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the US Army Garrison in Seoul, Korea
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American soldiers have been garrisoned in Germany since the end of the Second World War.
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The Crag was weakly garrisoned, so we took it by storm one night.† (source)
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That is why we always keep it garrisoned, ready for use.† (source)
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Designed by Herreshoff, one of the most noted maritime engineers of that period, it had a long and adventurous history (including being used in the Second World War to study the German garrisons that lined the shores of France).† (source)
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An assault on a town garrisoned with regular troops could have horrible consequences, Greene wrote, "horrible if it succeeded, and still more horrible if it failed."† (source)
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My military garrison cap was intentionally a size too big, forcing me to keep my head up, walking taller with every step.† (source)
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Since most of the Empire's garrisons are located east of the Scholars' Quarter, I head west.† (source)
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Now the watch-towers, which had fallen into decay, were repaired, and filled with arms, and garrisoned with ceaseless vigilance.† (source)
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Capt. Yes, it is already garrison'd.† (source)
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One part of their tactics consisted in their guarding and even garrisoning the big factories of the period: they held at one time, for instance, the whole of that place called Manchester which I spoke of just now.† (source)
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I try to garrison myself with light, with warmth.† (source)
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We're going to try to accomplish what the carabinieri and the local army garrisons cannot.† (source)
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Georgia was heavily garrisoned with troops and Atlanta had more than its share.† (source)
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Anew garrison commander has arrived on the Emerald Coast, a colonel.† (source)
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There are small German garrisons here and here.† (source)
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Garrison Griswold doesn't seem like a flake, ya know? (source)Garrison = untracked name in this novel
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How is it possible that you don't play Book Scavenger but you know who Garrison Griswold is? (source)
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Even bums on the street know Garrison Gri—you know who. (source)
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This was where Garrison Griswold had been mugged. (source)Garrison = untracked name in this novel
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A profile on Garrison Griswold today, and a little about Book Scavenger. (source)
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A photo of Garrison Griswold accompanied the article. (source)
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He must be related to Garrison Griswold, right? (source)
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She liked thinking of The Gold-Bug as her own personal connection to Garrison Griswold. (source)
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Yours in pages and play, Garrison Griswold (source)
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Then Garrison planned this cockamamie game without consulting me. (source)
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The guy was just...Three days after shooting Garrison Griswold and he still hadn't shown any emotion. (source)
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Garrison Griswald whistled his way down Market Street, silver hair bobbing atop his head like a pigeon wing. (source)
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As Garrison Griswold hovered on the brink of consciousness, he wasn't worried about when help would arrive. (source)
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