But no one expects the combined firm to start charging again for online trades.
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Under Communist control, utilities in Barcelona started charging again for services, and egalitarian habits dropped away.
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As free current accounts show, once something is provided for nothing, it is very difficult ever to start charging again.
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Since the micro USB charging is exposed (though still water resistant), you will want to let it dry before charging again.
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No one expects the combined firm to start charging again for online trades: free trading online is probably here to stay.
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Concerns about U.S. protectionism kept the dollar weak after its worst day in six months, but it was the signals - or lack of - from the ECB after it first meeting of 26.5 that sent the euro bulls charging again.
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Rathmann was known for charging hard to take the lead, but once he was in the lead, would often back the pace down. Ward's prediction came true, but it was at the expense of losing ground to third place. Johnny Thomson was now catching up. With Thomson closing in on the leaders, Ward and Rathmann started charging again, racing each other hard, swapping the lead between themselves.
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The group retreated up the hill before charging again, and more shots were fired. On the following day, Forrest found blood near the camp, speculating that two men had been shot and at least one had suffered a severe wound. Fearing another attack, Forrest and his men constructed a stone hut (or "fort") with a thatched roof, approximately high and by in area. There were no further confrontations between the groups.
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The girl comes by the farm to see that the Gregg family (now changing their surname to Egg) have fully changed their ways and are now feeding and caring for the birds. As they tell her their story, the sound of gunfire in the distance attracts the girl's attention, and she feels the Magic Finger charging again. The story ends as the girl runs off towards the sound that she can hear in the distance.
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It was impossible to stop all our frightened, flying supports, but > I rallied a few companies, and with them charged the battery and retook it, > one of their officers recapturing Lieutenant Hill; but we could not hold our > advantage. The enemy were within 50 yards, charging again, and I was obliged > to leave the field. Randol was made a brevet captain on June 30, 1862 for "gallant and meritorious service" at New Market, Virginia (Battle of Glendale).
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Sture enters Stockholm, victorious; later depiction by Georg von Rosen On Thursday, October 10, Sten Sture and Nils Bosson Sture lead their troops north to the area which is Hötorget in Stockholm today, near Brunkeberg after which the battle was named. Sten Sture's battle plan was to trap Christian's troops in a vice; Sten would attack from the west, Nils from the east, and Knut Posse would strike out from the city itself. Nils flanked Christian's Army, and delivered a knockout blow. In Sten's sector, he kept on charging again and again, and managed to break through.
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"We pursued about 300 yards, and then called off with much difficulty, the gunners opened on them, and gave them a fine peppering."Brighton: The Truth about the Charge of the Light Brigade, 95 These guns were from C Troop, Royal Horse Artillery under Captain Brandling, whose 24-pounders dissuaded Ryzhov's cavalry from reforming and charging again. The Russians retreated in the direction of the Causeway Heights before halting at the east end of the North Valley. The Charge of the Heavy Brigade had lasted no more than 10 minutes. Ryzhov's cavalry suffered 40–50 killed and over 200 wounded; the British lost 10 killed and 98 wounded.
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At this time the Free Press embraced the "alternative weekly" formula, "no longer on the barricades but supportive of those who still were," in the words of Steve Abbott, with more focus on local news, alternative culture and lifestyles. In 1984, after ten years of free distribution, the Free Press started charging again and became a 50-cent monthly. In 1987 the editors, hearing that a local community activist named Duane Jager was talking about starting a paper of his own, contacted him and offered to give him the paper. Jager took over as the paper's new publisher and created a non-profit entity, the Columbus Institute for Contemporary Journalism, to own the paper.
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