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On the ground.
Events on the ground are where things are actually happening, not at a distance.
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Traveling by car and donkey carts, and on foot, residents told VICE News that they decided to head south with what little they could carry after finding the leaflets on the ground instructing them to leave their homes before midday "for their own safety".
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In Hay al-Tameem, I found a leaflet on the ground instructing ISIS fighters how to surrender.
Fiona Mullen, an analyst with Sapienta Economics, saw Elam leaflets scattered on the ground outside two banks in Nicosia, indicating that party members had been canvassing support among depositors queuing to withdraw their money.
She added: "We are generally concerned that the Conservative Party leadership may feel under pressure by the pro-hunt lobby to include some form of pledge to undermine or weaken the hunt ban in a new manifesto, in return for boots on the ground to deliver leaflets etc in marginal constituencies during the general election".
We promoted the truck to villages with the help of our partner organisations on the ground, local radio, leaflet promotion and street entertainment.
"When we opened up a bundle dropped on the ground, we found plastic bags filled with leaflets mixed with trash," a South Korean military official said.
Labor groups can provide critical resources: boots on the ground on Election Day; a reliable, motivated membership; help with knocking on doors and distributing leaflets.
"Get on the ground".
"Boots on the ground".
People on the ground".
Foot on the ground.
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