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The Maoists agreed to release from the cantonments about 4,000 former combatants who had been deemed ineligible for integration into the Nepalese Army, including many who fought for the Maoists as minors.

On Nov. 26, firefighters found the body of the father when they were called to an early-morning blaze at the house in Cantonment, about 12 miles northwest of Pensacola.

He has described the autonomous Kurdish cantonments as "temporary structures," and he has never equivocated about his intention to bring the entire country back under his control.

The disagreement over the army chief fractured the nation's governing coalition on Sunday, and analysts said it raised serious doubts about the government's ability to keep the ex-combatants in their cantonments.

These are military cantonments, not cities in the usual sense.

Maoist fighters are in cantonments, with their weapons under supervision.

They retain their own fighting force, in United Nations-supervised cantonments.

Thompson's evidence about government policy and admissions of what happened in practice during the dying days of empire summoned up an era of officers' cantonments clustered around hilltop golf courses, and isolated police posts surrounded by ditches filled with sharpened stakes.

I kept telling her she had to go around more, expose herself, visit the cantonments.

There are military cantonments in major towns along the borders with India, Nepal, and Bhutan.

Maoist fighters started arriving at the cantonments where they are to be confined.