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Definition
place a resource or resources (such as troops or equipment) in position to take action
- The bold numbers on the mailbox read 1300, which was the address Celine and Bethany had moved to after his last deployment.Chapter 12 (1% in)
- He spun back, saw the soldier slumped in his seat, one hand gripping his M16, the other stretched toward the canopy, as if still reaching up to deploy the M2 .Chapter 1 (90% in)
- The psychiatrist's name was Dr. Newman, a civil-service mental health professional deployed with the U.S. Army.Chapter 9 (5% in)
- "Because he's been deployed for the last two years."Chapter 11 (90% in)
- The string of murders had ended at about the same time he'd been deployed for his second tour in the Middle East, just coincidently the same time that Phil Switzer had been arrested.Chapter 19 (81% in)
- You mean he would have known what he was doing two years ago as BoneMan and carried that knowledge with him when he was deployed to Iraq this last time.Chapter 21 (66% in)
There are no more uses of "deploy" in BoneMan's Daughters.
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