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Examples
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“Denn diese werden an unbestandenen Orten durch die Leine niedergezogen,” Lenz; sunelkontai conj.
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There, they took positions on the hills overlooking Leine, and set up to cover the crossing of the other allied troops.
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Engineers had repaired the Russian bridges on the Leine, and Mackall was about to move his tanks east to support the mechanized troops guarding the rubble that was Alfeld.
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The bridges on the Leine were being destroyed almost as fast as they could be repaired.
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His men had to race through the enemy lines as quickly as possible in order to seize the bridges on the Leine.
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A minute later, they crossed the Leine north of Alfeld.
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He now had a full fighting division across the Leine-the remains of one, he corrected himself.
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The Germans already had Gronau, and the Russian forces east of the Leine were now cut off from their supplies.
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The new commander had staged a successful forced river crossing, putting another two regiments of mechanized infantry on the far bank, and now three ribbon bridges were being built across the Leine-or at least a spirited attempt was under way to build them, despite murderous artillery fire from NATO units.
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The Americans in their Bradley tracked vehicles avoided the town entirely, hurrying down the right bank of the Leine and crossing to the other side in good order.
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