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He's a man in constant combat with his fear of his own nature; that tension gives the show its charge.
Mr. Klaus was engaged in constant combat with Mirek Topolanek, the prime minister, a fellow center-right leader whom he feared was becoming too enamored of European plans concocted in Brussels.
The approximately 600 miles (1,000 km) of New York shoreline are locked in constant combat with the ocean, as it erodes the land and adds new sediments elsewhere.
Throughout, the Tatmadaw has been in constant combat with as many as 20 armed resistance groups at a time.
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Across a Stygian dark river lies a place where people are in constant urban combat and deal with bureaucratic government functionaries.
Arms and legs in constant, furious combat with the gates and the choppy snow, this was another typical all-or-nothing Miller descent or, as only he could put it: "I was packing a ton of heat".
The timeline of constant combat may stretch even further back, given Britain's imperial engagements, all the way to the creation of the British army in 1707.
Nor is anything said about how a taste for constant combat can work against a leader.
To accomplish the objectives of the 'orange phase', General Truong placed several elite combat units such as the Ranger groups and armoured forces on constant combat alert.
In "Splatterhouse," released in 1988 by Japan-based Namco Bandai Games, players help a college student save his girlfriend from monsters by engaging them in "constant melee-style combat," the rating board said.
This is to be a combat-ready force in constant training with local allies so as to be ready to move quickly from training to combat mode.
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