And also, it appears to have a high thrust to weight ratio, which again is another positive.

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And "Repulse of General Johnson's Division by General Geary's White Star Division" depicts the seven-hour battle for Culp's Hill, a piece of strategic high ground that was basically the last thrust by the Confederate forces against the Union right flank.

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As for the story's moralizing, finger-wagging thrust--if you have a high income, a cut in tax rates by definition will mean more dollars for you than for those with lower incomes.

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Version 2.0 continues the Gates emphasis on successful high-school completion and college-readiness for disadvantaged young people and adds a parallel thrust toward college completion.

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