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In Star Wars: Battlefront, the ARC troopers (named in the game) are the heavy weapons specialist.

His firm was named in homage to the Beatles' record label, Apple.

David and Victoria are one of just 10 couples named in the annual fashion poll.

The name of Zhulin Qixian was named in East Jin Dynasty.

Street photo of Koblenz. This is how the streets are named in Germany.

None of their four living sisters was named in their will.

The only wine ever to be named in the Wine Spectator's Top 100 five years in a row.

In recognition of that contribution, there is now a biennial Celebration of Womenin Computing, which was named in her honor.

Unless agreed otherwise in individual cases, all deliveries shall be made free of charge (DDP named place of destination acc. to INCOTERMS 2010) to the destination named in the order.

Was named in 1996 as a "well-off area", under the jurisdiction of village Peng as the "first Handan village.

The partitions are not named in this case, because the represented property provides sufficient information to identify the partition.

A destructor is named in a similar manner, except that it has a ~ (tilde) followed by the parent's name.

The Dr John Garang Memorial University, named in honour of the SPLM's former leader who died in a helicopter crash in 2005, was set up in 2008.

Von Jouanne's lab is named in memory of Wallace, who died in 2006, but the Wallace Energy Systems &Renewables Facility (WESRF) is familiarly known as "We Surf."

Dingzhou Yangko also known as big Yangko Dingxian, is popular in North China Plain, an ancient Chinese operas Midwest, because birthplace is named in the Dingzhou.

There are two legends. One is that it was named in memoryof the temple in India where Xuan Zang lived, on a goose-shaped hill.

If you are going to use a directory to store the trust store, the files must be named in a certain way.

This insurance shall take effect from the time the insured goods leave the consignor's warehouse at the place of shipment named in the policy .

These, in turn, activate the rather disturbingly named inflammasomes, and those go on to trigger inflammation, a standard immunological response to invasion by microbiological bad guys.

In our example, on the editor's free-form surface (FFS) you will create nodes for a Web page named in, and .

If by chance named in recognition of leadership, will be excited day, parents fear most is the total of "caress" the tone that he was still young.

In the American civil war of cent, years of war makes a man named inman (Jude lothrop). Shebeginstofall southern soldiers tired, and in several recent campaign inman seriously wounded much torment.

If the insured goods are to be forwarded to the final destination named in the Policy or any other destination, this insurance shall terminate in accordance with Section 1 above.

And Abraham hearkened unto Ephron; and Abraham weighed to Ephron the silver, which he had named in the audience of the sons of Heth, four hundred shekels of silver, current money with the merchant.

Unbeknown to me, the players, led by my United team-mate Gary Neville, immediately called a meeting to discuss my case and voted to go on strike unless I was named in the squad.