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branch

[branch, brahnch] / bræntʃ, brɑntʃ /




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The U.S. also stations commandos and other forces in Somalia itself, where they help elite local troops fighting al-Shabaab—an Islamist insurgent group affiliated with al Qaeda—and the Somali branch of Islamic State.

From The Wall Street Journal

A "democratic whip" system will allow the CEC to instruct MPs to vote in line with party policy on crucial issues, though local branches will decide any sanctions for breaking the whip.

From BBC

While some branches have reopened since a ceasefire took effect seven weeks ago, there are still no working ATMs.

From BBC

But Hall cautioned that the windy weather can always bring down power lines or tree branches, which can spark a fire.

From Los Angeles Times

It was instrumental in growing new branches of business for Netflix, including live events, a Broadway production and inspired brands eager to partner on licensed merchandise.

From Los Angeles Times