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The main Crusader contingent, however, was able to take advantage of transport ships that sailed directly from Europe to Palestine.

Former Texas governor Ann Richards was a big fan of the Texas Rangers, a contingent of which was her protective detail.

Characters in The Love Affairs of Nathaniel P. are “The Contingent Man and Woman.”

The victims were friends of his, as the Mexican and Russian contingent in the shop had grown close.

It seems unlikely that the ASU contingent will be able to make a coherent case against Farland.

For a while, Bell was the popular and admired face of the British contingent in Baghdad.

Leibniz here distinctly opposes identical truths as necessary, to truth connected with reason as contingent.

The Indian contingent alone is said to have lost 1000 yesterday.

Bosquet, in command of a French division and a Turkish contingent, was assigned to attack Menzikov's left.

General Yermoul and his colleagues would command the contingent from Gnaphisthasia, consisting of fourteen thousand wayleals.

I suppose they would have succeeded, too, if a large amount given to the city were not contingent on its preservation.