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  • 41Oil Campaign of World War II — Oil Campaign[1] of World War II Part of Strategic bombing campaigns in Europe …

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  • 42power play — noun Date: 1947 1. a military, diplomatic, political, or administrative maneuver in which power is brought to bear 2. a. a concentrated attack in football in which the ballcarrier is preceded by a mass of blockers b. a situation in ice hockey in… …

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  • 43Spanish ship Nuestra Señora de la Santísima Trinidad (1769) — The Spanish ship Santísima Trinidad (officially named Santisima Trinidad y Nuestra Señora del Buen Fin ) was a first rate ship of the line of 120 guns, later increased to 140 guns on four decks. For many years she was the largest warship in the… …

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  • 44Battle of Jenkins' Ferry — Infobox Military Conflict conflict=Battle of Jenkins Ferry caption= partof=American Civil War date=April 30, 1864 place=Grant County, Arkansas result=Union victory in retreat combatant1= flagicon|USA|1863 United States (Union) combatant2=… …

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  • 4519th (Central Ontario) Battalion, CEF — Infobox Military Unit unit name=The 19th (Central Ontario) Battalion, CEF caption=The cap badge of the 19th Battalion dates= 6 November, 1914–30 April, 1919 country=Canada branch=Militia type=Line Infantry role=Light Infantry size= One battalion… …

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  • 46hit-and-run — hit and runner, n. /hit n run /, adj., v., hit and ran, hit and running. adj. 1. guilty of fleeing the scene of an accident or injury one has caused, esp. a vehicular accident, thereby attempting to evade being identified and held responsible: a… …

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  • 47Spanish ship Nuestra Señora de la Santísima Trinidad — Santísima Trinidad Career …

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  • 48hit-and-run — hit′ and run′ adj. v. ran, run•ning 1) guilty of fleeing the scene of an accident one has caused, esp. a vehicular accident: a hit and run driver[/ex] 2) involving or resulting from such action or conduct: hit and run fatalities[/ex] 3) spo… …

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  • 49NIRIM — (Heb. נִירִים; Plowed Fields ), kibbutz in southern Israel, in the Eshkol Region of the western Negev, affiliated with Kibbutz Arẓi Ha Shomer ha Ẓa ir. Originally established as one of the 11 villages founded in the Negev on the night of Oct. 6,… …

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  • 50NIẒẒANIM — (Heb. נִצָּנִים; sprouts ), kibbutz and youth village in southern Israel, 5 mi. (8 km.) N. of Ashkelon, affiliated with Ha No ar ha Ẓiyyoni. Niẓẓanim was founded in 1943 by pioneers from Romania, when efforts were made to expand Jewish settlement …

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