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The arrow-heads must have gone through the breastplate and scratched the skin.
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A breastplate and tassets of the sixteenth century are shown in Fig.
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A spear had pierced his breastplate and snapped off in his side.
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Send to Higelac, if I fall in the fight, my beautiful breastplate.
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When we reached the violated case, Mortimer stopped and examined the breastplate.
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The majestic and magnificent matron, under whose aegis I reside for rs.
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These Officers are not living under the aegis of the Army, however.
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We would explore under the aegis of no cicerone but our curiosity.
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There are now five such organisations under the aegis of the church.
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This was all done under the aegis of Academic Freedom, mused Henry.
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The thunder burst again- ashort ,abruptpeal, as if the egis had fallen from the weakened hand of the thunderer.
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France's Egis Airport Operation has a 10 percent stake in the company.
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Bulk sales, one of the most rapidly growing segments within Egis' portfolio, expanded by 95 percent.
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Mandatory subsidy repayments and newly introduced sales agent registration fees cost the firm 935 million forints, Egis added.
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Egis's bottom line was lifted by financial income, which doubled thanks to interest income and favourable hedging contracts.
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The government's measures cost Egis 1.7 billion for the full year, the firm said.
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The government's measures cost Egis 1.7 billion forints for the full year, the firm said.
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Egis' bottom line was lifted by financial income, which doubled on the back of interest income and favourable hedging contracts.
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Menthy added that production at Egis, one of Hungary's biggest industrial firms, was otherwise unaffected and production was continuing on schedule.
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Egis said that the dollar's weakening alone resulted in a 4.7 billion exchange rate loss for the year.
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Triunfo and UTC each own 45 percent of ABSA, as the operator is known, while Egis controls a 10 percent stake.
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Coverex, a blood pressure drug, had the second highest turnover for Egis in fiscal 2006 and generated 5.3 billion forints in revenue.
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Accounts show that the French-owned Egis Road & Tunnel Operation Ireland Ltd recorded a 15.5 per cent rise in revenue to €17.3 million.