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vest someone with something
to grant power, rights, or ownership to someone. Who vested you with the power to order me around? The dictator vested himself with the power to imprison almost anyone.
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Instavest would be a boon for wounded soldiers who can get can be immediately treated by Doctors by just releasing the vest with a single and split second action (ballistic vests normally cannot be torn of or cut through and in all cases need to be divested completely before a soldier can be treated).
For instance, consider a white vest with white embroidery and beads for a wedding.
For instance, there is a ANSI Class II mesh lime vest with silver reflective strips.
 
 
 
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