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The Korean War armistice has yet to be followed with a peace treaty.armistice = agreement to temporarily stop fighting
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Some countries celebrate November 11 for the armistice which, in 1918, ended hostilities of the First World War.armistice = agreement to temporarily stop fighting a war
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The vase was respected not for Horoldt's mastery of polychrome enamels or the blue and gold interlacing strapwork and foliage, but for Uncle Clem, and the lives he had saved, the river he had crossed at midnight, and his death just a week before the Armistice. (source)Armistice = agreement to stop fighting a war
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"The armistice, the end of World War One," Finn answered. (source)
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We might send a battle fleet to sea and fire a few shots before the armistice. (source)
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Truce negotiators kept tempers in check today as they wrangled fruitlessly over terms of a Korean armistice. (source)armistice = agreement to temporarily stop fighting a war
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Wild, tormenting rumours of an armistice and peace are in the air, they lay hold on our hearts and make the return to the front harder than ever. (source)armistice = agreement to stop fighting a war
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"It was an opportunity they gave to some of the officers after the Armistice," he continued. (source)
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Break the armistice immediately and march on the enemy. (source)armistice = agreement to temporarily stop fighting a war
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Mrs. Glegg felt there was really something in this, but she tossed her head and emitted a guttural interjection to indicate that her silence was only an armistice, not a peace. (source)armistice = temporary agreement to stop fighting a war
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Armistice Day.† (source)Armistice = agreement to temporarily stop fighting a war
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Today's edition of the New York Times was lying on an attending table, its cover announcing, "UN Security Council Issues Cyber-Armistice and Forgiveness."† (source)
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This new division—the 5th—had been activated on November 11, 1943, Armistice Day.† (source)
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The Tuesday of the armistice dawned warm and rainy.† (source)
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It was Nately's father's idea that he join the Air Corps, where he could train safely as a pilot while the Russians capitulated and the details of the armistice were worked out, and where, as an officer, he would associate only with gentlemen.† (source)
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Some of us went to Philly to try and march in an Armistice Day parade.† (source)
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