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  • lod and Yaropolk are reported to have become entrenched against each other.
  • ators of Decimus Brutus, where they remained entrenched almost until the day of Caesar's funeral.
  • On these islands were entrenched almost 40,000 German soldiers, sailors and a
  • ntly arrived from Cuba, was forced to resist entrenched, although on several occasions he attacked b
  • stronghold, and fearing the competition, the entrenched American Hockey League rushed an expansion t
  • g to 1946, showing Communists already firmly entrenched and faking elections...
  • en, attacks 3,600 French and Canadian troops entrenched and barricaded at Fort Ticonderoga.
  • f the village by two machine-guns which were entrenched and strongly covered by wire entanglements.
  • h of the Yesong River from Chinese positions entrenched and concealed in three nearby villages.
  • The defenders here were relatively well entrenched and protected by rows of barbed wire while t
  • its pavement removed, the underlying ground entrenched, and the pavement for the road re-added.
  • for charging into a cave where the enemy was entrenched and single handedly destroyed the Japanese w
  • Vince Ferragamo was entrenched as the Rams' quarterback by this time, and w
  • With Al Michaels (at the time) firmly entrenched as ABC's top broadcaster, Musburger would no
  • Popular Movement of the Revolution (MPR) was entrenched as the single legal political party in a sin
  • elatives, and nepotism became as luxuriously entrenched as it even had been in the Baroque Papacy: h
  • Since then, Beltrami has become firmly entrenched as a composer of choice for the horror/thril
  • sance indicated that the Chinese forces were entrenched at Beicang, six miles from Tianjin, on both
  • omising outlook for the Gophers, with Foggie entrenched at quarterback.
  • From his childhood home he had inherited an entrenched base of Christianity , even at his most radi
  • The Hanoverian left consisted of two entrenched batteries with grenadier battalions protecti
  • n a brigade of British light cavalry charged entrenched batteries of Russian artillery at the Battle
  • ookie, averaging 4.6ppg in 12.4mpg as he was entrenched behind veterans Terry Porter and Danny Ainge
  • s under Lieutenant General Nikolai Zarubaev, entrenched behind Kaiping to the north at the town of T
  • deployed in the Battle of Hong Kong against entrenched British landward defenses.
  • The product was so entrenched by now that "the Weber" became almost a gene
  • The allies stormed the Ottoman entrenched camp with a huge army, and drove out the Ott
  • He shelled them out of the entrenched camp at Wongkadze and stormed Tsipu, Kahding
  • They had built an entrenched camp held by 3,000 men at My Hoa, midway bet
  • The French guards posted around the entrenched camp were only somewhat successful at keepin
  • lowed the Allies to drive the French from an entrenched camp at Famars on 23 May, and lay siege to V
  • comrades at Kep on 8 October, abandoned the entrenched camp of Chu on 19 October and fell back to B
  • ad ample time to turn the peninsula into "an entrenched camp", that Helles was less vulnerable to Tu
  • ison was then evacuated from the fort to the entrenched camp, and Monro was quartered in the French
  • By 24 August 20,000 men were in Cassel entrenched camp, 4,000 at Lille, and between 12 and 15,
  • The formidable entrenched camps of Ha Hoa and Dong Song are in your ha
  • e, Coblenz, Mainz, and Germersheim, as great entrenched camps.
  • Despite initial skepticism by entrenched CCD manufacturers, the CMOS image sensor tec
  • The conflict between Bligh and the entrenched colonists culminated in another mutiny, the
  • However, once again 1210 was taking on an entrenched competitor-this time WIP-and WGMP's largely
  • ad repeatedly expressed frustration with the entrenched corruption in the party.
  • of reference were to look into systemic and entrenched corruption within the New South Wales Police
  • g and driven idealist who rebels against the entrenched cultural and social divides in the city.
  • t/security forces to be impartial "given the entrenched culture of impunity".
  • Dissenting from the entrenched custom of eating meat.
  • stability under President Bourguiba and his entrenched Destourian Socialist Party.
  • nths after a street revolution swept away an entrenched dictator, Kyrgyz voted among 29 parties to e
  • Successive decades of entrenched discrimination, particularly in the employme
  • The aim of the Bill was to remove entrenched discriminatory legislation against Australia
  • closely supervised by his superior, Grant), entrenched east of the city, running from near the Jeru
  • erican units found it necessary to engage an entrenched enemy at close range, which resulted in high
  • , intended to achieve surprise by disrupting entrenched enemy positions, were to bypass strongpoints
  • against well disciplined, heavily armed and entrenched enemy forces.
  • patrol when they were fired on by a strongly entrenched enemy detachment and the lieutenant at once
  • behavior of a business entity, updating the entrenched entity related logic across multiple busines
  • The regiment reformed on Culp's Hill and entrenched for the rest of the battle.
  • the 27th, but as the Germans were now firmly entrenched, French counterattacks (between Flirey and A
  • The main actors of the election remain entrenched from the previous election cycle - the right
  • on difficult terrain, remained to fight the entrenched front line on flat ground heavily contested
  • Murat had entrenched General Ambrosio's division on his right fla
  • less a struggle than the earlier battle, the entrenched Germans inside the village could not stave o
  • age and retain in treatment some of the most entrenched hard-to-treat heroin addicts for whom previo
  • ng the XII Corps with the 2nd Massachusetts, entrenched hastily and was able to stop the Confederate
  • The neighboring division, under Williams, entrenched hastily and was able to stop the Confederate
  • 4, respectively located east and west of the entrenched headquarters.
  • treatment for people with the most severely entrenched heroin addiction.
  • h a string of strong performances, and again entrenched himself in the Crows' best side.
  • fiscated, but he refused to give them up and entrenched himself at Durfost, downstream from Maastric
  • In his junior year, O'byrne entrenched himself as a top defender within Cornell's E
  • of Gingee, where Rajaram, son of Shivaji had entrenched himself and bent upon attacking Thanjavur an
  • orwegians reached Skaugum where Terboven had entrenched himself, but they were warded off by guards.
  • The future field marshal Louis William entrenched his army and managed to hold the French for
  • Militia fighters were entrenched in residential areas during the fighting.
  • It was entrenched in the extra-parliamentary opposition and on
  • In 1971, the US was deeply entrenched in the unpopular Vietnam War.
  • The Tories were particularly entrenched in the rural areas where the lairds held swa
  • comments that the manga "remains completely entrenched in yaoi stereotypes.
  • a at Villafranca and closed in on the French entrenched in the castle.
  • t crossing was soon repulsed by Confederates entrenched in rifle pits on the southern bank.
  • Later in 1831, Moore was entrenched in a heated election battle against John Gay
  • glad to report that The Journey Continues is entrenched in beauty, holding up well to its predecesso
  • s, “that these proposals will violate rights entrenched in the constitution. 
  • When entrenched in strong positions, they were able to exact
  • dislodge the troops of Will Thomas who were entrenched in Gatlinburg.
  • Although they are well entrenched in the country and integrated with the local
  • elp him rule, the Taiping administration was entrenched in a bitter power dispute.
  • The enemy strongly entrenched in camouflaged emplacements on the hill beyo
  • e language laws of 1962-63, constitutionally entrenched in 1970, abolished the language census and f
  • o wait until the American military was fully entrenched in the occupation of Iraq before starting in
  • Upon reaching this intensity, Shary was entrenched in a deep, southwesterly mid-latitude flow,
  • ral Mohr, attacked a larger Neapolitan force entrenched in Casaglia.
  • ms IF FK plummeted and the club has remained entrenched in the lower divisions of the Swedish footba
  • trength infantry divisions and battle groups entrenched in the West Wall (Siegfried Line).
  • That's defined as a culture where safety is entrenched in the thinking of managers and employees al
  • after annihilating a Carlist force of 27 men entrenched in a nearby cave.
  • erent perspective than other lawyers who are entrenched in the department.
  • ntry clashed with Pakistani forces that were entrenched in pillboxes, dug-outs and slit trenches tha
  • ed with limos and other vehicles that became entrenched in the mud; it was estimated that between 50
  • e known as the "Great Escape" as County were entrenched in the re-election places until the very las
  • Reaching Thuringia however, Duke Radulf, entrenched in his fortress at the Unstrut river, was no
  • nged shots for hours on end with the Spanish entrenched in the nave and the belfry.
  • "κρυφό σχολειό" became more popular and more entrenched in the collective memory of Greeks through a
  • The Viet Cong had been so well entrenched in the area by 1965 that they were in the un
  • he December 1910 general election, he was so entrenched in his seat that he was returned unopposed.
  • harter of Rights and Freedoms which had been entrenched in the Canadian constitution as part of the
  • ial proposition, based in part on how deeply entrenched in the sand the wreck was, and how widely di
  • received reinforcements from Laos, and were entrenched in well-concealed bunkers.
  • pressive nature and widespread anti-Semitism entrenched in Germany, and turned world opinion sharply
  • ys, attacked the 1,300 strong Japanese force entrenched in forbidding hill positions surrounding Dum
  • d by Pang Bingxun and Sun Dianying which was entrenched in the southern Taihang Mountain area to the
  • d that several RPG fanatics are already well entrenched in."
  • After marginally defeating entrenched incumbent Patrick Hoak in 2005, Walters won
  • ve Symms, Dan Quayle, and John East defeated entrenched incumbents in the 1978 and 1980 elections.
  • caling up to take market share away from the entrenched incumbents such as oil and coal.
  • The result is that entrenched industry players are generally not motivated
  • n and duties of the commission would also be entrenched into the city charter.
  • However, in practice, the Court is so well entrenched into the fabric of the government that juris
  • e bridge and ran into heavy fighting against entrenched Iraqi paramilitary forces.
  • rogress, calling in artillery strikes on the entrenched Iraqis.
  • e the set moved to 9-12 Bell Yard and firmly entrenched its reputation as one of the leading crimina
  • In 1978 the company entrenched itself in Belo Horizonte when it moved into
  • in popularity among cigar smokers and firmly entrenched itself as one of Cuba's top selling cigar li
  • e Kuropatkin's orders and made gains against entrenched Japanese positions, albeit with heavy casual
  • d encounter which ensued, he killed 7 deeply entrenched Japanese with his rifle and bayonet and, alt
  • less beholden to special interests than the entrenched LDP, and a change of government was vital to
  • g, Early, seeing the strength of the Union's entrenched line, retreated behind Opequon Creek.
  • fire support provided could not dislodge the entrenched machine gun and rifle pits.
  • tempted to carry it from the vicinity of the entrenched Marines.
  • ussian President Dmitry Medvedev took on the entrenched Mayor of Moscow - and fired him.
  • est before, was able to defeat the seemingly entrenched McKinney.
  • Entrenched meanders of the San Juan River at Goosenecks
  • Entrenched meanders of the Virgin River at the upper en
  • Examples of entrenched meanders may be seen in the Snake River Cany
  • Joseph E. Johnston, entrenched near Marietta, Georgia.
  • the unit turned back, only to be attacked by entrenched North Vietnamese forces.
  • oint, Bravo's advance was halted by a firmly entrenched North Vietnamese machine gun position at a l
  • es (3/3) operating beside 1/9 encountered an entrenched NVA Company, killing 28 NVA including two wo
  • ther end of the bridge, and Colonel Woodford entrenched on his side of Great Bridge.
  • ployed along the heights, with two companies entrenched on the Rotherberg.
  • ridge across Town Creek to slow down Cox and entrenched on the north side of the river.
  • Lacking the artillery support of the troops entrenched on the West bank of the bayou, Confederate t
  • fle fire on the exposed lines from the Boers entrenched on the crest.
  • he Yunnan regulars concentrated and strongly entrenched on the right bank of the Clear River, in the
  • er, to dislodge about 500 guerillas who were entrenched on a hill with 200 rifles and shotguns.
  • his company assaulted strong hostile forces entrenched on Hill 749, Corporal Vittori boldly rushed
  • reme Court, Roosevelt sought to counter this entrenched opposition to his political agenda by expand
  • ery barrage the Royalist cavalry charged the entrenched Parliamentarians, putting Gell's dragoons an
  • With his career as an artist firmly entrenched, Paul was able to pay attention to some comm
  • The Entrenched Player's Dilemma is a concept featured in Wi
  • t are likely to disrupt existing markets and entrenched players in the Global Silicon Valley".
  • ticle to the local politics of Aspen and the entrenched politicians it supports.
  • n the shrine was built in the interior of an entrenched polygonal-plan fortification, built to prote
  • oached Vila Pouca in an attempt to force the entrenched Portuguese forces to retreat.
  • red that the ditch he had charged was a well entrenched position.
  • drive the defending troops from their deeply entrenched position.
  • The line was a series of entrenched positions known as the "Hindenburg Wall" in
  • up the American advance for 2 days from its entrenched positions around a 3-story concrete building
  • rke on 21 December; U.S. troops fell back to entrenched positions in the area, presenting an imposin
  • The area is characterized by entrenched poverty, and consequently is home to the "lo
  • Service "for its three-year campaign against entrenched power and corruption, with resultant reforms
  • rby Highgate; the area has a significant and entrenched problem with guns, drugs, arson, burglaries
  • nd 9 of the Statute contained savers for the entrenched provisions of the Australian Constitution an
  • ssfire between the incoming soldiers and the entrenched rebels, which included supporting gunfire fr
  • An entrenched river is a river that is confined to a canyo
  • rassing fire from a well equipped and firmly entrenched squad of North Vietnamese Army regulars whic
  • and Calabria, where the Neapolitan Army was entrenched, still held out against the French.
  • il industry, petroleum national governments, entrenched tenured faculty, the pharmaceutical industry
  • Well entrenched, the Germans inflicted heavy casualties on t
  • y 35,000 soldiers and Cossack supporters and entrenched the Khotyn Fortress, blocking the path of th
  • The Dutch retreated and entrenched themselves in fortifications on the coast.
  • the Vietnamese invasion in 1979, Khmer Rouge entrenched themselves and held on tightly for months.
  • on (334 BC) Orontobates and Memnon of Rhodes entrenched themselves in Halicarnassus.
  • f the river at the time, and the Germans had entrenched themselves on the Rwandan side.
  • On May 12, 1781, the American forces had entrenched themselves close enough to the mansion they
  • nant Lennox, with a working party of 100 men entrenched themselves in rifle-pits which had just been
  • suspected that the majority of the enemy had entrenched themselves.
  • finding that Lee's forces were too strongly entrenched there for a major assault, he ordered yet an
  • withdrawal of Allied forces that had become entrenched there.
  • forces entered the city, and Japanese forces entrenched throughout the city continued to resist U.S.
  • undas claiming that the French were too well entrenched to risk an assault.
  • at the trial court judge's "views appear too entrenched to allow for the appearance of fairness on r
  • e 6th of January 1858, at the capture of the entrenched town of Rowa, when he was severely and dange
  • ve operations against general Eduard Dietl's entrenched troops.
  • e men were under heavy machine gun fire from entrenched Turkish forces.
  • During the Battle of Tarawa, seven entrenched Type 95s opposed American landings.
  • In his efforts to bring the entrenched Waldensians around, he debated Scipione Lent
  • sooner in Detroit, as Lou Gehrig was firmly entrenched with the Yankees.
  • oni is] so advanced with its products and so entrenched with BT Group PLC that its selection looks c
  • as long as the overall sound of C ionian is entrenched within the listener's mind.
  • at initial year, Fossas eventually became an entrenched yeoman setup pitcher with the Milwaukee Brew