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- n. Plural form of SEAL.
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Examples
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“That’s why they call SEALs snake-eaters,” I said.
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One 26-year-old member of the Navy's Sea, Air and Land Team, commonly known as SEALs, made a unique request.
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There was a jump thirty seconds ago as well, just after Condor called the SEALs the first time.
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Even worse, the military source said that the prosecution of the SEALs was a cause dear to the White House, which pursued it relentlessly as payback for an earlier action taken by the SEALs: killing the Somali jihadist pirates who held hostage Capt.
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Each of the SEALs was aware of “the strictly correct military decision” — namely, that it would be suicide to let the goatherds live.
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Simply put, the SEALs are a branch of the US Navy and the SBS Special Boat Service are British Royal Marines, i believe.
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The SEALs were an honorable operation and not something you ran back to with your tail between your legs when you failed someplace else.
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Among the SEALs were a dog handler and a dog that would remind outsiders of Cujo, but held a special place in the hearts of the squadron.
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"The SEALs will be the first to remind everyone that the `L' in SEAL stands for land," says retired Army Gen. Doug Brown, former commander of U.S. Special Operations Command in Tampa, Fla.
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After the Navy SEAL raid that killed Osama bin Laden, even the commander in chief called the SEALs Special Forces.
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