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deploy (verb), deploys; deployed; deploying
1. To organize and to send out people or things to be used for particular purposes: Both of the major political parties have deployed volunteers to various parts of the country to encourage people to vote.
2. Etymology: from Latin displicare, "to scatter"; from dis-, "reversal + plicare, "to fold".
To arrange or to utilize strategically.
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