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desmobilização catalán
desmobilització Act of changing from a war basis to a peace basis including disbanding or discharging troops.
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After the trouble of demobilization came peace pageants and celebrations and flag-wavings.
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In 1946 the Army and Navy completed the demobilization of their wartime forces.
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Red tape squirmed and writhed about the business of demobilization.
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The period of demobilization and reconversion is fraught with uncertainties.
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When demobilization is terminated my power to act without congressional action will be exercised.
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After demobilisation, he studied at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts.
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I was really thankful when he, too, got his demobilisation papers.
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The FNL agreed to send its fighters to assembly areas for disarmament and demobilisation.
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The report that demobilisation will be completed by March 31st is now officially denied.
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Particulars were to be taken before filling up demobilisation forms.
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John Hodge is now soberly awaiting demobilisation, and will not have to wait long.
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I was a little scared of the new word, demobilisation.
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Therefore the realisation of Workers' Control is an indispensable preliminary to the demobilisation of industry.
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As soon as he got his demobilisation he was going in with a City firm.
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After demobilisation in 1947, Aldiss settled in Oxford and began work as a bookshop assistant.
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Long-standing friendships and partnerships were rapidly broken up by the departure of drafts for demobilisation.
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Did he ever think of staying on after demobilisation?
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But we failed, and with that failure came demobilisation.
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In recent months, dissident former rebel combatants have staged armed protests to demand bigger demobilisation payouts.
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A formula for the rebels' demobilisation and handing over of their weapons remains to be negotiated.
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Yet there are people who still complain of a want of simplicity in the demobilisation regulations.