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Over the Top" | Origin and Meaning
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British soldiers go over the top from a trench in France 1916 Battle of the Somme Stock Photo - Alamy
A company of Canadian soldiers go "over the top" from a World War I... Foto di attualità - Getty Images
Go over the top with U.S. Marines / John A. Coughlin. | Library of Congress
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Over the Top" - Trench Warfare
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WW1 Trench Stories: Soldiers Describe What It Was Like Going 'Over The Top'
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meaning and origin of the phrase 'over the top' | word histories
Life in the trenches: 'Waves of Russians go over the top — they're just cannon fodder'
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A Date with Destiny: How the Durham Pals found themselves on the frontline on July 1, 1916 | The Northern Echo
The saying 'Over the top' - meaning and origin.
Over the Top - Meaning & Origin
