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what is the name of the line of fortification built along france's north eastern frontier between 1920 and1936

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Masada fortification is located in Israel in the Southern District. The Masada fortification is an old and historic fortification that dates back to the first century.

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The fortification of the castle is good; there are no holes in the walls.

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Fortification of Dorchester Heights happened in 1776.

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Fortification Range Wilderness was created in 2004.

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the Great Wall is the world largest fortification

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Fortification

The addition of calcium to orange juice products by food manufactures is most properly termed nutrient fortification.

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Bradleys Head Fortification Complex was created in 1842.

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The area of Fortification Range Wilderness is 124.06 square kilometers.

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A castle is a type of fortification.

The fortification was attacked but withstood the attack.

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The word fortification has five syllables. (For-ti-fi-ca-tion)

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Menno Coehoorn has written:

'Nouvelle fortification' -- subject(s): Fortification

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Fortification-to reinforce.

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The first syllable in "fortification" has the secondary stress; the fourth syllable ("ca") has the primary stress.aldo DelaraDelara

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Antoine Deville has written:

'La fortification' -- subject(s): Fortification

'De la charge des govvernevrs des places' -- subject(s): Attack and defense (Military science), Fortification

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adding vitamins and minerals

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An afforcement is a fortress, fortification, or reinforcement.

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Fortification

The addition of calcium to orange juice products by food manufactures is most properly termed nutrient fortification.

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John Shortall Macaulay has written:

'Treatise on field fortification' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Field Fortification

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Fortification is a defensive structure, like a castle or fort. It may have extra high and thick walls to keep out the enemy. It may also have weapons built in to these walls as well. The Alamo is a good example of a fortification, so are the castles built back in the times of medieval knights.

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A castle. A Martello Tower. A fort.

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mostly bunkers, pillboxes and trenchs

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Castles served a number of purposes, but their primary reason was fortification. The introduction of the cannon onto the battlefield effectively rendered castles obsolete for fortification purposes.

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many did, but the great wall of china is one of the more famous fortification wall. Im not quite sure what emperor made it though.

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Fortification is a defensive structure, like a castle or fort. It may have extra high and thick walls to keep out the enemy. It may also have weapons built in to these walls as well. The Alamo is a good example of a fortification, so are the castles built back in the times of medieval knights.

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Systematically increasing the nutritional density of foods and drinks is the way to go as far as fortification is concerned.

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Michael E. Blackman has written:

'St. George's Hill, Weybridge' -- subject(s): Fortification, Prehistoric, History, Prehistoric Fortification

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a sturdy wooden fence used for a fortification.

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Refinery, fortification, compound.

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defense, protection, barrier, wall, block

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It was originally envisioned as a Naval defence fortification.

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Fortification; the act, science of fortifying or strengthening something. Example; a wall, mound etc. It originates from fortify; to make something strong or furnish with qualities that are resistible to destruction.

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David E. C. Jardine has written:

'Hill forts of the Stour Valley' -- subject(s): Antiquities, Fortification, Prehistoric, Prehistoric Fortification

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A projecting part of a fortification typically refers to a section of the structure that juts out from the main walls or ramparts. This feature helps to provide additional angles for defense and improve visibility for defenders. By projecting outward, these parts can also offer better shooting positions to cover a wider area around the fortification.

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Simulation

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Mortification

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A trench is a deep ditch sometimes surrounding a fortification.

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An afforciament is another word for an afforcement, a fortress, fortification, or reinforcement.

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The walls are not storming; they are being stormed. "Storming the walls," said of a fighting force, means "rushing en masse at a defended fortification," while "stormed the walls" means "overwhelmed the defended fortification."

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The cast of The Fortification Plans - 1915 includes: Gladys Brockwell as Marcia Elmer Clifton as Lt. Lydell Charles Gorman Vester Pegg as Lt. Selbert

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It is a moat or defensive ditch in a fortification, usually filled with water

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