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They're our last redoubt, and the trends even there are not encouraging as unemployment rises and 401 (k) s are decimated.— Daily Kos
Reserve and restraint is all we have to bravely build a bold redoubt, a bristling battlement, a bastion, a bulwark against the beleaguer of Democrat Depression Deux.— Wonkette » top
On its left is a strong redoubt, which is armed with Spanish artillery; on the right is another very strong battery, on a rise close to Talavera; while other batteries sweep the road to Madrid.— Under Wellington's Command A Tale of the Peninsular War
The soldiers after that marched on without a murmur, struck at once with the magnanimity of their commander, and the ingenuity of his device to remind them of their duty Brief Explanation.--A French colonel, in taking a redoubt from the Russians on the Moskwa, lost twelve hundred of his men, more than one half of whom remained dead in the entrenchment which they had so energetically carried.— The Book of Three Hundred Anecdotes Historical, Literary, and Humorous—A New Selection
The interest of her appeal for Feller had kept up her strength after the excitement of the fight for the redoubt was over.— The Last Shot

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