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• The United States provides about one-half of all arms sold around the world.
• The decommissioning of all arms is crucial to the peace process.
• Wisconsin furnished approximately 15, 000 and Michigan 8, 000 troops of all arms.
• The ventral margins are unusually large and extend to the tip of all arms.
• About two-thirds of all arms deals involve Third World countries.
• In June, 1948, in Port Arthur, a major joint exercise of all arms was undertaken.
• Middle East countries buy a staggering 40 percent of all arms sold in the world.
• What we do is the cornerstone of all arms control activities . " _ _=
• On 3 May Rupert and Maurice appeared with a force of all arms at Burford.
• It admitted officers of all arms of military service up to the rank of stabbs-captain inclusive.
• The line was organized into 6 divisions of all arms, besides which there was the garrison artillery.
• The new corps was made responsible for repairing the technical equipment of all arms with certain major exceptions.
• The developing nations, it said, accounted for slightly more than half of all arms purchases worldwide last year.
• The top 5 exporters during the period were responsible for almost 74 per cent of all arms exports.
• Of all arms-control pacts, the ABM treaty between Moscow and Washington is the most widely despised by congressional conservatives.
• The troops destined for the main attack, 28, 000 of all arms, formed up in heavy masses opposite Neerwinden.
• Putin has warned that Russia could pull out of all arms control agreements if Washington breaches the ABM treaty.
• In 1814 he fought in the Six Days Campaign, commanding a corps of all arms in the Seine Valley.
• In August 1778, he completed an inventory of all arms and materiel held by the Continental Army in southeastern Pennsylvania.
• Later in the day Zieten's outposts reported that strong French columns, composed of all arms, were assembling in his front.