nigeria and Ghana had all agreed to send troops.
3
Messenger said Malaysia and Tonga are expected to send troops to Afghanistan.
4
Washington ought to send troops and provisions for the forts at once!
5
Panetta later said the U.S. had no plans to send troops to Mali.
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High representative Valentin Inzko announces that the EU will send troops to Bosnia.
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But Oakley said that Pakistan has resisted offers to send troops.
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Maliki send troops to crush Sadr's paramilitary Mehdi Army in 2008.
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The enormity of his decision to send troops was weighing heavily.
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I suppose it's possible that they will send troops to France.
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The United States should not be foolish enough to send troops into Afghanistan.
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It was not immediately clear which countries would send troops.
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A current parliament mandate allowing Turkey to send troops into Syria expires on Friday.
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Rice said some African states were ready to send troops.
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But Berlin has long resisted Washington's calls to send troops to the insurgent-troubled south.
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Washington's ability to send troops to Afghanistan still depends largely on withdrawals from Iraq.
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Send troops through the time
Send troops across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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