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The result is a must-read dispatch from today's academic trenches one that is sure to provoke discussion and debate.

Others are sure to follow.

According to the Tri-State Livestock News, a trade paper for ranchers, Dwight Hammond's wife Susan said that when the family burned their land — a common practice in range management — they "usually called the interagency fire outfit — a main dispatch — to be sure someone wasn't in the way or that weather wouldn't be a problem".

That would be enough to dispatch marijuana.

Surrendering possession near the halfway line prefaced yet more self destruction and, sure enough, Clyne was allowed to dispatch a ball into the box which Adam Lallana rather fortuitously flicked on towards Benteke.

Tluszcz was quick to dispatch that critique.

Finally, I'm ready to dispatch the text.

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The man, who wished to be identified by the name Yuri, said that his job was to "dispatch volunteers and coordinate them" and "to make sure the volunteers came back from the conflict, dead or alive".