Definition of battlefront
:the military sector in which actual combat takes place
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The display will tell the stories of the impact of World War I on the lives of Oak Park and River Forest residents — men and women who were involved with the war effort both on the battlefront and at home.
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Battlefront II introduces a new class system, bringing it in line with the likes of Battlefield.
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The translation was well received and the Bible battlefront quieted for more than a decade.
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Having left her people to help end World War I, Diana travels with Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) to the battlefront in France.
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In London and at the battlefront, Diana gets a crash course in humanity, from the ills (sexism, alcoholism, colonialism, racism, apathy) to the good (babies, snow, ice cream).
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That scenario has been repeated in numerous other battlefronts, where the elite units replaced police and regular troops who were unable to fend off insurgent fighters.
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California legalized recreational marijuana in November, opening up a new regulatory battlefront as companies like Eaze expand into that market.
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The photojournalist Ivor Prickett spent three weeks documenting the battlefront and humanitarian crisis in west Mosul.
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First Known Use of battlefront
1824
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