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ssible source of food in the event of a Union	blockade, a connection to western territories, and a b
During the march, activists attempted to	blockade a road near the High Street, in soliarity wit
ity Council Truck while the campaign tried to	blockade a bin truck depot, he was carried down a road
nd many politicians argued that attempting to	blockade a meeting is in itself a violent event and an
ly Cross dispute in which Loyalists sought to	blockade a Catholic primary school in the Ardoyne area
To this end, they decreed a	blockade against the trade of the American colonists b
d international sanctions and imposed a naval	blockade against the country.
ccupation, shipping came to a halt due to the	blockade against England which led to great poverty.
Nova and HMCS Athabaskan to enforce the trade	blockade against Iraq.
On April 13, Israeli warships initiated a	blockade against Beirut, Sidon and Tyre, Lebanon's mai
served in the West Indies enforcing the Union	blockade against Confederate blockade runners.
November - Napoleon declares a Continental	Blockade against the British.
uba asked for the elimination of the economic	blockade against Cuba.
e requirement of joining France's Continental	Blockade against Britain was a serious disruption of R
Other ships of the	blockade aided in these captures.
the squadron under Sir Samuel Hood ordered to	blockade Alexandria, Terpsichore assisted in the destr
federacy, now facing a full-scale Union naval	blockade along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts.
ad been trapped at Cape Francois by a British	blockade, along with the 74-gun Duguay-Trouin, under C
ials such as coal and non-ferrous metals, the	blockade also deprived Germany of supplies of fertilis
The	blockade also negated efforts to bring in needed light
The Chancellor held the	blockade, although the Russian partisans had been acti
urn, assist the fleet in Brest to emerge from	blockade, and in combination clear the English Channel
x) kills adult pinworms through neuromuscular	blockade, and is considered as effective as the benzim
s and fog he succeeded in evading the British	blockade and sailed south with 25 ships of the line.
ircumstantial Journal of the long and tedious	Blockade and Siege of Gibraltar from the 12th of Septe
A siege is a military	blockade and assault of a city or fortress with the in
or wool at the time because of the Napoleonic	blockade, and the Australian bale sold for a record pr
1 to K56 were trapped in Leningrad during the	Blockade and were completed after the war and transfer
strangling the South with an ever-tightening	blockade and later in executing attacks on, and occupy
n the Persian navy, remained committed in the	blockade and absent from the battle.
erns were over the British fleet breaking the	blockade and establishing their own blockade, French r
opment (UNCTAD), in January 2003, the Israeli	blockade and closures had pushed the Palestinian econo
issouri, on 2 July for violation of the river	blockade and sent her into Cairo, Illinois.
he destroyer operated with the United Nations	Blockade and Escort Force (TF 95) in the Wonsan-Hung-n
Fleet would be forced to abandon the distant	blockade and would have to attack the German fleet; th
oviet Union, especially after the 1948 Berlin	Blockade and the 1950 invasion of South Korea by Commu
ritory in exchange for ending the Dutch naval	blockade, and this was indeed put into effect.
the Grand Fleet, the American ships joined in	blockade and escort missions and by their very presenc
ocurement was made even more difficult by the	blockade and by Army demands on the overstrained railr
n by isolation from American aid, intensified	blockade, and psychological warfare.
n the Indonesian trade in defiance of a Dutch	blockade, and on one voyage her cargo was confiscated
the liberation of Leningrad from the enemy's	blockade and the return from evacuation institute Yuri
s were captured, saving the British post from	blockade and starvation.
in had undergone six years of bombardment and	blockade, and there was a shortage of many of the basi
This	blockade and the economic boycott of British trade by
A group of seven managed to circumvent the	blockade and reached the burial ground, but were arres
Pembroke, the two ships left to maintain the	blockade, and escorted the fleet to Marseilles.
to leave Grandjean's division to maintain the	blockade and march to assist in the Siege of Kolberg i
as the Greeks were unable to maintain a tight	blockade and were often scattered by sorties of Turkis
r these weapons had to pass through the Union	blockade and the number that actually reached the Conf
if available at all) as a result of the Union	blockade and the capture of Avery Island by the Union.
Mackinaw also served in the Wilmington	blockade and participated in other attacks throughout
ch and began operations as a unit of the U.N.	Blockade and Escort Force.
he Bulgars and their allies broke through the	blockade and routed the enemy troops at the battle of
ench Republic was at that time under economic	blockade and unable to import graphite from Great Brit
2+ channel antagonistic action, α1 adrenergic	blockade and others.
unist communications lines by coastal patrol,	blockade, and bombardment.
n aground while attempting to break the Union	blockade, and after a short battle surrendered to the
seeking a schooner which had run through the	blockade and entered that stream.
nity of Charleston, patrolling, enforcing the	blockade, and bombarding Confederate positions ashore.
the Rhine and fought in Flanders in order to	blockade Antwerp.
Indeed, as a consequence of AT1	blockade, ARBs increase angiotensin II levels several-
low levels of glycoprotein IIb/IIIa receptor	blockade are present for up to 15 days after the infus
ebruary, the Germans had established a U-boat	blockade around the United Kingdom and had declared an
llowing the German declaration of a submarine	blockade around Britain, Mongolia received a self-defe
The Union	Blockade arrived at the mouth of the Mississippi on Ma
Eastern Bar (Cape Fear River) for duty on the	blockade as a chaser."
The story begins at the start of the Berlin	Blockade, as American and Royal Air Forces begin air-l
, actions which run contradictorily to 5-HT2C	blockade as saturation of these receptors inhibits nor
e a run for the Union vessels that formed the	blockade, as they had earlier planned.
armed forces, had the authority to proclaim a	blockade as a method of waging war.
ion induction Metrelef is used as a pituitary	blockade as an adjunct to gonadotrophin administration
Prussian cavalry officer, who lately ran the	blockade, assigned me by the honorable Secretary of Wa
d schooner, Mary Sorly, attempting to run the	blockade at Galveston with a cargo of cotton.
d British schooner Dart attempting to run the	blockade at Sabine Pass.
After relieving Genesee on	blockade at Shallow Inlet on 15 November, Monticello d
elocity in a successful effort to destroy the	blockade at Galveston, Texas.
il 23-24, 1865, she broke through the Federal	blockade at the mouth of the Red River, Louisiana, and
e, the doomed attempts to combat the Northern	blockade at home and Northern diplomacy overseas, an a
Mustafa IV, ordered his captains to break the	blockade at any cost.
American Civil War by trying to break a naval	blockade at Charleston but all their ships were sunk,
ssippi River Squadron running the Confederate	blockade at Vicksburg on 16 April 1863.
halting the Vietcong would require a coastal	blockade augmented by extensive patrolling of the inte
lveston again and managed to slip through the	blockade back out to open sea, the last Confederate bl
Later, however, as the	Blockade began to prevent American munitions manufactu
d to service later in the war when the Allied	blockade began to affect German ammunition production.
The	Blockade began after a number of Mohmand raids into Pe
to have led directly to Stalin's decision to	blockade Berlin in 1948-1949 and to acquiesce in Kim I
ionally serving in the cabinet as Minister of	Blockade between 23 February 1916 and 18 July 1918.
25 December 1861 Chippewa took station on the	blockade between Fort Monroe, Virginia, and Hatteras I
made four successful round trips through the	blockade between Galveston, Texas, and Havana, Cuba.
The	Blockade Book ("Блокадная книга"), in collaboration wi
Following the Napoleonic	blockade, Burton brewers needed another market, and Ba
She made two more runs against the	Blockade but was driven ashore by the USS Florida on W
on) is an agent for reversal of neuromuscular	blockade by the agent rocuronium in general anaesthesi
ember 1912 and subsequently participated in a	blockade by an international force of Montenegro and i
Rail traffic	blockade by Uzbekistan had delayed construction of tra
, was captured 24 July 1863 while running the	blockade by the Army transport Arago; purchased by the
San Juan had been under	blockade by American forces since April 1898.
n took part in a protest in support of a road	blockade by the members of the Six Nations of the Gran
ve implications for the modulation of channel	blockade by the MaxiK β subunits.
cember 2008 the Slovenian government's act of	blockade, calling it "Anti-European aggression".
Between 1861 and 1865, the Union	blockade caused a significant decreasing of the French
he United States Navy established a submarine	blockade, causing the Japanese garrison to starve.
battery garrison during the Union campaign to	blockade Chesapeake Bay (May-June 1861).
	Blockade: Clear out InGen buildings from Biosyn attack
Enforcing the	blockade, Coeur de Lion captured the schooners Emily M
on, and a search for a way to bypass the Arab	blockade commenced.
They successfully breached the air	blockade conducted by the Dutch air forces, covering t
Most of the time, the	blockade consisted of a single auxiliary cruiser which
The	blockade consisted of only two ships and was not succe
an armistice, not a peace treaty, the Allied	blockade continued until such time as a peace treaty w
Napoleon's continental	blockade cuts British access to Scandinavian timber.
The	blockade damaged the agriculture sector and 40,000 wor
Council" refers to more than a dozen sets of	blockade decrees in the years 1783, 1793, 1794, 1798,
ration and British economic sanctions and the	blockade did not force concessions from the Smith regi
prised the Spanish and having established the	blockade, divided his fleet into the usual three squad
r Hyder Ali eventually reduced the siege to a	blockade due the need for troops elsewhere.
of Messolonghi by running through the Ottoman	blockade during the final siege of that city.
It served as part of the	blockade during the Cuban Missile Crisis of the fall o
Britain's previous experiences of the U-Boat	blockade during both World Wars, and disruption to tra
lthough the city of Dunkirk was under a Dutch	blockade during early 1635, the blockade was temporari
, Peto R, Lewis J, Collins R, Sleight P. Beta	blockade during and after myocardial infarction: an ov
Robert Dennison 1960-1963 - in charge of the	blockade during the Cuban missile crisis.
She was employed on	blockade duties during the War of the Austrian Success
Light was off Pensacola, Florida, performing	blockade duties with sloop Vincennes.
tlantic, to serve with the Allies on shipping	blockade duties, based at Freetown.
By mid-December, she had resumed	blockade duties, off Wilmington.
While on	blockade duty on the afternoon of 11 December 1861, Un
rge of this duty was interrupted by temporary	blockade duty when one of the regular blockaders becam
On her fifth day of	blockade duty she discovered a runner attempting to es
o, the Union warships which were stationed on	blockade duty along the coast of Texas.
West, Florida, whence she proceeded north for	blockade duty off Tampa, Florida.
, for logistics, she remained in that area on	blockade duty until winter.
On 6 October, orders sent the ship to	blockade duty off Mobile Bay, and she spent the rest o
The following year Parker, on	blockade duty off Cadiz, bitterly resented that Nelson
ns on 1 November; a fortnight later she began	blockade duty off Mobile, Alabama.
he vicinity of Charleston, South Carolina, on	blockade duty and assisting other ships of the squadro
data of the Confederate coast for guidance in	blockade duty and amphibious operations.
e in the month and was assigned to patrol and	blockade duty in Mississippi Sound.
ook station at the mouth of the York River on	blockade duty until 24 September.
He served on	blockade duty during the Civil War, and was also a not
The ship returned to	blockade duty off the Texas coast early in December.
ved Charleston 17 November, then proceeded to	blockade duty in Sapelo Sound, Georgia.
ship's tender, supporting the Union ships on	blockade duty with provisions, ammunition, water, and
In November Gemsbok reported for	blockade duty at Beaufort, North Carolina.
She was fitted out for	blockade duty at Boston Navy Yard and commissioned 12
est Indies during the Spanish-American War on	blockade duty and convoying Army transports.
ember 1864, when she was reassigned to active	blockade duty after a repair period at Key West.
For the following year G. W. Blunt was on a	blockade duty off Charleston and assisted in capturing
engagements from October 12-13, 1861 while on	blockade duty at the Passes of the Mississippi River.
The great risks involved in	blockade duty during the Civil War have not been gener
led from Key West on 9 April 1914 to serve on	blockade duty off Mexico and take refugees out of the
rom January to April 1863, Cimarron continued	blockade duty until 3 August 1865.
rd, she was sent up the Rappahannock River on	blockade duty in November.
While on	blockade duty, she performed other services, as requir
Although originally fitted out for	blockade duty, the schooner was assigned to the mortar
On her return to	blockade duty, Glaucus experienced a fire and several
s to sail for Wilmington, North Carolina, for	blockade duty.
ing fit out ships which had been acquired for	blockade duty.
is father on the USS Supply on South Atlantic	blockade duty.
oat and dispatch boat to serve Union ships on	blockade duty.
verweight boiler," had become less useful for	blockade duty; but she found profitable employment dra
She was assigned	blockade duty; however, her condition was not always c
At times, the	blockade employed a squadron of three or more vessels
s a vital supply of Royal Navy stores, and to	blockade enemy ports such as those under French contro
unt of both Swedish fleets passed through the	blockade, Ensign Sandels, commanding the fireship Post
At that time, due to the Napoleonic	blockade, Europe was deprived of British industrial pr
Besides carrying out the	blockade, Farragut had been instructed to lead a fleet
l Sir Robert Calder's squadron, on its way to	blockade Ferrol.
ef which had been held up by the fighting and	blockade finally managed to enter the city, notably a
ederate Navy had already driven off the Union	blockade fleet in the Battle of the Head of Passes the
leet left harbour and evaded the main British	blockade fleet and sailed for Bantry Bay.
He rejoined the Channel	blockade fleet in 1801 on HMS Princess Royal and remai
desian UDI and to the Persian Gulf for an air	blockade following the failure of negotiations with re
the band released a split 7" with The Endless	Blockade for Relapse Records and a split 5" with A.N.S
He maintained the	blockade for two months, by the end of which period fo
that he had turned to was a Midshipman of the	blockade force who immediately turned the gun on Quest
on was intercepted by elements of the British	blockade force, Captain Louis-Charles-Auguste Delamarr
eached Brookland where the Gang turned on the	blockade force.
She was used by the Union Navy as part of	blockade forces to prevent Confederate forces from tra
hese orders, many were intercepted by British	blockade forces, either in the Caribbean or off the Fr
or neutrals, and instructed the Royal Navy to	blockade French and allied ports.
or neutrals, and instructed the Royal Navy to	blockade French and allied ports.
lled the track of ships attempting to run the	blockade from Nassau, Bahamas, and on 28 October 1864,
f the West India Squadron enforcing the Union	blockade from 1865 to 1866.
the so-called "turnip winter" of 1916-17, the	blockade had severely limited imports of food and fuel
and a high dependency on western supply, the	blockade harmed the East more than the West.
y classical Coulomb repulsion (called Coulomb	blockade) have also been found to be important in dete
With the	blockade having such dire consequences, Kaiser Wilhelm
a downturn in trade because of the Napoleonic	blockade, he sold his brewery to Allsopp for £7,000.
but his hesitations allowed the Royal Navy to	blockade him in Toulon.
rd, part of the inshore squadron of the Brest	blockade, immediately offered battle.
le time in Spanish waters, enforcing the arms	blockade imposed by Britain and France on both sides o
nd 1937 in Spanish waters, enforcing the arms	blockade imposed by Britain and France on both sides o
During the media	blockade imposed by Milosevic's regime, Sezam was one
Gulf, aimed at primarily upholding the trade	blockade imposed on Iraq during Saddam Hussein's invas
ore Montreal, making a siege or any prolonged	blockade impossible.
the peninsula, thereby making a long siege or	blockade impossible.

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