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enlistment

noun as in conscription

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At 5-foot-7 and 137 pounds, according to enlistment papers, he was a wisp.

As this was Mr Walz's first significant opportunity to introduce himself to the nation, his speech was heavy on his personal story – his time as a football coach, of course, but also his upbringing, his enlistment in the Army National Guard, his work as a high-school teacher, and his service as a congressman and governor.

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Victoria was invited to the enlistment office to sort out her son’s paperwork.

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Later tracks like his 2020 pre-military enlistment “Advice,” from the EP of the same name, lean into a quirky yet catchy dark and addictive vibe.

That gave her skills the military needed as Britain prepared for D-Day, and the Wrens snapped her up even though she wasn’t yet 18, the normal age of enlistment.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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