The Saints also made errors galore, blowing the possibility of a lead too commanding to be erased by poor officiating.
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As her internship came to a close, Castor's skills as an engineer and advocate for tech accessibility were too commanding to let go.
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Pham's carry play was immaculate, finding space where none existed in games like the third bout with Evil Geniuses, eventually making his Spectre too commanding to ignore and too powerful to stop.
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A room full of men is seen as commanding to some, so, as usual, Mr. Trump is telling those who love him what they want to hear, and in this case, showing them what they want to see.
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Bloomberg also reported Samsung's Dong-jin saying it's working with audio device maker Harman, which it acquired last year, to develop an artificial intelligence-enabled speaker for voice commanding to play music and conduct other tasks — aka an Amazon Echo inspired Apple HomePod clone in the making.
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Despite calling itself a clear book, the Quranic language lacks clarity. Other criticisms point at the moral attitude asserted by the Quran, such as commanding to strike disobedient wives, carnality in the afterlife and commandments of warfare.
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The Union did not do so. McPherson's army closed in upon Decatur, Georgia, to the east side of Atlanta. Twice more in later campaigns, Hood would seek to lure the thrust of a Union axis of advance upon a position and/or force that he was commanding to seek an engagement. The Union's forces were not turned in those cases either.
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However, before he left, he deployed several British vessels that had arrived to try to intercept either the other privateer luggers, or any vessels that might have been captured from a convoy that had been escorting up the Channel.As there was no Narcissus in service in 1800, it is not clear to which vessel Baker was referring. He sent Nile to watch Calais and the hired armed cutter Union, Lieutenant Guyon commanding, to watch Boulogne.
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The commanding officers of the > brigade, the regiment and the company, of the command, together with many > other privates and officers of his regiment, have earnestly appealed to the > Major-General commanding, to spare the life of the offender, and the > President of the United States has expressed a wish that as this is the > first condemnation to death in this army for this crime, mercy may be > extended to the criminal. This fact, viewed in connection with the > inexperience of the condemned as a soldier, his previous good conduct and > general good character, and the urgent entreaties made in his behalf, have > determined the Major-General commanding to grant the pardon so earnestly > prayed for. This act of clemency must not be understood as affording a > precedent for any future case. The duty of a sentinel is of such a nature, > that its neglect by sleeping upon or deserting his post may endanger the > safety of a command, or even of the whole army, and all nations affix to the > offence the penalty of death.
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During that service, she assisted refugees from a plantation attacked by Confederate marauders. On 13 June, Wild Cat sailed up to Hutchinson's Island, off St. Helena Sound, in company with the gig from the sloop-of-war , Lt. W. T. Truxtun, commanding, to investigate a large fire ashore. Upon arrival in the vicinity, the Union sailors found the burning Marsh Plantation, set afire by a marauding Confederate band. The Southern troops had plundered the belongings of the poor negroes there, wounding some, generally striking terror into the hearts of the inhabitants.
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Arch connecting two parts of old Convent, Volcán de Agua in background Three large volcanoes dominate the horizon around Antigua. The most commanding, to the south of the city, is the Volcán de Agua or "Volcano of Water", some high. When the Spanish arrived, the inhabitants of the area, Kakchikel Mayas, called it Hunapú (and they still do). However, it became known as Volcán de Agua after a lahar from the volcano buried the second site of the capital, which prompted the Spanish authorities to move the capital to present-day Antigua.
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His emphasis was on the rational dimension of religion such a way that he know principles like commanding to good and prohibiting of evil as something which is indispensable according to reason. Even shaykh Tusi try to give validity to Consensus(Ijma) according to rational rule of Lutf. according to principle of Lutf, God must provide believers with conditions and situation for doing religious acts and nearing to good.principle of lutf requires the appointment of infallible imam and necessitates that the Imam reveals the truth about any problem on which a wrong agreement may have been reached.
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Keppetipola Disawe was sent initially by the British government to stop the uprising but ended up joining the rebellion and ordering the regiment he was commanding to return to their garrison. Keppetipola Disawe Joined the rebellion as its leader and is celebrated for his actions even today in Sri Lanka. He assisted many regional leaders in providing men and material from various regions. The other leaders who supported this independent movement were:2nd in-charge of Gode Gedara Adikaram, Wilbawe, II Pilima Talauve Adikaram, Kohu Kumbure Rate Rala, Dimbulana Disave, Kivulegedara Mohottala, Madugalle Disave, Butewe Rate Rala, Galagoda family members, Galagedara Mohottala, Meegahapitiya Rate Rala, Dambawinna Disave and Kurundukumbure Mohottala.
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Expecting a rendez-vous with Miles' troops, but finding no transports save for Arcadia and Mississippi that "had been ordered to make a landing, but were at a loss what to do", the senior officer present, Captain Frederick W. Rodgers, USN, of Puritan ordered Leyden, Ensign Walter S. Crosley, USN, commanding, to stand out for the telegraph office at St. Thomas to communicate with the Navy Department in Washington, D.C."Some Experiences on a U.S. Naval Tugboat", by Ens. Walter S. Crosley, USN; Proceedings of the US Naval Institute, vol. XXV, 1899, p. 77–79 Rodgers ordered two boat parties of bluejackets ashore from Puritan led by Lt. Herman G. Dresel, USN, for reconnaissance.
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At approximately 0800 hours on 4 August 2012, Kiwi Company elements were informed by the National Directorate of Security personnel that the NDS had undertaken an operation earlier that morning to detain a number of suspected insurgents. The NDS informed the Kiwi Company elements that the NDS had suffered a number of casualties. The NZDF Commanding Officer approved a request by the Officer Commanding to deploy a three vehicle HUM-V patrol named KT4 to the scene to assist the NDS in all possible ways. KT1 and KT2 which were both three vehicle Light Armoured Vehicle (LAV) based elements also deployed to support KT4. KT4 arrived at the scene at 0946 hours.
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This "gospel" is viewed by the Orthodox Church as apocryphal, and beneficial as a teaching tool only. The practice of observing special holy days was borrowed from the Jews, who were commanded to observe such days by God. In the same way, other practices were borrowed from the Jewish liturgy as well, such as the use of incense and oil lamps. Regarding "forbidding to marry" and the "commanding to abstain from meats" in 1 Timothy 4, (Paul might have spoken in general in regard to any new sects or doctrines which could arise) the Catholic Church responds: :Regarding the Church's discipline of celibacy, men and women freely abstain from the high and holy good of marriage so that they can more fully give themselves to God and His work.
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In October 1833, the five companies first organized were sent under Colonel Dodge to winter in the vicinity of Fort Gibson, Arkansas Territory, where they remained until June 1834. Then, the regiment was sent on the First Dragoon Expedition, or the Pawnee Expedition, during which, although it ended in September, a full one-fourth of the officers and men died of fever. For the winter, Headquarters with Companies A, C, D and G, were sent to Fort Leavenworth; Companies B, H and I, Lieutenant Colonel Kearny, commanding, into the Indian country on the right bank of the Mississippi River, near the mouth of the Des Moines River; and Companies E, F and K, Major Mason commanding, to Fort Gibson. Throughout the summer of 1835, all the companies of the regiment were kept in the field.
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The first commanding officer C.O. of the Senior Tigers was a British officer named Lieutenant Colonel V J E Patterson and the Officer Commanding O.C. of the Senior Tigers was Bengali Officer of British Indian Army and later Pakistan Army Major Abdul Waheed Choudhury who was designated as the regiments Officer Commanding to raise the training regiment of the East Bengal Regiment. Major Abdul Waheed Choudhury raised and trained the East Bengal Regiment with his relentless effort and sacrifices with limited resources and through adverse situations. The unit took part in the 1965 Pakistan - India war, the war of 1967, the 1971 liberation war of Bangladesh, the 1990 Kuwait war and has served in various peacekeeping roles. The unit is a proud recipient of red piping -- a decoration for their gallant contribution in the liberation war of Bangladesh.
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As told by Arrian: > Then the Scythian cavalry rode along the line, and came into conflict with > the front men of Alexander's array, but he nevertheless still continued to > march towards the right, and almost entirely got beyond the ground which had > been cleared and levelled by the Persians. Then Darius, fearing that his > chariots would become useless, if the Macedonians advanced into the uneven > ground, ordered the front ranks of his left wing to ride round the right > wing of the Macedonians, where Alexander was commanding, to prevent him from > marching his wing any further. This being done, Alexander ordered the > cavalry of the Grecian mercenaries under the command of Menidas to attack > them. But the Scythian cavalry and the Bactrians, who had been drawn up with > them, sallied forth against them and being much more numerous they put the > small body of Greeks to rout.
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