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stole weapons from the armory
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His painfully acquired armory of symptoms, catchwords, and diagnostic procedures is now to be put to use at last. (source)armory = collection of resources available for battle
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Oh, and Beetee's got something really special waiting for you down in the armory. (source)armory = a building where military equipment is stored
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Two robotic sentries stood outside the armory's entrance.† (source)
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It started one day when I was playing with some other kids on the tank parked next to the armory.† (source)
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Many read the editorial as tacitly encouraging Red Guards to attack military armories and seize weapons from the PLA, further inflaming the local civil wars waged by Red Guard factions.† (source)
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Maybe you should come down to the Armory.† (source)
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Here was an inventory of the barrio arsenal, most of it stolen from military armories.† (source)
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Jon followed the rest back to the armory, walking alone.† (source)
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Afterwards, John Hyrcanus erected the castle into a fortress for the defence of the Temple, and in his day it was considered impregnable to assault; but when Herod came with his bolder genius, he strengthened its walls and extended them, leaving a vast pile which included every appurtenance necessary for the stronghold he intended it to be forever; such as offices, barracks, armories, magazines, cisterns, and last, though not least, prisons of all grades.† (source)
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Barely enough time to get to the armory doors.† (source)
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This ceremony being over, the world was left without a single weapon in its hands, except possibly a few old king's arms and rusty swords and other trophies of the Revolution in some of our State armories.† (source)
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All of the figures were deeply weathered, and yet each was clearly unique—different armory pieces, distinct leg and arm positions, facial features, and markings on their shields.† (source)
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Putting her out of his mind, Max was enduring another Tweedy harangue about those running the armories and storerooms ("Base thieves and charlatans!"† (source)
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I'll visit the armory later.† (source)
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On a wide section of quarry floor a corps of bevelers and polishers worked in an orderly crowd not unlike that in armories where military clerks milled about their desks.† (source)
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