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movement to contact

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A form of the offense designed to develop the situation and to establish or regain contact. See also meeting engagement; reconnaissance in force.


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I would ask any member of the movement to contact their MP without fail to bitterly complain at this unjust additional cost that will ruin a key source of activity that children can enjoy in their local environment.
In the United States, with the opportunity for essential health care reform a real possibility, the Society is asking all supporters of the MS movement to contact their federal legislators and voice support for universal health care coverage in honor of World MS Day.
The Iraqi government is not giving guarantees to any Arab movement to contact freely with the feuding factions in Iraq, besides there are no guarantees to respond to the Arab League's suggestions considering the national reconciliation process", Akram Al Rawi, a member of the Sunni Islamic Party told Gulf News.
 
 
 
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