standoff in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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standoff in the PONS Dictionary

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About 45 minutes into the standoff a young hostage and employee of the restaurant locked himself in the frozen food locker.
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This led to an armed standoff with police.
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The standoff was primarily over government spending in spring 2011 and over long-term measures needed to reduce the deficit.
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After a series of defensive standoffs in the fourth quarter, the game went into overtime.
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If two or more units have the same highest support, a standoff occurs and no units ordered to that region move.
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There were also reports of standoffs between army units, especially the 27th.
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The resulting dispersion decreased the penetration depth for a given cone diameter and also shortened the optimum standoff distance.
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The standoff continued throughout the fall and winter.
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Security measures include hydraulic steel roadplates to enforce standoff distance from the building, metal detectors, and guard stations.
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This includes self-protection, standoff, and escort jamming, and antiradiation attacks.
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