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SweetFreedom Posted 12 years ago
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Take time to mass?
Does "take time to mass" mean "take time to rally/muster (the ground troops)"?
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American officials have made it clear they do not want the airstrikes to get ahead of the ground action against ISIS, which they said would take time to mass.
Background info:
Arab Nations Offer to Strike ISIS by Air, U.S. Officials Say
By DAVID E. SANGER, MICHAEL R. GORDON and ERIC SCHMITT8:55 PM ETAmerican officials have made it clear they do not want the airstrikes to get ahead of the ground action against ISIS, which they said would take time to mass.
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SweetFreedom Does "take time to mass" mean "take time to rally/muster (the ground troops)"? Yes.
- SweetFreedom Does "take time to mass" mean "take time to rally/muster (the ground troops)"?
- Yes.
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SweetFreedomDoes "take time to mass" mean "take time to rally/muster (the ground troops)"?Yes.
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