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1. needed; apparently these were stored securely in the armoury, part of

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2. weapons from the Armoury

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3. around, with one of the rifles from the armoury already in his hands

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4. I packed it into my kitbag and then took it back to the hut where I put it away then I made my way to the armoury to be issued with a new weapon because I was a designated marksman I was once again issued with an orthoptic sight attached to it

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5. main hall of the armoury

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6. the walls of the armoury were a few axes with heads bigger than me

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7. back at the entrance to the football field sized armoury

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8. the far side of the armoury with the sound of cracking stone

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9. stone wall of the armoury

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10. ” He led the way out of the armoury after I had swapped

11. my torch for a fresh one from one of the two held by stone claws at either side of the armoury

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12. entrance, we left the armoury

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13. as the axe still embedded in the armoury wall, shot out and, curling, planted itself against the cavern

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14. The poor cat was in terror; knowing that nothing in his armoury could combat such savagery

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15. 4 Your neck is like the tower of David builded for an armoury, on which there hang a thousand bucklers, all shields of mighty men

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16. armoury, and has brought out the weapons of his indignation, for this is the work of the Lord God of hosts in the land of the

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17. floor they stepped into contained a large armoury, containing

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18. Sorus you are going on a journey, take a trip to the armoury and move with haste

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19. Corvus went off to the armoury as Athene rummaged through the cupboards eventually finding the means to start the fire and she was delighted when she discovered a large stockpile of provisions

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20. Corvus returned from the armoury clearly impressed with the huge twin-headed axe he had discovered judging by the dreadful smile on his face

21. Titus sheathed his fearsome new Sword Breaker blade that he had selected from the Croweheim armoury

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22. If you were willing to undertake it I would send you and Sorus down to my armoury, to get yourselves kitted out and prepared

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23. They all sat down as Cedar supplied some refreshments and went over the required tasks and plans, after which Tamar retired to his quarters and Sorus led her through the corridors to the armoury

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24. She even spotted a cat-box and Tress found herself wondering what possible magic could such an item contain that it warranted a space in Tamar’s armoury? Sorus rummaged through the piles of items talking away to himself, eventually pulling out a long bolt of woven cloth from amongst a pile of banners,

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25. The other secret weapon in the armoury of this particular con-artist is SENSE OF FAIRNESS

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26. rounds back to the armoury

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27. of the armoury, he managed to get his head back in order

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28. ―Good,‖ he said, ―I‘m going to the armoury

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29. He went back into the house and put the armoury on the kitchen table

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30. The armoury was housed three floors below the courtyard and contained a vast array of modern weapons from hand guns to assault rifles and rocket launchers

31. "In the armoury," said the officer quickly, "there are grenades and three converted British Brens

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32. I convinced Sandy to stay in the armoury to search for

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33. The only things missing will be the Ray Guns, and those you must pick up in the armoury

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34. If something were to trigger an explosion in the armoury, the consequences of an underground explosion would be negligible compared to an explosion, say, 50 feet above the ground

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35. 'Ethel, can you tell us the way to the armoury from here?'

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36. 'No, Sir, but it seems that a small number of weapons have been … removed, as it were, from the armoury

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37. And below it is the armoury

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38. Soon they stood in front of the huge doors to the armoury, and the NCO, his hands trembling, tried to punch the code which would open the doors

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39. 'No, Sir, but a security team discovered that an NCO had been taken hostage and was forced to open the doors to the armoury

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40. He shrugged his shoulders as he reached for the massive Block Blaster he had taken from the armoury on Klete, and after checking that it was fully charged and ready, he nodded to Toyne,

41. With their limited armoury, they would have been no match for Gerasa

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42. amazingly hi-tech operation), and finally the Armoury

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43. The Armoury was a surprise to Michael

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44. No need at this stage for anything more than personal protection weapons – draw those from the armoury, but don’t forget the paperwork from Gladys first

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45. Within an hour, a new man was in the ops room being briefed, before drawing a Browning from the armoury, grabbing a Kawasaki bike from the garage, and heading for the A40 at high speed

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46. At the back of the underground garage there was an armoury and a rifle range, run by retired Royal Navy Petty Officer gunner, Phil Langdon, who had introduced himself on arrival as their new ‘top gun’

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47. “This, by the way, is where ‘Bottom’ lives, who runs our armoury

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48. The guy who ran the armoury, ex-RN Petty Officer

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49. The note outlined the history of the four handguns he had ‘borrowed’ from the Police, and which were now secured in the armoury with captured ammunition as requested

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50. The armoury was under strict orders not to release the weapons to anyone except Foley or Clayton, which was good thinking and typical Brian Foley, thought Clayton

51. Clayton returned the files to the safe, gave Marsden the combination number, and told him about the terrorist weapons in the armoury

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52. Seamus O’Hara and his two assistant Quartermasters were on their way, the US nuclear submarine ‘September Eleven’, with her armoury of cruise missiles, was in position, and The Cat had a clear view of the target, within laser range

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53. He has an armoury of plentiful arms

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54. He promptly marched us to the armoury, where we were instructed to hand in our weapons for the weekend

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55. With enough time left before lunch, it was our Platoon’s turn to retrieve our weapons from the armoury

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56. I had to check in my rifle at the armoury, and retrieve my bag from the bungalow

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57. It is essential that the internet is in the marketing armoury of

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58. into a center of defence and an armoury of sorts, assuming we are

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59. armoury meant more food on the table

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60. and the armoury was only partially functional

61. armoury and named those who had instigated the preparations

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62. “I’m for the armoury,” said a Macneil

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63. at’s what an armoury is, you dunce,” replied his brother

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64. e boys approached the armoury and ran up the steps

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65. come to be on the roof of the armoury and what he had seen inside

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66. that their formation of an armoury here may indicate that a larger

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67. to the armoury should be evacuated

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68. He already felt uncomfortably close to the armoury

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69. e voices faded as they departed for the armoury

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70. all that Liam had told him and included his armoury visit with

71. yet taken to the armoury and devoured

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72. to cross the river to the armoury, where he would see to unfi nished

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73. Faustine’s arrival at the armoury the previous night coincided closely

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74. armoury carried a subtle stink of dying Frenchmen that wafted up

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75. He lifted his head and stared at the armoury and then glanced

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76. the armoury to mull over the situation

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77. Tanner Smead sat on the armoury steps and concentrated on cleaning

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78. it occurred to him that he might exist in this fashion at the armoury

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79. on the armoury by horsemen was now out of the question

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80. leaning against the armoury roof watching the burning

81. emerged far enough from the armoury, he stopped to catch his

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82. briefl y as it shot across the roof of the armoury to fall somewhere

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83. between himself and the armoury

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84. the number that ever entered the armoury, and more are on the way

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85. Where was the motivation to remain at the armoury? Th

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86. armoury and quarry would not be infi ltrated by troublemakers

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87. they were bound for the armoury

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88. “It’s the armoury for you,

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89. Inside the armoury, Lord Wallace Pengrove had explained to Stoke

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90. the valley, and over that way is the armoury which is connected

91. I switched from working in the carpenter’s shop to the armoury, where it was warmer

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92. "The place is national property now, and used as a kind of armoury, my love

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93. Then who can deny that the story of Pierres and the fair Magalona is true, when even to this day may be seen in the king's armoury the pin with which the valiant Pierres guided the wooden horse he rode through the air, and it is a trifle bigger than the pole of a cart? And alongside of the pin is Babieca's saddle, and at Roncesvalles there is Roland's horn, as large as a large beam; whence we may infer that there were Twelve Peers, and a Pierres, and a Cid, and other knights like them, of the sort people commonly call adventurers

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94. In that other matter of the pin of Count Pierres that you speak of, and say is near Babieca's saddle in the Armoury, I confess my sin; for I am either so stupid or so short-sighted, that, though I have seen the saddle, I have never been able to see the pin, in spite of it being as big as your worship says it is

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95. "My meaning is," said Sancho, "let us set about becoming saints, and we shall obtain more quickly the fair fame we are striving after; for you know, senor, yesterday or the day before yesterday (for it is so lately one may say so) they canonised and beatified two little barefoot friars, and it is now reckoned the greatest good luck to kiss or touch the iron chains with which they girt and tortured their bodies, and they are held in greater veneration, so it is said, than the sword of Roland in the armoury of our lord the King, whom God preserve

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96. From there we made our way to the armoury and left the building, on route to Heathrow airport

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97. {135} The next day they took him and had him into the armoury, where they showed him all manner of furniture, which their Lord had provided for pilgrims, as sword, shield, helmet, breastplate, ALL-PRAYER, and shoes that would not wear out

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98. But first, said they, let us go again into the armoury

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99. In fact, the mine, with its organization, its population growing fiercely attached to their position of privileged safety, with its armoury, with its Don Pepe, with its armed body of serenos (where, it was said, many an outlaw and deserter—and even some members of Hernandez's band—had found a place), the mine was a power in the land

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100. armoury, prison, furnace of great power, Barad-dyr, the Dark Tower, which suffered no rival, and laughed at flattery, biding its time, secure in its pride and its immeasurable strength