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полковник-лейтенант portugués
tenente-coronel español
lieutenant colonel catalán
tinent coronel 
Military rank of the United States.
Rank in the British Army and Royal Marines.
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Examples for "ltc"
Examples for "ltc"
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You hear about that house off West Bellfort full of dead ltc bangers?
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Design: Retrospective study of family caregivers of persons who died in LTC.
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No Canadian studies of heart failure in LTC facilities have been reported.
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The LTC market has already shrunk because of the financial strain facing insurers.
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Before analyzing those variations, let us first see the current data of LTC.
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The transition state structure for the meta-methylation in the O5 position of the oleacein benzenediol moiety was predicted to occur preferentially.
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The laminarabioside and cellobioside were found to have conformations that accommodate an intramolecular hydrogen bond to O5' that is observed in the solid state.
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An O5 was a route of legend, meaning there was a tale of it having been climbed but no topo and no conclusive evidence.
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No reports gave the amounts of the element phosphorus; but PO4 was given in some places and P2O5 in others.
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Army Lt. Col. Bob Tallman said the military does not target civilians.
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We're still waiting, Pentagon spokesman Army Lt. Col. Mark Wright told Reuters.
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And their commanding officer, Lt. Col. Bill Prior, was a big fan.
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The General's deputy, Lt. Col. Norton, has taken over his responsibilities.
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The testimonials -from Battalion commander Lt. Col. William Prior, company commanders Capt.
A commissioned officer in the United States Army or Air Force or Marines holding a rank above major and below colonel.
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In August, Broadwell was promoted to lieutenant colonel, according to the Army.
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But I was only a lieutenant colonel and didn't have the authority.
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Niven, who reached the rank of lieutenant colonel, served with the Commandos.
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Stroud towered over the lieutenant colonel as he argued about the bridge.
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My mother was very religious and my father was a lieutenant colonel.
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Bud was a former lieutenant colonel who became President Reagan's National Security Advisor.
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We hope he gets to be a lieutenant colonel real quick.
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He knew the lieutenant colonel's rank still gave him the edge.
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A lieutenant colonel who had been sitting quietly by interjected a well-chosen comment.
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The stocky lieutenant colonel of Marines was not smiling at all.
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When his legion had been organized, he was appointed lieutenant colonel.
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Hugh was her husband, a lieutenant colonel in the Royal Artillery.
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He envied him too, for he was very young to be a lieutenant colonel.
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As a lieutenant colonel, he headed the Army's intelligence and criminal-investigation unit in England.
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Liggett's adjutant was a sharp-looking lieutenant colonel named John Abell.
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Gregor Hofschulte had risen to the rank of lieutenant colonel in the Andermani Marines.