Whatever the true course of events, it is clear that when the two fleets met, Cleitus with his 240 ships had a distinct numerical advantage over the Athenian fleet.
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Whatever the true course of events, on the next morning, when the Epirote flight was discovered by their Latin allies, they too tried to withdraw, but it was too late.
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Yet the experts-- those assembled last week for a seminar in Colorado and others in the country-- roundly agree that the true course of homeland security has not been set.
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He signed his book, " My True Course ", from 11 a . m . to 3 p . m . on both Saturday and Sunday at the museum's Aviation Wing.
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With Mao-style Marxism totally discredited, Jiang constantly evokes a fuzzy " Deng Xiaoping theory " as the nation's guide, and he often appears to be groping for his own true course.
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The press release drafted by Sinfield to promote " Lizard " wryly quoted Max Ehrmann's poem " Desiderata ", which contains advice on how to chart a true course through confusion.
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In long years of listening to people, I've learned to be suspicious of people who always know, without equivocation, that they know the whole truth and that they are following the true course.
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Due to the secretive nature of the state and the blurred lines as to where the royal family s finances and the state finances began and ended, establishing the true course of events is very difficult.
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To determine the economy's true course, " because of the strike situation, I really think you have to smooth things ( out over ) several months in order to get a picture of the labor market situation ."
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Whatever the true course of events, his disgrace did not last long, as his successor, Kesta Styppiotes, was decisively beaten by the Arabs, and Andrew soon regained his post, which he held to the end of his life.
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