She grew up an only child, spent winters at the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami and lived for a time in Israel, even standing guard as a military volunteer at her kibbutz.
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The Upper Bazaar was cleared for a town hall, with many facilities such as library and theatre, as well as offices for police and military volunteers as well as municipal administration.
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Though the Coast Guard does not have additional ensembles other than the U . S . Coast Guard Band, a mixed civilian / military volunteer unit provides regional musical support to Coast Guard bases.
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And in a sermon to more than 100, 000 military volunteers two weeks ago, he said the only solution to the Middle East crisis was to destroy " the Zionist regime ."
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The vaccine, which was first tested for safety in 60 U . S . civilian and military volunteers, was developed by Walter Reed's Army Malaria Vaccine Program in collaboration with GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals.
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In the second operation, Operation PACIFIC PASSAGE, the wing and its Travis AFB partners received over 2600 military volunteer evacuees and their pets from U . S . bases in Japan threatened by radiation leaking from the damaged nuclear power plant.
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In 1787,, a French Catholic priest, petitioned the French government and organised French military volunteers to aid in retaking lands his family lost to the . died in Vietnam but his troops fought on until 1802 in the French assistance to.
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"Preneuse " separated in March 1798, carrying messages of support and 86 military volunteers for the Tipu Sultan of the Kingdom of Mysore, an enemy of the British in Southern India who sought to form an alliance with France.
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One of Hagemann's sons, J�rgen Hagemann, had been a military volunteer on the Finnish side in the Einter Ear against Russia and again in the Continuation War where he was killed in action at Hang?in the summer of 1941.
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Along with the 549 military volunteers, extensive funds and support for Republican Spain were raised through a nationwide grass-roots Aid for Spain movement; per capita, Scotland s contributions were among the most substantial foreign aid offered to the Republic over the period of 1936-1939.
