1. AMS ( Apogee and Maneuvering Stage ) .

2. Above him, many enemy fighters were maneuvering.

3. Any other speculation is just evasive political maneuvering.

4. He's maneuvering Grodd into a tunnel 5.3 miles from Barry.

5. Berth definition is - sufficient distance for maneuvering a ship

6. In short, large goals required farsighted policies, not tactical maneuvering.

7. We hire military and test pilots to do the maneuvering.

8. Subtle maneuvering of the hands is required to perform delicate tasks like this.

9. A clear, hinged foot , perfect for easy maneuvering when sewing applique pieces.

10. Maneuvering with an army is advantageous ; with an undisciplined multitude , most dangerous.

11. 2 This standoff has provoked some early legal maneuvering as prosecutors and defense attorneys jockey for advantage.

12. Antonyms for Browbeating include persuasion, luring, tempting, beguiling, coaxing, enticing, flattering, maneuvering, manoeuvring and seducing

13. The Swedes’ maneuvering and accurate, rapid artillery fire caused his troops to break and flee.

14. Maneuvering fuel was exhausted on 2 September and the mission was ended in early November.

15. As the maneuvering continues, Israel and Egypt find themselves working together to bolster Abbas and Fatah.

16. They fail to see who is behind the scenes maneuvering the nations from the spirit realm.

17. (Psalm 33:5) Jehovah acted to correct the injustices, maneuvering events so that Joseph was finally released.

18. Or are we adroitly maneuvering matters so as to establish such a recommendation for Jesus’ “other sheep”?

19. Congressional elections loom next year; after that, maneuvering will start for the next presidential election.

20. We followed the edge of the ice for a long stretch, sometimes maneuvering through narrow passages.

21. Fish and Ocean mammal have excellent Propulsion and maneuvering system, whose excellences are good efficiency and low yawp.

22. The Bible unmistakably identifies and unmasks the one who has been maneuvering human leaders and world powers.

23. 30 This standoff has provoked some early legal maneuvering as prosecutors and defense attorneys jockey for advantage.

24. Think a minimalist Bookshelf with LED lights for a museum-worthy display, or one with wheels for simple maneuvering

25. 20 Competent decisions require not only thoughtful consideration and thorough deliberation but also complicated maneuvering through many divergent interests.

26. Several sources said Thibadeau is maneuvering behind the scenes to avoid appearances that he is playing a political game.

27. Berthing refers to the whole process of maneuvering your boat until it is secured in the fixed position in its berth.

28. Inflexible bombarded Turkish forts in the Dardanelles in 1915, but was damaged by return fire and struck a mine while maneuvering.

29. An analysis begun Tuesday afternoon and presented to shuttle managers Wednesday concluded that Columbia lacked the maneuvering propellant for a rendezvous.

30. Manisha Sinha, a historian of the Civil War and abolition, who called Trump’s maneuvering a potential “slow-moving Coup” when I asked in November:

31. The spacecraft's maneuvering propellant was finally depleted on 2 September, and the highly successful mission was formally terminated in early November 1975.

32. On 2 November, Conyngham bombarded Kokumbona, a village on the island of Guadalcanal, and while maneuvering in close quarters, collided with another destroyer.

33. While the Marinid dynasty tried to repel the Portuguese and Spanish invasions and help the kingdom of Granada to outlive the Reconquista, the Wattasids accumulated absolute power through political maneuvering.

34. Firing the two yet unused engines of the Orbital Maneuvering System on board took Columbia into a circular orbit 150 miles above the earth.

35. Having no maneuvering thrusters or steering controls made the Bathysphere vulnerable to the pitching and rolling actions of the ship to which it was tethered.

36. After maneuvering elements of his army onto the hills surrounding the fort, Price launched repeated assaults in the late afternoon hours, suffering horrific casualties.

37. SIZE CHECK Select a gear Coupling to connect a 500 HP, 1170 RPM electric motor to a drive high speed shaft of a maneuvering winch

38. In this paper aerodynamic characteristics of maneuvering reentry vehicle of cruciform configuration and bifurcate configuration are compared by means of the wind tunnel test results.

39. The Pilot is responsible for maneuvering the ship, including navigating around objects, aligning the ship towards a target beacon, evasive maneuvers during combat and repair yard docking.

40. Internal political maneuvering resulted in a new constitution in 1963 that abolished the Prime Minister position and devolved all executive power upon the office of the President.

41. Brinkmanship definition, the technique or practice of maneuvering a dangerous situation to the limits of tolerance or safety in order to secure the greatest advantage, especially by …

42. Jehovah exhibited his Sovereign power by holding in abeyance the aggressive, rapacious powers of Assyria and Babylon until his own due time, even maneuvering them so that they acted in fulfillment of his prophecies.

43. According to the time error, the yaw maneuvering command was generated and route dynamic planning on the basis of the pre-determined route was done to control the impact time.

44. 765 drivers were Apprehended for driving with unfastened safety belts, 477 were Apprehended for overspeeding, 333 drivers were brought to administrative responsibility for violation of overtaking and maneuvering rules

45. Under the adroit maneuvering of Satan the Devil it immediately set its eyes on western horizons to establish a new center for its priesthood and the successorship of Belshazzar.

46. Around this time, El Cid, with a combined Christian and Moorish army, began maneuvering in order to create his own fiefdom in the Moorish Mediterranean coastal city of Valencia.

47. In all of this, we can see Jehovah’s hand maneuvering matters so that through these young men—especially through Daniel—important aspects of the divine purpose would be made known.

48. Generally, shorter, Beamier boats are best suited where a high degree of maneuvering will be required - surging down a winding river or perhaps in rocky outcroppings beyond or in the surf zone

49. An Ambulator which can be mated to a wheeled frame to form a wheelchair isrovided to enable a paraplegic to stand on the Ambulator and be separated from the frame for maneuvering in confined spaces

50. Astrogation, short for astronavigation, is the planning of a route through space and the actual navigation of spacecraft, either subluminal maneuvering in interplanetary travel or the calculations used to perform slipstream space jumps in interstellar travel.

51. 16 By adroit maneuvering, Jehovah, by means of his Greater Cyrus, will put it into the heart and mind of the political leaders of the world to turn against “Babylon the Great,” the world empire of false religion.

52. It was Cyrus and Darius who, by sound and farsighted administrative planning, brilliant military maneuvering, and a humanistic worldview, established the greatness of the Achaemenids and in less than thirty years raised them from an obscure tribe to a world power.

53. Cuboid’s 66 twisted levels will bend your mind with their addictive puzzles, and engage the senses with amazing graphics and soothing [Playstation Network] A 3D puzzle game in which players navigate ancient ruins and lush environments, maneuvering a rectangular block through mystical exits

54. Contriver: 1 n a person who makes plans Synonyms: deviser , planner Types: show 8 types hide 8 types designer , intriguer a person who devises plots or intrigues maneuverer , manoeuvrer a person skilled in maneuvering plotter , schemer a planner who draws up a personal scheme of action strategian , strategist an expert in strategy

55. The Khmer Rouge fired across the bow of Mayaguez and when Captain Charles T. Miller ordered the engine room to slow down to maneuvering speed to avoid the machine-gun fire, the Khmer Rouge then fired a rocket-propelled grenade across the bow of the ship.

56. The Party, the Federal Security Bureau, and the European Peoples' Army were maneuvering against each other in an unprecedentedly overt manner: military budgets queried, more MEPs and Party officials under suspicion or arrest, inquiries launched into FSB illegalities, rapid promotions and demotions and Cashierings, military exercises proceeding

57. Ohio Bushwacks Public Education In a bald-faced attempt to snatch the Worst Sonsabitches In State Government award away from other contenders, Ohio's legislature used swift maneuvering and slick lawmaker tricks to help their Department of Education move forward in the process of giving public education away to privateers .

58. Astronauts were test pilots, this requirement had more to do with their ability to perform effectively in high-stress situations than with their piloting skills, since the spacecraft used in the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo programs had limited maneuvering capability in orbit and came back to Earth using parachutes for

59. These were intended to assist in berthing the ship in harbor and also in negotiating narrow waterways such as the Kiel Canal where, due to the carrier's high freeboard and difficulty in maneuvering at speeds below 8 knots (15 km/h; 9.2 mph), gusting winds might push the ship into the canal sides.

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61. Infantry Battalions are the heart and soul of the ground combat element.The mission of locating, closing with, and destroying the enemy with fire and maneuver and repelling the enemy's assault with fire and close combat lies with the "grunts".Marine infantry Battalions often have limited organic equipment outside of small arms (maneuvering by foot as