lieutenants [loo-ten-uhnt; in Brit. use, except in the navy, lef-ten-uhnt]  

Lieutenants' Revolution
The Lieutenants' Revolution, known in Brazil as Revolução Tenentista. It marked the decay of the Old Republic.
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