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• As a result of this counterstroke, the opponent was routed.
• Assessing the rebel counterstroke, however, is not easy.
• But Hitler thought only about a brilliant counterstroke.
• After Dumouriez's victory at Aldenhoven, Dumouriez began gathering his army for a counterstroke.
• The Russian advance was nearly at an end as Napoleon gathered strength for a powerful counterstroke.
• Simon's decision to go off Broadway is an oft-mentioned counterstroke in the battle between unions and producers over costs.
• The governor's remarks were part of an aggressive counterstroke against U . S . Attorney Christopher J . Christie's office.
• As he could not be counted upon for the planned counterstroke, it was necessary to relieve him on the afternoon of 3 September.
• Such an act not only considerably weakened Courcy, but lessened the chance of a Lacy counterstroke against R?gnvaldr that could potentially destabilise the Irish Sea region.
• By the time Price's infantry finally began edging uphill toward the Yankee guns, they met Carr's men advancing downhill in an aggressive counterstroke.
• In 1939 it took part in the Southwestern Front, and participated in a counterstroke at Przemy [
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• The Venetians sent envoys to negotiate, but Manuel allowed them to drag on until his own counterstroke, 150 ships under Kontostephanos'command, was ready.
• In the weeks before the battle the Covenanters spent more time arguing among themselves than preparing for the inevitable counterstroke, which did much to contribute towards their downfall.
• The Senate prepared to at least double the amount an individual may contribute to a political candidate, providing a counterstroke to the drive to ban the largely uncontrolled soft money flowing to political parties.
• Eight hours into the German counterstroke, at noon on 17 May, elements of the First Panzer and Seventeenth Armies were ten miles into 9th Army s positions and threatening the neighbouring 57th Army s rear.
• The Senate moved to at least double the amount an individual may contribute to a political candidate, providing a counterstroke to the drive to ban the largely uncontrolled " soft money " flowing to political parties.
• Joffre told him that he expected to renew the offensive on 8 September at Brienne-le-Chateau, a town between the Marne and the Seine-the counterstroke which would become the First Battle of the Marne.
• The counterstroke, however, did not come until a few minutes before noon as " Yorktown " s victorious aviators began to return to their ship . 18 Aichi D3A1 " Val " dive bombers came in to attack the carrier.
• Then, in a deft counterstroke that tacitly conceded electoral fraud while denying the governorship to Fox, Salinas compelled the PRI-dominated state legislature to substitute a far less rebellious member of Fox's party, the mayor of Leon, as interim governor.