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Brale

American  
[breyl] / breɪl /
Trademark.

  1. a brand of conoidal diamond or diamond-pointed tool, having convexly curved sides meeting at an angle of 120°, used as an indenter in testing the hardness of metals.

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The military drill began on Saturday and is scheduled to last until Dec. 12, army spokeswoman Sandra Brale told the BNS news wire.

From Reuters • Nov. 15, 2021

I say,' Adolph broke off, and his face altered; he thrust out a little foot and surveyed the spurred boot that covered it critically, 'I've just ridden back from Brale.

From A Modern Mercenary by Prichard, K. (Kate)

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