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P3 LE - "Lines everywhere" - ie downgraded but usable - mine is caveated "Deployable".
Army Rumour Service 2010
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He was inside a DRASH, a Deployable Rapid Assembly Shelter, which was a fancy name for a large military tent, about twenty feet wide and forty feet long.
The Omega Theory Mark Alpert 2011
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He was inside a DRASH, a Deployable Rapid Assembly Shelter, which was a fancy name for a large military tent, about twenty feet wide and forty feet long.
The Omega Theory Mark Alpert 2011
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Deployable in cloud environments or on-premise, Cluster Manager enables IT teams to centrally monitor and manage multiple Zend Server instances.
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This includes establishing a Deployable Civilian Capability comprising up to 500 Australian specialists that can be rapidly deployed to countries experiencing or emerging from conflict or natural disasters.
Australian Council for International Development - Annual Council Dinner 2009
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This includes establishing a Deployable Civilian Capability comprising up to 500 Australian specialists that can be rapidly deployed to countries experiencing or emerging from conflict or natural disasters.
Speech to the Australian Council for International Development 2009
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Franks is packing a mini CENTCOM (Central Command) -- his Tampa headquarters -- for a dry run of what will be his CDHQ (CENTCOM Deployable Headquarters) in the AOR (Area of Responsibility).
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Deployable as a licensed, hosted or Internet-based ad hoc solution, FinScan offers organisations worldwide a robust, yet very cost-effective, tool for complying with the mandates of UK and international screening regulations - whether they are required to screen millions of records or just a few.
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Deployable today for operators using the SeaChange VODlink applications platform,
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Should LON be required, orbiter Atlantis, ET-136, and RSRM set 111 would be prepared for launch in the full-up STS-132 configuration, with MRM-1 (Mini-Russian Research Module 1) and ICC-VLD (Integrated Cargo Carrier - Vertical Lightweight Deployable) payloads installed into her payload bay.
NASASpaceFlight.com Chris Bergin 2010
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