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• Matoian explained the soaps simply fare poorly in the ratings with reruns, necessitating the extended order.
• The survey found that some online retailers plan to woo procrastinating shoppers with extended order cutoff dates.
• He was arrested for violating the extended order, convicted, and sentenced to one year in the House of Correction.
• The infantry columns were to advance in lines of companies in extended order, the companies moving in platoon columns apart.
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• When the attack began, the columns were to advance in lines of companies in extended order, the companies moving in platoon columns apart.
• When the two squadrons of Jodhpore Lancers were in position south of the Ottoman flank, they charged in extended order two horses'lengths apart.
• "Vikings " was renewed for a fourth season in March 2015 with an extended order of 20 episodes, which premiered on February 18, 2016.
• Before the first prototype aircraft had even undertaken its first flight, an extended order for 100 production-standard aircraft had already been placed by the RAF.
• Delaney's appellate attorney, Mark J . Gillis, argued to the SJC that the convictions should be overturned because Delaney never received a copy of the extended order.
• Not being genetically transferred, the continuing cultural evolution of the extended order requires teaching & passing on to each new generation the prevailing traditions, customs, morality & rules.
• On April 2, 2013, CBC renewed " Murdoch Mysteries " for a seventh season, to consist of an extended order of 18 episodes instead of the usual 13.
• When fighting in extended order the Regimental Colour became exposed and were therefore discarded, the Rifleman being taught that his rifle took the place of Colours to be guarded with his life.
• However, Great Britain retained the name " line infantry ", although it used rifled muskets from 1853, breech loading rifles from 1867, and switched from closed lines to extended order during Boer wars.
• The Central India Horse ( 10th Cavalry Brigade ) was ordered forward in support, moving " in column of squadrons in extended order " across the Wadi Ratam, when they sighted 150 retreating defenders.
• On the first, and most crucial day, of the battle the division was heavily engaged with the enemy's New Zealand Mounted Rifles, and 5th Mounted Brigades fought the centre and left flank in extended order.
• The I Battalion, IR 75 and II Battalion, IR 75, attacked from the Menin road north to the Reutelbeek against the positions of the 100th Brigade, the first battalion in extended order and the other following in close formation.
• We must organize disorder, he said; indeed, every argument of writers of the modern extended order school is to be found " mutatis mutandis " in B黮ow, whose system acquired great prominence in view of the mechanical improvements in armament.
• In the place of volley firing and frontal attacks, there was a greater emphasis on advancing in extended order, the use of available cover, the use of artillery to support the attack, flank and converging attacks and fire and movement.
• In his dissent, Justice Neil L . Lynch said the majority misunderstood the facts of the case and that he would have ordered a new trial for Delaney because the jury was misled into believing Delaney was given a copy of the extended order.