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	Attrition is a form of coastal or river erosion, when
y War, the Cherbourg Project, and the War of	Attrition as a Navy officer.
merican heavy bombers of No. 205 Group, this	attrition was a significant aspect of Rommel's defeat.
The match became a battle of	attrition on a muddy SCG and the Blues kept the series
With normal	attrition, only about ten students graduate from thirt
This is due in part to	attrition and abrasion which results from the stones c
up, OZ Prize, fights MO-V in a deadly war of	attrition to acquire the colony's advanced mobile suit
The War of	Attrition raged along the Suez Canal, as Egypt attempt
	Attrition can also occur in glaciated regions, where i
cruisers and destroyers waged a campaign of	attrition against an approaching enemy, who would then
Through	attrition, flunkouts, and hard work, Daniels became th
the Egyptian Air Defense Command during the	Attrition War and 6 October war and for building "the
	Attrition rates are values that indicate participant d
Higher	attrition rates are found in longitudinal studies.
However, steady	attrition in battles and skirmishes through Portugal a
The effects of	attrition can be mistaken for the effects of sorting,
s questionable as to whether such battles of	attrition would be viable, while equally the American
When the war of	attrition between both continued unabated, the Soviet
r Germany as high-scoring personnel plus the	attrition caused by sickness, compassionate leave and
Whatever the reason, the	attrition rate can skew results of a study, particular
Israeli military operation during the War of	Attrition to capture an Egyptian P-12 radar system.
During the subsequent War of	Attrition he commanded Golani's 13th Battlation, parti
urther classified in terms of their origins;	attrition, distributed crush and implosion brecciation
However, the lack of ammunition, equipment	attrition and deteriorating physical condition of the
	Attrition - Dream Sleep
A war of	attrition against enemy personnel which is aimed at ca
s each battle proceeded the Italians' war of	attrition seemed ever more likely to wear the Austro-H
During the battles of	attrition that followed further losses were suffered a
The fight became a war of	attrition, and for the next four months the division s
	Attrition was found to be moderate.
purely servile fear a sufficient motive for	attrition, and from his former Jesuit comrades Mazzare
ten comes off by itself due to wind and rain	attrition, leaving fruit clean at harvest time.
were generally avoided, as risking a war of	attrition that Germany was unlikely to win.
here may have been Turks in Thrace, a war of	attrition may have stemmed the tide in favour of Byzan
other and causes it to smooth. in most cases	attrition is helpful on pebble beaches because it will
units were ordered in 1996 and delivered as	attrition replacements in March 1998.
ought forward what he described as a "severe	attrition policy" in 1982, cutting 19 jobs to save $50
umber of Senate seats, however - instead, an	attrition process is applied by which senators leaving
The War of	Attrition between Israel and Egypt would last from 196
Soviet troops, rapidly escalated the War of	Attrition against Israeli forces at the Suez Canal in
land, and to inflict such losses in a war of	attrition that it would deter an American invasion of
wever, Israel was engaged in a brutal War of	Attrition with its neighbors, and several new Palestin
ntal in helping put an end to the disastrous	attrition of Japanese forces at Guadalcanal.
The	attrition of Japanese shipping was beginning to tell,
does not establish the presence of language	attrition, the language most likely disappeared with t
development project is characterised by high	attrition rates, large capital expenditures, and long
at missions on the Ouragan during the War of	Attrition and later returned to the IAF flight school
s responded with cuts in labor costs through	attrition and layoffs to allow prices to drop to compe
a was phased out by the British Army through	attrition, with lost vehicles no longer replaced.
ier fluidization while avoiding crushing and	attrition), and maintaining carrier stability over man
Very interestingly, the	attrition of Malay support was much higher than that o
There was, during this time, a large	attrition rate of long term orchestra members.
There is no	attrition because of cavitation as there is no big pre
Continued heavy	attrition specially on Pakistani armor however meant P
t regiment was not feasibile due to the high	attrition rates on the Western Front.
ften degraded and usually subject to further	attrition and other disturbances through the illegal c
Battle of the Isonzo, but instead the war of	attrition gathered pace.
dological limitations such as from selective	attrition because people with similar characteristics
fessional schools, which was cause for great	attrition between Pereira and the American schoolmaste
ng the German fighter force into a battle of	attrition (operation Pointblank) instead of targeting
a self-perpetuating cycle of constitutional	attrition by pushing new constitutions packaged with “
ad course finish was 10th in a rain drenched	attrition filled race at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Cours
In science,	attrition are ratios regarding the loss of participant
protracted and ultimately victorious war of	attrition and replaced the Republic with a conservativ
During the War of	Attrition (1967-1970), Shafik saw active service as th
Augeri had been suffering from vocal	attrition problems since 2003 and Journey had been acc
tling the system the Poor Law was "to die by	attrition and surgical removals of essential organs".
e artillery duels and occasional skirmishes,	attrition began taking its toll on the defenders.
st one more source of losses, in a long term	attrition war that the French were losing two men to o
The gaps were caused by	attrition amongst the fastest drivers.
the Suez Crisis, the Six-day War, the War of	Attrition and the Yom Kippur War.
ach to the battle, often causing more severe	attrition of the British ranks than the German.
army, where he saw action in both the War of	Attrition and the October 1973 War.
, however, the Polish forces were subject to	attrition, as the Sejm again refused to raise taxes an
e it involved guerrilla warfare and a war of	attrition between the PDPA-Communist controlled regime
Dutch and revert to a slow, cautious war of	attrition around the French frontiers.
building of the command's strength after the	attrition of the Battle of Britain, but also for bring
However, due to	attrition over the period of legal troubles, the rhyth
rce intended to withstand a long-term war of	attrition, as the war situation on the Pacific front g
s inside, fighting a long-drawn siege war of	attrition until the Northern elections of November 186
replace seasoned pilots lost through combat	attrition following their initial successes in the Pac
tep loss by both sides, reflecting the heavy	attrition incurred throughout this conflict.
on of the battle-space over a wide area, and	attrition over time however, the linchpin of their pro
This process of	attrition was to claim fifteen of the London Carthusia
Pebbles are more affected by	attrition further upstream, as the rivers' velocity te
raved the torrential rain and a high rate of	attrition to win in a time of 44 minutes, 23.501 secon

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