The word 'caches' is correct and usable in written English
It can be used as a noun or a verb and refers to a collection of items that are stored or hidden away for future use. Example as a noun: The hikers found a cache of food and supplies hidden in the cave. Example as a verb: The computer program automatically caches frequently used data for faster access.
They disrupt Taliban supply lines, search for caches of explosives, clear the roads of land mines.
Novak also told the man who saw the vests in a storage unit that he had camouflage netting and riot gear and intended to start burying caches of equipment.
They are helped by new and somewhat contentious technology that releases vast caches of natural gas in deeply buried rock called "fracking".
They eventually escaped by running into the shopping centre and climbing down a fire escape.Despite many individual acts of heroism, the response from Kenya's security forces was slow and insufficient in the face of ten or more attackers who had studied blueprints, stored caches of weapons in advance and come prepared for a fight.
Worse, one of the methods follows a user even through a privacy mode where all pages, actions and caches are ostensibly deleted at the end of a browser session.
Since then, the Iraqi army has been able to patrol Sadr City more or less unmolested, uncovering weapons caches and sniffing out leaders of so-called "special groups" of renegade Sadrists who appear to be beyond the control of Mr Sadr himself.
The troops conducted house-to-house searches and arrested at least 27 people, including some policemen.The army said this was another "limited" incursion into Palestinian territory, intended to arrest terrorist suspects and destroy weapon caches.
Yet even after he said he would dissolve his Mahdi Army, American troops claim to have uncovered arms caches in mosques loyal to the cleric.
The troops conducted house-to-house searches and arrested more than 30 people, including some policemen.The army said this was another "limited" incursion into Palestinian territory, intended to arrest terrorist suspects and destroy weapon caches.
The caches on the losing side discard their copies and fetch new ones.Such polling makes it difficult to trick the system.
In their continual search for caches of vintage stock, and their willingness to spend large sums buying or restoring legacy equipment, these connoisseurs keep alive priceless technologies that could too easily be lost.
