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entrenchment, entrenched, or
entrench in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Entrenchment,
Entrenched or
Entrench may
refer to: A
trench Entrenchment (fortification)...
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built a
number of
coastal and
inland entrenchments as part of the
fortifications of Malta.
Further entrenchments were
built in
Malta by
insurgents during...
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shareholders and
other members,
managers already enjoy benefits and job
entrenchments that are not
based on
their performance.
Given the
theoretical predictions...
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construction was
begun on a
series of
entrenchments close to the fault.
These entrenchments were
similar to the ones
built around the coastline...
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Parliament of
Queensland has
ignored entrenchments in
amending its constitution. Consequently, it is
possible that the
entrenchment clauses are unentrenchable,...
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Field entrenchment is the
activity of
provision of
cover and concealment,
usually by the
infantry arm of service,
possibly with ****istance from combat...
- The Lier
entrenchment is
south of
Kongsvinger in Norway. It was the site of
battles in 1808 and 1814. Franco-Swedish War 60°09′09″N 12°02′41″E / 60.15250°N...
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multiple awards from the
gaming press. Its
first content expansion,
titled Entrenchment, was
released as a
download on
February 25, 2009, and its
second content...
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Muzammil M.; Howard,
Philip N. (eds.).
State Power 2.0:
Authoritarian Entrenchment and
Political Engagement Worldwide. Burlington, VT:
Ashgate Publishing...
- The Mitc****'s Ford
Entrenchments are the
remains of a
Confederate Army
defensive earthworks in
Prince William County, Virginia. They are
located off...
