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Army May Change Weight Rules for New Cyber Warriors
cyber warrior – n. a person who engages in cyber warfare either offensively or defensively for a government or organization, or individually
cyberspace – n. the online world of computer networks and the Internet
physical fitness – n. physically healthy and strong
clerk – n. a person whose job is to keep track of records and documents for a business or office
infantryman – n. a soldier who is in the infantry (the part of an army that has soldiers who fight on foot)
obese – adj. very fat; fat in a way that is unhealthy
in the context of – idiom in the circumstances under which something happens or has happened
capability – n. the ability to do something
security clearance – n. an official decision saying that someone has permission to do something; usually follows an investigation. May permit holder to see secret documents.
deliberate – adj. done or decided after careful thought
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