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- noun Plural form of
cavalry .
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Examples
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Society, round up your cavalries and raise your red flags: how dare a religion tell a woman she must cover herself in public?
Katie Hawkes: The Burqa Ban: Another Misguided Step Toward So-Called Equality Katie Hawkes 2010
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Society, round up your cavalries and raise your red flags: how dare a religion tell a woman she must cover herself in public?
Katie Hawkes: The Burqa Ban: Another Misguided Step Toward So-Called Equality Katie Hawkes 2010
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Society, round up your cavalries and raise your red flags: how dare a religion tell a woman she must cover herself in public?
Katie Hawkes: The Burqa Ban: Another Misguided Step Toward So-Called Equality Katie Hawkes 2010
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Society, round up your cavalries and raise your red flags: how dare a religion tell a woman she must cover herself in public?
Katie Hawkes: The Burqa Ban: Another Misguided Step Toward So-Called Equality Katie Hawkes 2010
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Society, round up your cavalries and raise your red flags: how dare a religion tell a woman she must cover herself in public?
Katie Hawkes: The Burqa Ban: Another Misguided Step Toward So-Called Equality Katie Hawkes 2010
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Some might throw up their hands and welcome the arrival of outside cavalries, of rule by commissions and central banks and executive agencies.
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I have heard there were cavalries of charros that accompanied Emperor Ferdinand Maximilan around the countryside when he was trying to oust Benito Juarez and his fighting men.
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I have heard there were cavalries of charros that accompanied Emperor Ferdinand Maximilan around the countryside when he was trying to oust Benito Juarez and his fighting men.
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Therewithal shady rides lend themselves out to rustic cavalries.
Finnegans Wake 2006
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Chariot warfare was replaced by infantry fighting on a massive scale and by cavalries.
722-481 B.C.E 2001
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