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strike force
noun
- a military force armed and trained for attack.
- a group or team, as of law-enforcement agents, who are assigned to one special problem:
the FBI's strike force against organized crime.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of strike force1
Example Sentences
Last Friday, the White House terminated Adam Schleifer, an assistant U.S. attorney on the corporate and securities fraud strike force who had been leading an investigation into a pro-Trump business executive.
Using that legal premise, his Department of Education — in concert with Musk’s cost-cutting strike force — had already claimed more than $1 billion in savings from canceled education-related contracts and grants.
Scopely already has “Monopoly Go,” “Marvel Strike Force” and others in its portfolio.
Separately, New South Wales police arrested 14 people on Monday morning as part of Strike Force Pearl: a police operation established in December 2024 to investigate antisemitic hate crimes across Sydney.
The establishment of the Strike Force followed a string of antisemitic attacks in Australia in late-2024, including the vandalism of a Jewish school in Sydney's eastern suburbs and the arson of a childcare centre, which was set alight and sprayed with antisemitic messages.
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