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- noun Plural form of
muster . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
muster .
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Examples
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In one final and feeble effort, Earth's Grand President Makin musters the dregs of his fleet and sends three separate missions to the deepest reaches of space.
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I do on the other hand feel that the support the BNP musters is not to be dismissed.
The Politics of Life On Mars Newmania 2007
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It sounds like Mercer's overheated email wasn't the only reason for the demise of MCDC, which launched in 2005 and gained widespread media attention for its "musters" -- actions in which volunteers camped out at the border with deck chairs and binoculars, on the lookout for illegal immigrants.
TPMMuckraker Zachary Roth 2010
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Yet the consistently rapid response that nobles received from their regional clients indicate that the latter took their informal obligations in this regard quite seriously. 8 As will be discussed later, some gentry clients were prepared, on occasion, to answer the call to musters from a local magnate even if it meant contributing to an army that intended to meet government forces in battle as was the case with Mary's clients in 1553 and Elizabeth's in 1558.
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In front of me the large window, like that in an artist's studio, admitted the north light upon the long array of little porcelain teacups and saucers, and "musters," or square, flat boxes of tea-samples.
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Martin was an active member of Fire Buffs of Illinois and a regular attendee at "musters" or rallies for those interested in fire trucks and equipment.
unknown title 2009
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Called to her bedside after one of her longer seizures, I am only three hours into a thirty-hour shift when Frances musters the rare effort and actually coughs.
Between Expectations Md Meghan Maclean Weir 2011
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But with a sense of duty as England confronts a second world war, he musters the courage to seek speech therapy so he can address and calm an anxious nation.
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But with a sense of duty as England confronts a second world war, he musters the courage to seek speech therapy so he can address and calm an anxious nation.
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No doubt we'll hear more talk of a shift in focus as Plaid musters a pre-emptive attack on an incoming Tory government.
When tomorrow comes 2009
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