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He's withdrawn the troops from Iraq and set a date for their withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Yet Republicans pledge to shield seniors, veterans and the troops from spending cuts.

The troops from Charlie Company had yet to move that far south, Baker said.

In his remarks after the meeting, Mr. Annan said, "we borrow the troops from the governments".

Protecting the White House from scandal, not the troops from squalor, was the higher priority.

"Withdrawing the troops from Afghanistan – that's a majority view among the British public.

He plans to withdraw most of the troops from Iraq by 2010.

"We're in Carthage now," Ms. Zambello began, addressing the troops from atop a little step.

Then, over the years, the Congress & the people removed the money & the troops from the exclusive control of the executive.

Boris N. Yeltsin broke from tradition by reviewing the troops from the foot of Lenin's mausoleum rather than from its roof.

Canada apart, most of the money for the mission comes from the United States and France, and most of the troops from Latin America.