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Both groups had been told that the area was a firing zone for the army.

As a result, he said, "people find themselves in high fire zones."

Newcomers don't understand that they live in a fire zone.

The four men took their positions, careful to stay outside the possible fire zone through the door.

He pulled into the fire zone in front of the building without a second's hesitation.

He struggled to get the aircraft out of the fire zone.

His department car was parked in a fire zone near the main entrance.

A place that big, smack in the fire zone, there'd have to be a second way out for safety.

She was grateful that Marc had gone south of the fire zone.

Those who escaped said that leaving the free fire zones was just as dangerous.

That all used to be a free fire zone.

The rental car was parked in a marked fire zone.

He grabbed one of the contacts around the neck and pulled him away from the fire zone.

Once you can get the men across the fire zone and into the enemy trenches the battle's won.

It's too dangerous out there, you're running headlong into a fire zone.

The conflagration quickly died down as all the homes were consumed within the fire zone.

The trailing squads moved closer, getting themselves open fire zones.

On 4 February, the residents were ordered to leave their homes and the area was declared a free fire zone.

"We're going to improve our positions and give ourselves clear fire zones around.

Trees were a problem immediately to their front, but the critical fire zones were wide open.

They needed to get out of the fire zone, then find Lense, which was going to be easier from the air than on foot.

An army travels on its stomach, but first it's got to evacuate the fire zone!

It is the only tower to be in the fire zone to survive .

Graff said a terse Thank you, opened the door and walked into the fire zone.

Though the Americans shouldn't be treating Pakistan as a free fire zone, in first place.