"What we saw ( Friday ) was short-term accounts covering positions, " said David Leaver, senior trader at Gain Capital in Warren, New Jersey.
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But before he left, Halleck dispersed his forces, sending Buell towards Chattanooga, Sherman to Memphis, one division to Arkansas, and Rosecrans to hold a covering position around Corinth.
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Share prices were supported by futures-led buying and revived buying of steels, constructions and other cyclicals, with investors covering positions following falls earlier in the day, brokers said.
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She tracked the Japanese ships, through rain squalls which made radar almost useless, " Yamashimo Maru ", moved from its covering position on the port bow, and the submarine slipped into it and fired four more torpedoes.
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Bullion jumped on a number of factors, traders said, ranging from a weaker U . S . dollar, short sellers covering positions, increased demand from jewelry makers and investors convinced that central bank selling of reserves will slow next year.
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He led his Battalion with great skill and succeeded in pushing back a large enemy force a distance of 3 miles from their strong covering positions on to their main positions, killing a large number of enemy in the process.
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For most conspicuous bravery and devotion to duty near Kot Kai ( Waziristan ), on the 2 January, 1920, when in command of a company holding an advanced covering position, which was repeatedly attacked by the Mahsuds in greatly superior numbers.
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Tod retained control, ordering the leading troop to make the attack, supported by two other troops, while the remaining two troops were to take up covering positions to the south, where they would hopefully be out of the majority of the shelling.
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Had Mighty Mary been in a covering position behind Young America halfway down the next run, they might have been able to mount an attack, as the foredeck crew on Young America got their spinnaker sheet caught under the bow, blowing a jibe halfway through the maneuver, and barely avoiding a major disaster of a shredded headsail.
