They could adopt a new method of combat, that is, fighting in columns and skirmishing. |
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In addition to skirmishing with German patrols, the group destroyed a bridge north of Graignes to interrupt one German route to the fighting. |
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But they can expect little sympathy from the anti-globalisation protesters, already skirmishing yesterday with the police in south-west France. |
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After eleven days of skirmishing and manoeuvre, in which the Romans gradually moved closer to the Seleucid camp, Antiochus was forced to fight. |
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At age 15, he was travelling Italy with Lazio's infamous Irriducibili hooligans, skirmishing with police and opposing supporters. |
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After skirmishing with a civilian wagon train on O'Fallon's Creek, they crossed the Yellowstone River two or three days before Christmas. |
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Azmoth the Clever, a master at leadership and full of cunning, was the scouting and skirmishing army for the One. |
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In this context, an ideal lawn was less about skirmishing with crabgrass than defending the urban landscape from weeds. |
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In short, it was to dilapidation what the American Civil War was to skirmishing. |
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There was some more skirmishing over the details, but finally everyone consented. |
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Our people seeing this extended in skirmishing order, but a Sioux who could speak French came forward unarmed and explained matters. |
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But by early summer, Chicago's hotel workers were skirmishing on the job. |
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They have now had three or four years' experience of this sort of skirmishing. |
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They didn't come in skirmishing order comparable to the British troops, they came in heavy waves. |
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This isn't actually scheduled to go to trial until February 14 next year, but in the meanwhile Intergraph seems to be getting the best of the skirmishing. |
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In the early skirmishing it was Motherwell who were the assured side. |
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There was now open skirmishing between the Greeks and the Latins. |
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She leaves the frame, and one of the boys is skirmishing with a football. |
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It is the old fear of having the troops disperse and become unmanageable, uncontrollable if formed in deployed lines or skirmishing formation. |
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In districts of southern Serbia along the border with Kosovo, ethnic-Albanian guerrillas have been skirmishing with Serb police. |
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In China's rugged north-west, Russian soldiers were skirmishing with Chinese forces. |
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Special Notes: This unit's skill at skirmishing allows it to ignore enemies' zones of control and thus move unhindered around them. |
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The Koraian commander, carrying out the Fabian policy, tempted them away from their camp, and led them by skirmishing parties to within a hundred miles of Ping-an. |
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I couldn't bewield this anymore. Interminable sentiments skirmishing inside me shouted for a vent. |
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The light infantry consisted of 1,200 unarmoured skirmishing troops drawn from the youngest and lower social classes. |
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And the White House has even posted a memorandum rebutting a Washington Post article on pre-war intelligence. The two sides have been skirmishing about George Bush's use of intelligence ever since the fall of Baghdad. |
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Then the fighting focused on the disputed Preah Vihear temple: this time the two armies were skirmishing around two other disputed temples, Ta Moan and Ta Krabey, about 90 miles from Preah Vihear. |
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The distinction between javelin and spear was slow to develop, but by classical times the heavy spear was clearly distinguished from the javelin, and specialized javelin troops were commonly used for skirmishing. |
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I hope that we will vote as one tomorrow, and also that the reference to the anti-discrimination law was a bit of verbal skirmishing on Mr Wuermeling's part. |
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The trend of combining into one type of cavalry was much more efficient as every regiment was expected to be able to do reconnaissance, skirmishing, charging etc. |
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Behind this skirmishing are the conflicting views of the two countries on where the demarcation line should be placed between the EEZs of the two countries. |
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In fact it is almost as if there has been a re-start off the rugged Spanish coast, with considerable skirmishing between the race leaders, no-one able to drop their guard for an instant. |
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Your skirmishing parties, call them cohorts or cow-hearts, shall never drive my statarianly disciplined battallion from its ground. |
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West of the Appalachians, the war was largely confined to skirmishing and raids. |
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After some skirmishing, the Royalists in the House of Assembly led by Lord Willoughby surrendered. |
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The Stamp Act Congress met in New York in October 1765 as the Sons of Liberty organized in the city, skirmishing over the next ten years with British troops stationed there. |
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This skirmishing was the traditional function of Light Infantry. |
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Skirmishing between the two sides broke out, resulting in the death of Sir Henry de Bohun, whom Robert killed in personal combat. |
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