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3 February, 13:50

An is an agreed truce or temporary end of hostilities?

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    A "treaty" is an agreed truce or temporary end of hostilities, since this takes place when two belligerents wish to stop fighting--either due to one side being defeated (or being close to defeat) or both sides viewing a cessation of hostilities as being favorable.
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