The word 'trooper' is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a member of a military force, especially a cavalry soldier or a state police officer. Example: "The troopers marched in formation, their boots hitting the pavement in sync with each other."
Related: Assata Shakur: from civil rights activist to FBI's most-wanted Jeff Rathke, a State Department spokesman, said Cuba had agreed to talks about fugitives including Joanne Chesimard, aka Assata Shakur, who was granted asylum by Fidel Castro after she escaped from a US prison where she was serving a sentence for killing a New Jersey state trooper in 1973.
But as befits Madge, who has risen phoenix-like more times than anyone can remember, she's a proper trooper and completes the song, though a little more muted than you might have otherwise expected.
It also considers with equal gravitas the home life of a man murdered by a state trooper, the movement's behind-the-scenes discord and the resigned retreat of an elderly woman trying again to vote.
A diplomatic storm trooper, known as the Judge, describes the ugly truth to Dr Forle: "It began …in blood and slaughter; it became conquest and slavery…in need of disguise, it pulled on the robes of religion and then the suit and tie of the market; until eventually it came to conservationism".
Between 1979 and 1989, for example, Fred Zain, a state trooper working in the West Virginia state police crime laboratory, falsified results of blood tests in as many as 134 cases.
"I am not yet able to offer a precise steer on the way ahead," he told health workers last week.The last-minute parachuting of Mr Dobson, a 57-year-old trooper of the Old Labour school, into one of the most politically sensitive jobs in government is a clear indication that New Labour is at a loss about what to do with the National Health Service (NHS).
Ellie could change things for the better by confidentially informing soldiers with PTSD that she feels they could be a risk to themselves and others, and advising them about how to seek treatment.If, that is, a cynical trooper can be persuaded that Ellie really isn't a human psychologist in disguise.
One, where a state trooper supposedly interrupted the governor enjoying a tryst in a utility closet, provoked Mr Paterson to deny the governor's mansion had a utility closet.
IN DEEPEST Washington state, trooper Dusty Pierpont stands in front of a roundabout trying to persuade motorists to like them.
He was already an experienced criminal who had been convicted of shooting a Michigan state trooper during an armed robbery attempt.The American legal system has traditionally been far more concerned with criminal acts than with the factors that make such acts more or less likely.
He argues that for every pound London contributes to the national exchequer, it receives only 75p back despite allegedly having 14 of the 20 most deprived council areas in the country.Mr Livingstone is an old political trooper.
