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Page 99
... position fixing must be accomplished both on land and at sea . The shape of the coastline is an essential feature of ... position forms one side of one of the triangles . Stations are usually located on prominent landmarks , such as ...
... position fixing must be accomplished both on land and at sea . The shape of the coastline is an essential feature of ... position forms one side of one of the triangles . Stations are usually located on prominent landmarks , such as ...
Page 164
... position to shoot if his men can get the puck to him . The defensemen on the attacking team take up positions on the ... position known as the " point . " Long shots rarely go in , so defensemen try to keep long shots low , which gives ...
... position to shoot if his men can get the puck to him . The defensemen on the attacking team take up positions on the ... position known as the " point . " Long shots rarely go in , so defensemen try to keep long shots low , which gives ...
Page 367
... position ; nevertheless , they all appear to have realized that the future of the political system in which they participated depended upon a policy of co- operation in the face of a continued Mongol threat and the danger of revived ...
... position ; nevertheless , they all appear to have realized that the future of the political system in which they participated depended upon a policy of co- operation in the face of a continued Mongol threat and the danger of revived ...
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