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| Horne took a brief | leave during Operation Desert Storm but when he retu |
| Arnold took a month's | leave, returning to duty by flying with Marshall to |
| against Judge Cosgrove who had been on a paid | leave of absence since Bryant's April 2004 request f |
| r) at Breslau, but in 1928 he took a long-term | leave and returned to Turkey. |
| statement saying Walter would take a temporary | leave of absence for personal reasons with immediate |
| A typical run saw a destroyer | leave Alexandria early in the morning, after spendin |
| McMichael took a temporary | leave due to sickness, one of over a hundred men of |
| A Special | Leave Petition by the late K. Karunakaran made the S |
| n World War II, an American soldier on a short | leave falls in love with and marries a woman. |
| go quietly, and agreed to call it a "temporary | leave of absence". |
| Glen Sonmor took a temporary | leave of absence in January 1982, leaving assistant |
| ry employment, before he was granted a month's | leave. |
| ed to Washington, D.C., Gus was given a 60-day | leave of absence so that he could complete his 25 ye |
| Monsanto granted Fair a one-year | leave of absence to attend University of Michigan an |
| Williams took a two-year | leave of absence in England, beginning in April 1859 |
| ton Lab of Stanford University on a sabbatical | leave. |
| l said she was too young, Rice took a one-year | leave of absence and home-schooled her daughter. |
| On November 28, 1861, Powell took a brief | leave to marry his cousin Emma Dean Powell. |
| In 1909, he took a six-month | leave of absence from his job to study art in Paris. |
| Then the man shows up while on a two-day | leave. |
| Chase had already taken a temporary | leave from prison to give birth to her and Felton's |
| Ounapuu took a two-year | leave of absence to work as a prosecutor in Hamilton |
| nounced that Ivanauskas was to take a two-week | leave of absence. |
| He took a year's | leave in 1958 to study in New York, adding the flute |
| He had a year's | leave of absence (1937-1938) due to a heart attack a |
| ere offered about 15 shillings and a three-day | leave pass for taking part in the experiments. |
| ing career, she consented by taking a one-year | leave of absence. |
| cal agricultural community, taking a temporary | leave to serve in World War II. |
| Bell took a medical | leave of absence from the team on September 20, 2006 |
| He took a paid | leave of absence from his role with USA Swimming in |
| ured an associate pastor and gave Adams a long | leave of absence. |
| On a home | leave in Germany, he was approached by Adam von Trot |
| In 1852, after obtaining a six-month | leave of absence, the 55-year-old cleric left for Eu |
| She took a brief | leave of absence in 1996 when she was chosen for a f |
| hen Miyage was ill from cancer, he took a long | leave from his school and tried to find a cure for h |
| s to this end that he ended up during a months | leave in the hill station of Ooty. |
| In 1998, she took a sabbatical | leave from Stanford to help start Tensilica Inc., a |
| He had previously taken a year's | leave of absence to head up the Marshall Plan in The |
| ove to Casino, New South Wales, where a weeks' | leave was granted before moving on to Caboolture, Qu |
| enrolled at Harvard College but took a year's | leave to work on secure electronic healthcare at Cro |
| down on condition that he be granted a year's | leave to establish a "workers' church". |
| ury in an onstage fall, which led to a lengthy | leave from dancing. |
| A year's | leave in Great Britain (1886-7) generated much inter |
| The groups generated by a reflection | leave a point fixed. |
| In 1844 he took a voluntary | leave of absence and became the head of the railroad |
| s, by the gap that A. nasatum and A. depressum | leave when rolling into a ball; A. vulgare does not |
| e six extra triangles partially cover ABC, and | leave six overhanging extra triangles lying outside |
| argument order restriction, and the ability to | leave some values unspecified, can be achieved by pa |
| reading program at that school and was able to | leave school with a Higher School Certificate in 197 |
| ow falls resulting in people not being able to | leave their properties. |
| Alon and his teammates were able to | leave the building during the hostage crisis and fle |
| road for eight years, Brussilovsky was able to | leave the USSR and establish his residency in France |
| However, he was not able to | leave Iran to attend due to the recent revolution in |
| ish architect Maxwell Fry, Gropius was able to | leave Nazi Germany in 1934, on the pretext of making |
| site of nidifugous where the animal is able to | leave the nest very quickly. |
| ly, strength returned and the poet was able to | leave the clinic to resume a measure of normal livin |
| Two boats were able to | leave the stricken ship, but one capsized and only 1 |
| Desmoulins became notorious, and was able to | leave behind the poverty that had marked his previou |
| rench literary manuscripts that he was able to | leave teaching in his 50s. |
| Realising that they wouldn't be able to | leave the house alive, they telephoned two priests a |
| ember of Bundestag), all of which were able to | leave the aircraft unassisted. |
| He was then able to | leave the hospital unimpeded. |
| Wee recovers from his illness and was able to | leave. |
| na reached the age of thirteen she was able to | leave school and work full-time in the Barnoldswick |
| to and from the city, James Bowie was able to | leave his home and join the Texians. |
| ry about the cast of Friends not being able to | leave their studio. |
| tatus, Bol and his family were finally able to | leave Egypt and return to the United States. |
| offering her $100,000 to have an abortion and | leave. |
| However, as Orran is just about to | leave, Alma and Ramza ride by through the cemetery o |
| he ultra-modern landscape that Sam is about to | leave behind. |
| Buddy, sensing that Abby is about to | leave, asks her to help him with renting his beach f |
| train pulled by the locomotive Samson about to | leave Dymchurch station |
| he pirates' ship, the Maule, as it is about to | leave the bay they are situated in. |
| As the squad was about to | leave, Jaime got hit by a mortar round. |
| of Singleton Bank signal box and was about to | leave to clear the section for the express. |
| As he is about to | leave Rene walks in, and sees his ashamed fiance. |
| As he is about to | leave, a fire breaks out in a storage shed where chi |
| ie free his mother and sister and are about to | leave when Evolver comes back. |
| As he is about to | leave, Murdoch arrives, helped in by Stackhurst, who |
| She was about to | leave for home when a two week old gorilla arrived a |
| For example, "I was about to | leave work when I got boomslang by a customer who ne |
| ht of uninterrupted sleep, Dresden is about to | leave Linda's apartment, when someone enters. |
| s to Claire in a vision before she is about to | leave to New York. |
| injury at home just as her husband is about to | leave on his job as a travelling salesman and her so |
| As they are about to | leave, the Collector punches the sheriff, driving hi |
| As the smaller larvae move about they | leave strands of silk behind, netting the leaves wit |
| arning shot across the bow and turned about to | leave the harbor mouth. |
| Maybe they have, or are about to, | leave prematurely? |
| Just as we were about to | leave [the studio], Laurel shouted, 'Hey wait a minu |
| He was granted an absence of | leave on 19 November 1940. |
| Leaves of absence (Pregnancy | Leave, Parental leave, Family medical leave, Organ d |
| wards had his seat vacated for absence without | leave on 23 June 1931. |
| Periods of desertion or absence without | leave and period of detention or imprisonment will n |
| 2005 he went absence without | leave (AWOL) for 19 months and then 2006 turned hims |
| ialled for insubordination and absence without | leave, which resulted in his dismissal from the navy |
| yal Army Corps in 1971 but went absent without | leave and returned to Dundalk. |
| Absent Without | Leave, a collection of stories. |
| He was absent on | leave during the War of 1812 as military authorities |
| Accelerants can | leave behind evidence of their presence and use. |
| ar minimum salary or higher, he must accept or | leave the NFL. |
| 40 years, Bada Shanren deemed it acceptable to | leave the monastery and to re-enter day-to-day life |
| ation is also a very useful point to access or | leave the Taff Trail cycle route. |
| g Nally, an all-star cast of accompanists also | leave their mark on her record. |
| The repeal of this Act would | leave European Union law unenforceable in the UK, bu |
| me apparent that most government actions would | leave at least one offended group. |
| The banner behind the speakers actually did | leave the word "Act" off. |
| ents and offers them an additional examination | leave, but also offers talents special sabbatical le |
| ness who heard Lincoln's Gettysburg Address to | leave an audio recollection |
| ate, concert), and as choristers advance, they | leave their individual branch and join the Youth Cho |
| ed to the town hall where they were advised to | leave. |
| They were advised to | leave the country, but were later released. |
| t it did not occur to Joan and her advisors to | leave town. |
| to Western researchers, but couldn't afford to | leave Protvino. |
| ew months and people live in terror, afraid to | leave their dwellings once the dark falls. |
| esult suffered sleeplessness and was afraid to | leave her home. |
| in the lighted space near the tower, afraid to | leave. |
| ors and nurses who are trained in Africa often | leave the continent for higher pay and better opport |
| After they | leave his apartment, Siebold is shot in the head thr |
| ement in March of the same year after Binney's | leave of absence expired. |
| After they | leave, Cleo tries to shoot the locked suitcase open |
| Incidentally, after they | leave, the "detective" hits up Boojie for some of th |
| After passengers | leave the station, passengers climb a 110-foot (34 m |
| After some | leave he was sent to Cromer, Norfolk and in Septembe |
| MEMORY CONTENTS WILL BE WIPED OFF AFTER YOU | LEAVE, |
| After the | leave, Jess starts barking, so Wal, Cooch, Pongo and |
| rom lobbying Congress for two years after they | leave office. |
| "Cactus Jack" (Douglas) to rob them after they | leave town. |
| Most students go to these 3 schools after they | leave here: Lithia Springs High School, Douglas Coun |
| After they | leave, Fatima reveals her sadness to her friend Mar' |
| After a | leave of absence due to illness, he joined the Alpen |
| in which she and John Tyler lived after their | leave from the White House. |
| After they | leave their respective SUVs, Ms. Jade argues with Ti |
| In 1670 he had again to | leave the country for publishing anonymously a tract |
| nopole emerges, which then disappears again to | leave the vacuum in another Gribov copy. |
| decides to become a part-time doctor again and | leave Sacred Heart for good. |
| In response, General Ludendorff agreed to | leave Vilnius (and possibly Minsk) to Poland but rea |
| it was announced that Holdsworth had agreed to | leave Field Mill by mutual consent less than two yea |
| At Alexandria, the besieged Shirkuh agreed to | leave Egypt alone in return for a Crusader withdrawa |
| reprisals if Hupeh were boarded, but agreed to | leave the ship if they were granted safe passage to |
| He agreed to | leave Aldershot at the end of July 2009 to pursue a |
| epeated requests from Nixon, Brennan agreed to | leave his career of over 16 years and join the forme |
| Young ultimately agreed to | leave the band. |
| ment sought to deport Reimer, and he agreed to | leave for Germany, but he died before his deportatio |
| tiated a compromise, and the sailors agreed to | leave the assembly building. |
| dvanced double kick skills and Bruce agreed to | leave the band. |
| tandoff which is resolved by Neela agreeing to | leave with DK. |
| Accrington Stanley after mutually agreeing to | leave Wrexham. |
| He agrees to | leave the house to begin a 30-day treatment program. |
| life is too short to deny love, and agrees to | leave with Neil. |
| uille traveling papers if Grenouille agrees to | leave him at least 100 new formulas and promises nev |
| Duo agrees to | leave the Earth alone for several hundred more years |
| Usman immediately agrees to | leave Bhosle alone forever. |
| g that "Manuel" will follow her, she agrees to | leave with them, and her rondo ("Oh, were I the Quee |
| are a few passionate hours before Agrippa must | leave with Octavian and Antony for Greece to fight B |
| sign consultant, and in 1988 he asked Ahuja to | leave. |
| The club are still aiming to | leave Blundell Park within the next few seasons. |
| ivated passengers travelling to the airport to | leave their cars at home and use public transportati |
| possible five, stating that the album "doesn't | leave much of an impression, even though Ray J tries |
| il 11: Several explosions in Algiers, Algeria, | leave 23 dead and dozens of people injured. |
| ing except for her, and she wanted them all to | leave. |
| church had a falling out he forced them all to | leave. |
| Sanzang, Wukong, and his new disciple all soon | leave this village and continue their journey westwa |
| Though thy walls we all must | leave, |
| All trains | leave from platforms 1-8, the east-west platforms. |
| May all who | leave here know the impact of violence. |
| Most, but not always all, birds | leave northern, central, and inland southern Califor |
| ten earnestly to the Remembrance of Allah, and | leave off business (and traffic): That is best for y |
| ny repetition of the refuted allegations would | leave the publisher open to libel.88.111.135.215 |
| Allen to | leave House for commission |
| d Colusa sites, though visitors are allowed to | leave their cars only at selected sites. |
| 2008, at the age of 32, after being allowed to | leave Yeovil Town by mutual consent. |
| No man was allowed to | leave the country without the King's permission; if |
| In 1963, he was allowed to | leave the club on a free transfer to York City. |
| He was not allowed to | leave the city boundaries and was supposed to report |
| e Italian plans and Eritrea was not allowed to | leave Kobe. |
| rm was released from Buchenwald and allowed to | leave Germany. |
| However boats are not allowed to | leave the reservoir for environmental reasons and mu |
| r's wife, who was locked up and not allowed to | leave, suffered from the severe isolation and went i |
| tre-half, but was then unexpectedly allowed to | leave. |
| drafted by the Flames in 1983, was allowed to | leave the Soviet Union and play in the NHL. |
| LGBT mission of his project, he was allowed to | leave but followed for serval miles. |
| Mohamed was allowed to | leave Kuwait on January 20, 2011 and arrived at Dull |
| ionship winning season, he would be allowed to | leave the club for Wrexham in 2003. |
| rts authorities told him he was not allowed to | leave the city of Aden without permission, and that |
| ments, on September 23 Daniloff was allowed to | leave the Soviet Union without charges, Zakharov was |
| Savage was allowed to | leave Anfield for bitter rivals Man United midway th |
| released "in phases, from prison or allowed to | leave the country ... in the run-up to President Ahm |
| They had been allowed to | leave only to visit their home country; they were ex |
| of new manager Walter Smith he was allowed to | leave on a free transfer, joining Dundee in January |
| In 2008, he was allowed to | leave to Viborg on a free transfer, after failing to |
| overnment refused his request to be allowed to | leave his Nukulau Island prison to participate in th |
| nal flights had been lifted, he was allowed to | leave the United States and return to Saudi Arabia. |
| He was allowed to | leave the club in 1970 to join Newport County, a clu |
| first team appearance before being allowed to | leave by new Leicester manager Peter Taylor. |
| y of his sentence, when he would be allowed to | leave the colony. |
| to gain its affection before being allowed to | leave the dungeon. |
| In 1942, Sone was allowed to | leave the camp to attend Wendell College in Indiana, |
| She was not allowed to | leave the scripts in the hotel room and had to take |
| regular in the side, in 1984 he was allowed to | leave for non-league Yeovil Town. |
| He was allowed to | leave Cardiff in 1972 to join Wrexham in £15,000, a |
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