While overnight gauges of volatility have fallen back from earlier highs, they still remain elevated compared to historical averages.
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Trading down 0.1 percent at 1.1232, the franc has fallen back from its 2019 highs of 1.117 as broader risk appetite boosted the euro.
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Brent crude futures were last up 48 cents at $33.87 a barrel at 0907 GMT, having fallen back from a session high of $35.55 earlier.
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"There was a strong level of technical resistance at $1,290 - $1,292, it is a level we have fallen back from and we are consolidating below," Meger said.
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The euro dipped on Draghi's comments and was seen trading at $1.1191 against the greenback on Tuesday morning, having fallen back from an 11-day high of $1.1220.
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Though it has fallen back from highs of around 15% in polls following the refugee crisis, its strategy of polarisation and provocation has allowed it to reach popularity ratings of around 9% today.
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The percentage doing so on an ad hoc basis has fallen back from the 2016 figure of 29 per cent to 24 per cent; the 2017 number is more consistent with previous years.
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"This is a special moment, this is a special mission, and we are in a special nation that has never, never fallen back from a challenge," Mr. Inslee said at a news conference Friday morning at a bus depot in Los Angeles.
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Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, 1944, p. 350 The 68th Guards had fallen back from Budapest and crossed to the west bank of the Danube where it joined the 99th Rifle Division south of Paks.The Gamers, Inc.
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Bataillon Volontaires 41 (BV 41) had fallen back from Salavan. Bataillon Volontaires 43 (BV 43) had withdrawn from Attopeu. Also present was a unit from the Forces Armées Neutralistes, Bataillon de Parachutistes 104 (BP 104).Conboy, Morrison, p. 287.
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As usual, the Southern commander was confident of repulsing the enemy. During the night, the Confederates withdrew across the Etowah River. As they fell back, their feelings were mixed. They had lost a very strong position at Dalton, and had fallen back from Resaca, Calhoun, and Adairsville.
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Both here and in the defences further to the north west a few survivors fought on for some hours. A small party, which eventually succeeded in withdrawing, reported that it had fallen back from post to post, beating off many attacks, and that an officer was last seen at 16.00 still firing a Lewis gun, though with one hand smashed. Almost the whole battalion had been killed or captured, including the CO, Lt-Col H. Johnson (wounded and captured). Only one front-line officer of 176th Brigade made it back, and the survivors were collected that night two miles back, to hold a trench there.
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The British advance carried beyond the village but some confusion among the British allowed Mermet's reserves to drive into and through Elviña again chasing the 50th and 42nd back up the slope. Moore called up his divisional reserve, some 800 men from two battalions of the Guards, and together with the 42nd they halted the French advance. The positions of the armies at Corunna. The British are in red and the French in blue. The British commander had just rallied the 42nd that had fallen back from Elviña and had ordered the Guards to advance on the village when he was struck by a cannonball.
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After conquering Prussia in the autumn of 1806, Napoleon entered Poland to confront the Russian army, which had been preparing to support the Prussians until their sudden defeat. Crossing the river Vistula, the French advance corps took Warsaw on 28 November 1806. The Russian army was under the overall command of Field Marshal Mikhail Kamensky, but he was old and becoming infirm. The Russian First Army of some 55,000 to 68,000 men,Petre "Poland", 2001 ed, p38 commanded by Count Bennigsen, had fallen back from the Vistula to the line of the River Wkra,Petre "Poland", 2001 ed, p70 in order to unite with the Second Army, about 37,000 strong,Petre "Poland", 2001 ed, p39 under Buxhowden, which was approaching from Russia and was still some 15 days march from the First Army.
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After defeating the Prussian army in the autumn of 1806, Emperor Napoleon entered partitioned Poland to confront the Russian army, which had been preparing to support the Prussians until their sudden defeat. Crossing the River Vistula, the French advance corps took Warsaw on 28 November 1806. Levin August Bennigsen The Russian army was under the overall command of Field Marshal Mikhail Kamensky, but he was old and becoming infirm. The Russian First Army of some 55,000 to 68,000 men,Petre "Poland", 2001 ed, p38 commanded by Count Bennigsen, had fallen back from the Vistula to the line of the River Wkra (Ukra),Petre "Poland", 2001 ed, p70 in order to unite with the Second Army, about 37,000 strong,Petre "Poland", 2001 ed, p39 under General Friedrich Wilhelm von Buxhoeveden (Buxhöwden), which was approaching from Russia and was still several days march from the First Army.
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Tasked with securing a beachhead around the bay, and providing artillery support to the Australians fighting around Komiatum and Bobdubi, elements of the PIB under the command of Captain Ernest Hitchcock, were pushed ahead of the US force to scout the area, and around 14 July they succeeded in locating several Japanese elements around Boisi including marines and soldiers from the III Battalion of the 66th Infantry Regiment, which were orientated to defend against a landing around Tambu Bay. In addition to these forces, which numbered about 250 men, further Japanese forces which had fallen back from Mubo had also established themselves in force on a ridge overlooking the bay. This ridge, which provided good observation of Tambu Bay, allowing the Japanese to fire artillery down on to the landing beaches, was later named Roosevelt Ridge by the Americans, naming it after Major Archibald Roosevelt, the commander of the 3rd Battalion of the 162nd Infantry Regiment. Map of key locations during the fighting around Salamaua.
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