On 11 March, the Naval Brigade advanced from Suakin with the troops for the dispersal of the Arab forces who were beleaguering Sinkat.
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Despite the noble intentions behind the creation of the measure, the current version of the bill approved by both Houses and now awaiting passage at a bicameral conference will only add to the current woes beleaguering the sector,
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"Everyone has to establish their own policies, but for me it's not appropriate to be raising funds from folks who have an economic stake in a crisis that's beleaguering the state,"
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It would seem that any company that lends, sells or rents to a U . S . airline would be scared these days, what with sky-high fuel prices, terrorism alerts and potential bankruptcies beleaguering the customer base.
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It would seem that any company that lends, sells or rents to a U . S . airline would be running scared these days, what with sky-high fuel prices, continued terrorism alerts and potential bankruptcies beleaguering the customer base.
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JAKARTA ( JP ) : Leading public figures and organizations expressed relief at the news of Soeharto's resignation yesterday, but doubted whether President B . J . Habibie was the most prudent choice of replacement to end the crisis beleaguering Indonesia.
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Mary's trademark bit on the radio show, other than beleaguering Benny, was to read letters from her mother ( who lived in Plainfield, New Jersey ), usually beginning with " My darling daughter Mary . . . ".
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He took part in the ineffectual attempt made on 15 July to break through the beleaguering forces, and was taken prisoner when the town was surrendered to Thomas Fairfax on 28 August He was condemned to be shot on the following day with Sir Charles Lucas and Sir George Lisle.
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Ashot and Miroslava boarded one of the Byzantine ships that were beleaguering the town and fled to Constantinople, where the Emperor Basil II granted Ashot the title of " magistros " and Miroslava, the title of " zoste patrikia " ( lady-in-waiting ).
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GE-AIRLINES ( Undated )-- It would seem that any company that lends to, sells to or rents to a U . S . airline would be running scared these days, what with sky-high fuel prices, continued terrorism alerts and potential bankruptcies beleaguering its customer base.
