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armory
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  • I found Meg at the armory, browsing for battle supplies.†  (source)
  • Maybe you should come down to the Armory.†  (source)
  • Now, most of our people can't tell a school from an armory.†  (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)
  • Here was an inventory of the barrio arsenal, most of it stolen from military armories.†  (source)
  • "You stay here," he told him at the base of the sentinel tree near the armory wall.†  (source)
  • 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)
  • I am scooting backward toward the main duct, away from the armory, when I stop.†  (source)
  • 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)
  • The Sisters will have surrounded the interior armory with their bodies.†  (source)
  • 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)
  • He darted left, skirted the dump, wove through the miniature mountain range of stone piles and into the trees ...skiing on his heels down the steep bank and into the creek, frogs plopping, no time to look for stepping rocks ...yells behind him now, war whoops, stones pelting the water, stinging his back ...ah, the other side, through the trees and picker bushes, past the armory jeeps and out to the park boulevard, past the Italian restaurant on the corner, the bakery, screeching tires, row houses, streets, alleys, cars, porches, windows, faces staring, faces, faces ...the town whizzing past Maniac, a blur of faces, each face staring from its own window, each face in its own personal frame, i†  (source)
  • 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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