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Dec. 10-Servianscapture many Austrians and large stores of supplies.

Oct. 22-Russiansdefeat Germans near Warsaw; Russians capture many Austrian soldiers and some guns in Galicia.

The Mexicans used to capture many Navajo pappooses and bring them up as bond servants or peons.

None of the three major parties seems able to enthuse its own nominal supporters, never mind capture many new ones.

He had to suppress contending factions, to conciliate a hostile populace, and to capture many cities which refused to submit.

President Xi Jinping lamented in June that GDP failed to capture many important aspects of growth, from welfare to environmental degradation.

But Listen.com has to capture many more eyeballs - and ears - before it can play on the same stage as Yahoo!

Even if women fail to capture many seats in November, Dittmar said their presence on the campaign trail would have a snowball effect.

This they do easily, for, when the moon is in the crescent, they hunt the cats with nets, and capture many of them.

Now, a camera with tunable liquid crystal filters can capture many colors at once, a team of space-weather researchers reports Nov. 29 in Optics Express.

In spring and early summer, when the young sheep are small, the eagles are constantly on the watch for them, and unquestionably capture many lambs.

The Institute of Public Affairs has labelled the change "potentially very dangerous" and likely to capture many third-party groups and impose higher disclosure requirements.

A man-eating tiger that stalked the hills of central India for more than two years, eluded capture many times and was suspected of k(...)

This basic model has successfully captured many aspects of human depth perception.

The story of his blind owner Andrew Gemmell has captured many hearts.

He has captured many of the Nizam's cities, and several Mahratta provinces.