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gendarmerie

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[zhahn-dahr-muh-ree, zhahn-dar-muh-ree]

noun

  1. gendarmes collectively; a body of gendarmes.



gendarmerie

/ ʒɒnˈdɑːmərɪ, ʒɑ̃darməri /

noun

  1. the whole corps of gendarmes

  2. the headquarters or barracks of a body of gendarmes

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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of gendarmerie1

From French, dating back to 1545–55; gendarme, -ery
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"We are looking into the likelihood of a fire being started deliberately," a spokesperson for the gendarmerie told Reuters.

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"Tensions between groups broke out, requiring the intervention of the police and the gendarmerie," Vienne regional police said in a statement.

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The attackers struck a gendarmerie school near the city's airport but the situation was now "under control", the channel reported.

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I was recently shown footage by police at a local gendarmerie of what looked like another pitched battle on a beach at dawn, with riot-shielded police defending themselves against a hail of rocks.

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Four mobile gendarmerie squadrons are being deployed as reinforcements, including 15 gendarmes from an elite intervention unit.

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