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militias
noun
Militias
noun
militia
noun

militias <a militia; militias> N

militias
جيوش شعبية

Militias <a militia; militias> N Pl POL

Militias
مليشيات

militia <a militia; militias> N

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There was a core of warriors that served year-round as guards and obtained sacrificial victims, but most large Maya cities and religious centers had militias.
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Modern militias say the government itself instructs them to overthrow government and wacky scholars endorse this view.
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Players must encounter militias, rogue troopers, and mechanized enemies throughout.
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In 1950, the leadership structures of the artillery, armored troops, air defense troops, public security forces, and workersoldier militias were also established.
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The venality spreads from the slums or favelas, up the ranks of local militias, crooked police and pandering politicians.
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Emergence of state-sponsored or state-supported private militias that terrorize political opponents, suspected enemies, or civilians seen to be sympathetic to the opposition.
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After this point, all-out fighting began between the militias.
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Attacks against civilians are continuing and the vast majority of armed militias has not been disarmed.
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Furthermore, the country experienced a breakdown of law and order, with collaborationist militias roaming the countryside terrorizing the population.
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These militias, with their escalating atrocities, not only split the population along ethnic lines, they also fragmented the workers' movement.
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