"There is value to working well with others," Efimia Basargin said.
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She says that SpaceX is "working well" with the Federal Aviation Administration.
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But Jenner isn't really in the business of working well with non-relatives.
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And they're not going to be effective without working well with the career team.
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He is likable and funny, and I can see him working well with other world leaders.
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A lot of good things from the standpoint of his coaching that I can see working well with Rondo.
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"Sometimes, a book can be really artistically beautiful, but it's not working well with the text," said Ms. Paul.
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It didn't just end up working well with my 4K TV, but actually justified buying it in the first place.
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Finding balance between your public and private life is the key to working well with this intense and emotional energy.
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Venus loves love, and it's the planet of beauty; when it's working well with Neptune, the vibe is ultra-romantic!
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Producing great work and working well with others will help you gain respect, and how you present yourself matters, too.
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One does have some potential for working well with others, but unfortunately he's not the one running for chief executive.
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"The important thing is that everything seems to be working well, with no major issues," said 2007 world champion Raikkonen.
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Ultimately, you can't get to the problem-solving component if you don't have a track record of working well with others.
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As a result, you'll have strengthened bonds and built trust, essential for collaborating, working well with others and getting big things accomplished.
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So in addition to working well with others, a good mind, good judgment and keeping calm under are pressure very important characteristics.
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A moderate who was long viewed as working well with Republicans, Mr. Bayh fits the state's self-image as almost defiantly sensible.
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For a pollster with a long history of working well with the news media, the attacks were jarring, according to her allies.
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Shotwell said SpaceX was "working well" with the FAA but noted that "it requires heroics" for vehicle operators to adjust rocket launch licenses.
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Put all of this together, and as I said, you could see an economy working well with something like 1/3 public ownership.
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At a Time magazine forum in New York on Tuesday, Kushner said he was working well with Miller, an immigration hawk, on the topic.
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"Working well with others is incredibly important for people to see you as a valued partner," said Blair Decembrele, a career expert for LinkedIn.
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I could see features like that working well with an autonomous system that needs to share info with passengers without a human driver around.
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Companies love to hire athletes because of that skill set — working well with others, working well under pressure, and having a commitment to something.
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And to outsiders, Instagram's founders appeared to be working well with Mr. Zuckerberg, unlike the founders of Facebook's other big acquisitions, WhatsApp and Oculus.
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Miller, 53, has a reputation inside Halliburton for working well with customers and employees, and for leading successful projects, according to former and current employees.
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The piecey ends are set to be a major hair trend in 2019, working well with short bobs, long hair, or in-between lobs like Stone's.
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Uranus is the planet of chaos, but when it's working well with Saturn, the planet of structure and commitment, electric Uranus expresses its genius, innovative side.
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"For many the market is working well with high levels of consumer engagement," Christopher Woolard, FCA executive director of strategy and competition, said in a statement.
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Working well with his limited budget, Whannell also makes expressive use of Adrian's cold, self-flattering modernist lair with its walls of glass and sharp angles.
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"We are working well with them," said Representative Mark Takano, Democrat of California and the chairman of the Committee On Veterans' Affairs, referring to the department.
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American railways have been a rare example of capitalism working well, with a virtuous cycle of demand, giant profits and vast investment in rolling stock and tracks.
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It appears at this juncture that the administration is working well with state authorities to deal with the crisis, at least as much as Harvey's magnitude allows.
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We knew that our existing bill pay process wasn't working well with our expenses feature, so combined with the low usage rates we decided to end it.
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It compares this data against the team's needs, a player's likelihood of succeeding, staying healthy and working well with coaches and teammates for the duration of the contract.
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Uranus is an electric, wild energy; it can fry you on a bad day, but when it's working well with the other planets, it can inspire genius and excitement.
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Easy vibes flow will late into the night, with the Moon working well with the Sun and lucky planet Jupiter, at 12:08 AM and 2:41 AM respectively.
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He's been working well with McConnell, once his high-profile adversary, and his attack on Hall was aimed at making his colleagues feel better about the GOP leader's bill.
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"We are working well with the U.S. and the EU regulators now toward finalising the agreements with them and expect to be finished in the not too distant future," he said.
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The trick is, they have to make it through an apprenticeship program designed to test (and build) their basic work aptitudes, such as staying on schedule and working well with others.
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Working well with the overhook along the fence, Struve hit an uchi-mata in the second round but was dragged over the top of Daniel Omielańczuk who looked for deep half guard.
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Some Democrats had questioned Burr's commitment to a thorough investigation, but Schumer said on Thursday that Burr "is now working well" with Senator Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the Intelligence Committee.
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The new HomePod speaker suffered worse-than-expected sales, one can imagine in part because of the device's locked down design that keeps it from working well with services other than Apple Music.
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People close to Mr. Kushner, however, speaking on the condition of anonymity, have described him as working well with West Wing colleagues, particularly the legislative affairs director, Shahira Knight, a veteran of Capitol Hill.
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During this Mars retrograde—which will be stirring up such a sensitive, private sector of your chart and will be intensifying your feelings—forgiveness and letting go is definitely key to working well with the energy.
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Rowe, who said he was working well with Norman, said M&S had cut prices on about 200 food lines before Christmas but would do more to improve its competitiveness, availability, supply chain and waste reduction.
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Screenshot: AppleApple has a definite tendency to get its devices working well with each other before considering such distractions as Android or Windows, and over the years the iPhone and the Mac have built up a strong understanding.
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It was a tumultuous time in our history, when things got so bad between leaders not working well with one another that it threatened the existence of the project, the quality overall and the existence of the studio.
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Being the planet of death and rebirth, Pluto can definitely be a very freaky energy to work with; however, when it's working well with other planets—especially Jupiter, which rules abundance—deep and positive transformation can go down.
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Working well with local lawmakers has become increasingly important for Airbnb, a privately held company based in San Francisco that is valued at $30 billion and that needs to continue to expand its business to justify that valuation.
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This is a brilliant time to take a risk: Uranus is the planet of rebellion, and when it's working well with the planet of structure, Saturn, it's a great time to do something unexpected because the vibe will be supportive.
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The new members in Congress will ultimately get noticed more for being well-informed, working well with others and sponsoring or co-sponsoring legislation with members of the opposing party than by holding extremist views or spewing venom at opponents.
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Now, Republicans have at least a reasonably good case that Obamacare's individual markets aren't working well, with insurers pulling out of some areas and costs rising to the point where many healthy people are less likely to find insurance worth their while.
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In addition to her A-list contacts in the news media, Ms. Hicks has a track record of working well with heirs to dynastic families — a desirable trait for the Murdoch clan, whose financial and personal lives play out in the public eye.
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Through the years as first lady of Arkansas and in the White House, as well as her eight years in the U.S. Senate, her position on all the major issues has been as a progressive Democrat with a reputation of working well with Republicans.
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Even if you can't pay off any debts, or if you're pretty sure your bestie will never repay you, use the new moon's vibes to do some visualization: See yourself joyfully paying bills, and happily receiving money or working well with others on a financial issue.
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If it can't fix the weakening peso, it's likely to continue to see civil unrest over weak currency and high gas prices — which could spur more Mexicans to try to flee for the US.Kelly has a reputation from the military for working well with foreign heads of state.
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Part of office etiquette is working well with others and communicating effectively.
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He is especially talented at project management, working well with owners, user groups and consultants to gain the most from prescribed budgets through creative consideration of options.
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After working well with the band during some local shows in Boston, Converge made him an official member. Newton and Koller remain in the band to this day.
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He was depicted by Patrick O'Brian in the Mauritius Command as a competent political man, working well with the British military (army and navy) as well as with the local people being taken over by Britain.
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They are known for working well with Shimano, SRAM, and Campagnolo drivetrains. Bicycle manufacturers, such as Specialized Bicycle Components provide KMC chains on new bicycles with SRAM and Shimano components. 2013 Bianchi team bicycles include a KMC X11SL chain on a Campagnolo Super Record EPS electronic transmission.
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Germans were working well with the British forces. Locals watched German soldiers being taken off the island in silence. It was estimated that around 10,000 PoWs would be taken off by the returning vessels from the first lift. The British Home Secretary, the Right Honorable Herbert Morrison arrived in Jersey on the destroyer in the early evening, accompanied by other government ministers and a Guernseyman, Wallace Le Patourel VC.
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The Quill & Quire also remarked that the book stands out from "standard dragon fare", with the language and music themes in the book working well with Hartman's prose. Publishers Weekly chose the book as one of its "Best New Books for the Week of July 9, 2012", saying that "there’s a lot to enjoy in Hartman’s debut". Reviewers for the School Library Journal praised Hartman's style as well as the narration for the audiobook.
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TPR is aptitude-free, working well with a mixed ability class, and with students having various disabilities. It is good for kinesthetic learners who need to be active in the class. Class size need not be a problem, and it works effectively for children and adults. However, it is recognized that TPR is most useful for beginners, though it can be used at higher levels where preparation becomes an issue for the teacher.
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Oceanic Flight 815 does not crash on the Island, resulting in a different background for Miles. Instead of a professional medium, he is an officer of the LAPD along with his partner, James Ford. A comment by Miles indicates that his father is still alive in this reality, working at a museum with Charlotte, who Miles sets up on a blind date with Ford. Although working well with James, Miles feels he lacks trust from him.
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One of the reasons for Wood's appointment to the Treasury seems to have been Churchill's urgent desire to be rid of the incumbent Chancellor, Sir John Simon, whom Churchill detested. Another may have been Wood's record of working well with politicians from other parties.Jenkins pp. 394–396 In peacetime, the Chancellor of the Exchequer is often the most important member of the cabinet after the Prime Minister, but the exigencies of the war reduced the Chancellor's precedence.
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Williams began playing rugby while in school at Christ College, Brecon. After moving to London, he joined Welsh exile club London Welsh, also turning out for English side Richmond. Williams made his international debut against Ireland on 11 March 1905 while playing for London Welsh. He was chosen for the 1905 All Blacks game and he proved an excellent choice working well with Harding and Hodges to back up Dai Jones in the pack and line out.
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Horse collar (6th to 9th centuries) Once oxen started to be replaced by horses on farms and in fields, the yoke became obsolete due to its shape not working well with a horses' posture. The first design for a horse collar was a throat-and-girth-harness. These types of harnesses were unreliable though due to them not being sufficiently set in place. The loose straps were prone to slipping and shifting positions as the horse was working and often caused asphyxiation.
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Working well with Sammartino, he was invited for a full run in the WWWF. He told WWWF TV commentator Ray Morgan that he was the nephew of Ray Steele (kayfabe) and had an extensive amateur background. He sold the story by using an array of armlocks on opponents, weakening them for his finisher, the flying hammerlock (Steele would lift his opponents off the mat by a hammerlocked arm). He also revealed his teaching background to interviewers that made his in-ring Neanderthal image all the more incongruous.
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Koller joined Converge in late 1999, replacing John DiGiorgio. Kurt Ballou selected Koller to temporarily fill-in while Converge searched for a more permanent replacement for Bellorado, as he was familiar with his work in previous bands, Force Fed Glass and Blue/Green Heart, a band that Ballou and Koller played in together. After working well with the band during some local shows in Boston, Converge made him an official member. Koller's first studio release with Converge was 2001's Jane Doe released through Equal Vision Records.
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In 2003, as Orissa state convenor for the Bajrang Dal, Subash Chouhan claimed that missionaries in the state were zealously converting Adivasis (tribal people) to Christianity, while "Islam fanatics" were converting Dalits (formerly called "untouchables") to Islam. He said that "reconversion" was working well with the Christians, but they were having less success with the Muslims since the mullahs "guard their children like chickens". He suggested that the Bajrang Dal might have to use force to "get the job done". In February 2005 two Protestant clergymen were killed in separate incidents in Orissa.
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Bierlein has no political affiliation. She is seen as solidly right of centre. During her time as a prosecutor, she was noted for her hardline tough-on-crime stance, although her years on the bench have earned her a reputation for civility and for working well with ideological opponents. Commentators from both sides of the political spectrum note Bierlein's close ties to both People's Party and Freedom Party, as well as the fact that her career owes both its unexpected major breaks to right-of-centre coalition governments.
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Working well with infantry support, the tanks of both CCB and TF Howze broke through the enemy lines while other armored units were halted by German anti-tank guns. The main highways to Rome, Routes 6 and 7, were opened for an Allied attack by 2 June 1944. During the Battle of Anzio, the 13th Armored Regiment saw its first real combat in the Italian Campaign. Although the fighting here was difficult and not ideal for armored warfare, the 13th Armor secured an Allied breakthrough and helped end the stalemate in Southern Italy.
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Sean Evans, writing for GameSpot, praised the game's cel shading as working well with the game's terrain and bringing an "appealing look that adds some much-needed personality". McKinley Noble of EGMNow, however, pointed out that while the courses are "beautiful- looking", boosting "obscures your vision and makes it harder to point out landmarks". Critics were much less positive about the game's gameplay itself, taking issue with the physics engine and controls. Official Xbox Magazine commented that the handling "feels more like socks on a waxed floor than wheels on dirt", while OXM UK and EGMNow both called it "floaty".
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AttenCHUN! received mixed reviews from music critics who questioned the production, overreliance on interludes and Crusher's vocal delivery. Rob Theakston of AllMusic said that despite the album feeling over-stuffed with clichéd interludes and stale beats, he praised Crusher's vocal delivery for being interesting and working well with the featured guests, saying that "it's still better than most coming out of the Dirty South in 2003." HipHopDX writer Jacintah also commented on the lacking production and Crusher's delivery on the hooks as negatives but still complimented the album for showcasing Crusher's charismatic delivery and being able to transcend different emotions throughout the tracks.
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Raymond E. Miles, Charles C. Snow, Causes of Failure in Network Organizations, California Management Review, Summer 1992 For instance, a small business could make components used in production of its products instead of buying them. Even though functional units often perform with a high level of efficiency, their level of cooperation with each other is sometimes compromised. Such groups may have difficulty working well with each other as they may be territorial and unwilling to cooperate. The occurrence of infighting among units may cause delays, reduced commitment due to competing interests, and wasted time, making projects fall behind schedule.
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He feels that it would have been better to introduce new characters within the context of the main storyline, as with Elle, rather than in unattached arcs such as that of Maya and Alejandro. Kring also admitted that he should have resolved the "Hiro in Japan" storyline much more quickly, and that the romantic stories were not working well. With regard to Claire and West, and Hiro and Yaeko, he said, "I've seen more convincing romances on TV. In retrospect, I don't think romance is a natural fit for us." Seasons three and four had an equally harsh reception.
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At the time of voting, Perron had recorded 18 goals and 44 points, on track to best his career high of goals. In an effort to encourage fans to vote, Blues goaltender Jordan Binnington said in an interview, "he’s playing some of the best hockey I’ve ever seen him play. He’s working well with the boys, the boys love him, and it would be great to have him here that week." On January 11, 2020, Perron was voted into the All-Star Game along with Toronto's Mitch Marner, Vancouver's Quinn Hughes, and Washington's T. J. Oshie.
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In one instalment, in which the protagonist is drugged, Critchlow introduced more colour into the strip, used sumptuous Day-Glo colours and experimented with unconventional panel layouts, moves that were well received. By the conclusion, Critchlow's style was recognised as unique, and even the previously criticised blues and greys were viewed as working well with other coloured elements. In 2004, Critchlow's work on the Judge Dredd story, Cincinnati was praised for showing further stylistic improvements and introducing more colour than had previously been used. Critchlow's work on two further Lobster Random stories in 2004 and 2006 was very well received.
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Lanthimos noted that the camera moves more in The Killing of a Sacred Deer than many of his other films, saying that he "felt the need for the camera to be almost like another entity" during pre-production and location scouting. He elaborated that he "thought of these high angles, or very low angles, with the camera following people around, creeping from below or above", which ended up working well, with the film's many scenes at a hospital and its numerous corridors. Bakatakis was nominated for the Independent Spirit Award for Best Cinematography at the 33rd Independent Spirit Awards for his work on the film.
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In October 2010, they moved to Ideal Event Management, who represent most of the TAPS members and others in the field. The crew makes it a point to team up with local groups when doing an investigation and from time to time find themselves working with veterans in the field, such as John Zaffis and Rosemary Ellen Guiley. Their reputation for working well with others has led to them being requested to investigate places they might otherwise not have gone. The executive producers, Brian J. Cano and Chris Mancuso, have begun appearing at paranormal conventions to promote the show and to give their lecture on urban exploration called "The Urban Explorer's Backpack".
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He also stated that the Wii's controls were "working well" with the game. The announcement in October 2008 of a re-release of the first two Pikmin games on the Wii with updated motion controls, raised concerns about whether Pikmin 3 was in fact in development. However, in a subsequent interview with IGN, it was made clear that the re-releases of Pikmin and Pikmin 2 under the New Play Control! brand were separate from Pikmin 3. The game was not shown at E3 2009, 2010, or 2011, but Miyamoto confirmed in June 2010 that the game was indeed still in development. At Miyamoto's roundtable discussion at E3 2011, Miyamoto stated that Pikmin 3 development was moved to Wii U, the Wii successor.
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Working well with the Western Flotilla under Acting Rear Admiral David D. Porter, Grant led approximately 40,000 men in the XIII (McClernand), XV (Sherman), and XVII (McPherson) Corps through the Vicksburg Campaign, a masterful 180-mile (288 km) campaign of maneuver against two Confederate armies, Pemberton's Vicksburg force and a relief force under General Joseph E. Johnston. After capturing and briefly occupying Jackson, Mississippi, on May 14, and winning the Battle of Champion Hill on May 16, Grant failed in initial assaults against the Confederate entrenchments at Vicksburg on May 19 and 22 and then settled in for siege operations rather than incur additional casualties.McPherson, Battle Cry, pp. 626–33; Smith, Grant, pp. 234–53. During the siege, the army received significant reinforcements, from within and without the Department of the Tennessee, bringing Grant's total strength at Vicksburg above 70,000 soldiers out of a reported July 1863 total strength for the department of approximately 175,000.
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