how many "t"s can you find in:
2a fortified emplacement for heavy guns.
2.1an artillery subunit of guns, men, and vehicles.
3a set of similar units of equipment, typically when connected together.
3.1an extensive series, sequence, or range of things.
4british usually as modifier a series of small cages for the intensive rearing of farm animals, especially calves and poultry.
mass noun the infliction of unlawful personal violence on another person, even where the contact does no physical harm.
the pitcher and the catcher.
middle english from old french baterie, from battre ‘to strike’, from latin battuere. the original sense was ‘metal articles wrought by hammering’, later ‘a number of pieces of artillery used together’, whence ‘a number of leyden jars connected up so as to discharge simultaneously’ (mid 18th century), giving rise to battery (sense 1).

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I counted 51 "t"s in that text.
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