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Alexander lined up his archers in midriver to cover his retreating men as best they could, then ordered his artillery to set up quickly on the far side of the river and aim their catapults at the approaching horsemen from maximum range.
Alexander the Great Philip Freeman 2011
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Alexander lined up his archers in midriver to cover his retreating men as best they could, then ordered his artillery to set up quickly on the far side of the river and aim their catapults at the approaching horsemen from maximum range.
Alexander the Great Philip Freeman 2011
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Alexander lined up his archers in midriver to cover his retreating men as best they could, then ordered his artillery to set up quickly on the far side of the river and aim their catapults at the approaching horsemen from maximum range.
Alexander the Great Philip Freeman 2011
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“Good look, brother,” Isda shouted, and he then flew midriver under the bridge, hunting Forcas.
Surrender the Dark L. A. Banks 2011
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“Good look, brother,” Isda shouted, and he then flew midriver under the bridge, hunting Forcas.
Surrender the Dark L. A. Banks 2011
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Last summer, he was standing on a rock midriver, fly-fishing, when a raft packed with tourists bashed into him, he says, and knocked him into the water.
In This Political Battle, a River Runs Through It Stephanie Simon 2010
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Last summer, he was standing on a rock midriver, fly-fishing, when a raft packed with tourists bashed into him, he says, and knocked him into the water.
In This Political Battle, a River Runs Through It Stephanie Simon 2010
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Last summer, he was standing on a rock midriver, fly-fishing, when a raft packed with tourists bashed into him, he says, and knocked him into the water.
In This Political Battle, a River Runs Through It Stephanie Simon 2010
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In the century since the end of the war, the original bridge had been widened repeatedly until the small midriver islands on which the pilings were set had all but vanished.
Through Wolfs Eyes 2001
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“Midriver, midriver!” the former midfielder would be coaching.
The Fourth Hand Irving, John, 1942- 2001
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