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A Team

noun

Military.
  1. a unit composed of 12 U.S. Special Forces soldiers.



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Or more precisely, a chunky chart-filled analysis of the Budget, assessing the cost of government policies, published by a team that sits in a far corner of the Ministry of Justice building - one that few people outside this closed world know much about.

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Now, hiring a team and paying players has the virtue of making clear they are professionals.

He was eligible for reinstatement Nov. 11 but had been permitted to try out and sign with a team before that.

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In advance of the meeting, a team of British, French, and German diplomats wrote their own version of a peace plan.

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A team from Florida Atlantic University's Charles E. Schmidt College of Science investigated whether thick sargassum deposits make the trip to the water more physically demanding -- and whether that added strain could influence a hatchling's chance of survival.

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