guerrilla in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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Once able to act as silent warriors and guides, many have been reduced to guerrilla tactics and monkeywrenching.
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The land that is guerrilla gardened is usually abandoned or perceived to be neglected by its legal owner.
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Two weeks later, a party of guerrillas attacked a rowboat carrying a naval officer.
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Guerrilla warfare was already resorted to by the local insurgents known as insurectos.
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Many took to the hills and joined guerrilla groups.
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About 3,000 guerrillas and irregular forces arrived at the scene.
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The military regions were restructured and the guerrilla regions expanded.
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The organization began as a resistance group and developed into a guerrilla army.
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How can the guerrilla accept again a legal, political and socio-economic situation since to him it has the taint of the old system?
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The sprawling oil refinery and pipelines have been particularly difficult to protect against guerrillas.
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