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century when Annie Wayman's horse and cart got	bogged along the boundary of a Clare Valley vineyard
ocus to the stone (center) rather than getting	bogged by the ripples.
Murat's cavalry attacks were	bogged down in marshy ground and accomplished nothing
However, Bates was	bogged down in a scandal involving charges of sexual
re forced to abandon several guns which became	bogged down in the muddy roads.
entering, the Inquisition trio frequently get	bogged down in recitations.
However, in 1990, Bates was	bogged down in a scandal involving charges of sexual
Parkash Singh noticed two other carriers	bogged down in a nullah, and under heavy Japanese fir
wever, during this period the party had become	bogged down in internal arguments about its procedure
shing forward with the project and not getting	bogged down with rethinks.
However, the offensive soon	bogged down and it was eventually called off after ca
That coupled with the already	bogged down legal system in the area made resolution
nowing of the Iris, attempted to cross but got	bogged down in the marshes.
The project was	bogged down and teetering on the edge of abyss when t
Buschemeyer's administration quickly became	bogged down in the racial issues of the time, signing
m Wars is a fast moving game that does not get	bogged down in the minutia of detail so often associa
er Corps attacked the west, but they were both	bogged down by the mud.
Britain and France are still	bogged down in western Germany, while Confederate new
And I think it - again, in hindsight - it just	bogged down under the weight of trying to satisfy all
Ralf Schumacher got	bogged down in the gravel, while Badoer, Coulthard, D
that due to the fact her backstory "soon gets	bogged down in generic swash", the character of Sazh
d biological families; the remaining cases are	bogged down in court custody battles.
capture several Austrian cities, the war soon	bogged down into trench warfare similar to the Wester
f the USSR to deal with the ice and mud, which	bogged down the road-bound commercial vehicles that w
ive review of the movie, writing that it "gets	bogged down in sentimentality, while its wheels spin
lead over the other seven contenders, who were	bogged down in the mud and were in poor racing form t
g largely on Newman alone and he ends up being	bogged down into too many sketches that fail to go an
Hampshire Superior Court due to illness became	bogged down in political problems, and therefore the
t Panzer Division, and the attack by XXX Corps	bogged down in front of Tilly-sur-Seulles, west of Ca
of Western Europe, the United States - already	bogged down in the War in Vietnam - and afraid of Sov
Hoth, under strict instructions not to get	bogged down in street-to-street fighting, the armored
petitive advantage for the human economy to be	bogged down with soaring military expenditures.
he Continental Army and Governor John Houstoun	bogged down before the Patriots could reach St. Augus
Barth's tenure as mayor was not entirely	bogged down in controversy, as he was able to secure
wever, upon assuming office of government, get	bogged down in the very quagmire of fraud and corrupt
3 for the next wicket, and only started to get	bogged down once the ball began turning more sharply.
idn't know the territory as well and sometimes	bogged down in courtroom testimony"
orward from the position where they had become	bogged down
on the beach, scuttling crabs and cart wheels	bogged down in the sand, the odour of drying fish, cu
s racing down the main streets, only to become	bogged down in a series of traffic jams.Single battal
tuations where a computer is heavily infected,	bogged down, or sluggish.
over profit sharing between the two companies	bogged down.
However, the loss of wickets	bogged New Zealand down, and despite several late flo
In a reference to this windless, seaweed	bogged section of the sea, the Captain of the Ghost P

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