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- well as Polish forces and as many as 10 divisions of the German Army, remobilised from prisoner-of-war status. Any quick success would be caused by surprise...
- army and police force. A planned All Black tour to South Africa in 1985 remobilised the New Zealand protesters and it was cancelled. A "rebel tour" – not...
- form the Gondwana supercontinent. This collision is thought to have remobilised base metals, largely already present in the sediments that had ac****ulated...
- pyroclastic flows, ash deposits, and later, lahars caused by rainwater remobilising earlier volcanic deposits, thousands of houses were destro****. Mayon...
- up to 100 ppm. Hydrothermal processes at about 300 million years ago remobilised uranium from these granites and enriched them in the quartz-hematite...
- against France in 1806, its main ally the Russians still remained far away remobilising. The Electorate of Saxony would be Prussia's sole German ally. Napoleon...
- of metal precipitates retained in sediments are easily oxidised and remobilised when exposed to atmospheric oxygen (e.g., copper sulfide or elemental...
- official recognition while peace talks were ongoing. However, the force was remobilised in November 1921, after security powers were transferred from London...
- snowfalls) and must be disposed of in a manner that prevents it from being remobilised by wind and aircraft. Ash may disrupt transportation systems over large...
- is formed from oil shale in which some of the hydrocarbons have been remobilised as liquid asphalt. The process is as follows: Crude oil (petroleum) is...