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Barracks
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After a long day of training, the recruits returned to their barracks to rest and recuperate.
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a temporary or makeshift shelter for groups of people, such as workers, refugees, or disaster victims, often with basic and shared living conditions
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Emergency workers slept in portable barracks near the disaster site.
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