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1. The ridge forked off into a narrower section, and soon he was having to use his hands to stabilise his descent towards the base of the waterfall

2. and he could only hope to stabilise the pain so he was ready for

3. " I say again, if you need hundreds or thousands of troops to stabilise one country you lost the war already and would be better off to withdraw them as a lost cause and go home

4. As said, when the Portugese fled Angola in 1974 many African States asked secretly for South Africa (as the only local super power) to stage an invasion to stabilise Angola

5. The pain of the dagger was nothing compared to the sudden relief she felt, as her breathing seemed to stabilise

6. Although it would take many more years to stabilise the country it was a start

7. “I can get her ready to travel in half an hour, but I’ll need longer to stabilise her

8. this push, their orbiting speeds stabilise the

9. By February the Russian attack ran out of steam, allowing the Germans to stabilise and consolidate the front

10. The defeat of Germany's enemies in the west would stabilise the front and restore the balance of power in Germany's favour

11. The dimension we just left, is less stable, so my task is to find the Gates and stabilise them enough to provide entry to other dimensions

12. looking for that cooling balm to stabilise my

13. Stabilise the forearm with a sandbag

14. Place a belt over the pelvis to stabilise it and a weight on the over-hanging knee

15. Place one leg on a stool to stabilise the pelvis

16. Stabilise the ruler between two objects

17. It took several weeks for the new ink formula to integrate and stabilise, and then he wrote a different set of words on the Coptic papyrus

18. After Cambodians liberation in 1979, Lee decided he would serve more of a purpose staying in Cambodia to help stabilise the war-ravaged country

19. and then stabilise,” Woole answered for his colleague

20. nothing to stabilise the situation…so from the age of six to the age of twelve, Raymond, as

21. although this is what you need to stabilise them