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24 March, 10:18

A deserter is one who leaves a military post

permission.

with

without

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  1. 24 March, 13:49
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    Without permission that's why they're called deserters.
  2. 24 March, 14:10
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    without

    Explanation:

    'with' permission means they asked to leave. A deserter doesn't have permission to leave; therefore, they leave 'without' permission.

    'with' means you have something

    'without' means you don't have it
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