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1. Three columns were to invade Zululand, from the Lower Tugela, Rorke's Drift, and Utrecht respectively, their objective being Ulundi, the royal kraal.
2. Divided in three columns, the invaders reached Thermopylae, the Gallipoli peninsula and the suburbs of Constantinople.

Three Setose Appendages

1. Morphology of anamorphs is superficially similar to that of Tetraploa, but conidia are composed of three columns and three setose appendages.

Greece

1. Of the three columns found in Greece, Doric columns are the simplest.

Three Miles

1. Beatty's ships were divided into three columns, with the two battlecruiser squadrons leading in parallel lines three miles apart.

Instructions

1. Lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong Custer divided the 7 th Cavalry into three columns, ignored both warnings and instructions, then engaged the Indians.

Forum

1. Today the podium survives without the facing, as do the three columns and a piece of the architrave, one of the most famous features in the Forum.

Relational Databases

1. By analogy to relational databases, the CarInsurance type resembles a relational table with three columns, two of which are keys.

Triangular Base

1. Three columns sit atop a stepped triangular base with feet.

Marching

1. On July 20 Nicephorus divided the army into three columns, each marching by a different route towards Pliska.

Vertical Line

1. This type of double stemplot contains three columns, each separated by a vertical line.

Three Rows

1. In the table below there are three rows and three columns, so there are 4 degrees of freedom.

Column

1. Jinn first devised three columns of armies, with Xun Linfu in charge of the middle column, Xian Hu the right column, and Xian Mie the left column.

Columns

1. One suspect belief is that when a piece has a Kangxi mark written in three columns of two characters rather than two columns of six, it may be Yongzhen.

Villeneuve

1. Villeneuve again ordered his fleet into three columns, but soon changed his mind and ordered a single line.

Perryville

1. On October 7, Buell's army, in pursuit of Bragg, converged on the small crossroads town of Perryville in three columns.

Pacify

1. In AD 225, the famed statesman Zhuge Liang led three columns into Yunnan to pacify the tribes.

Three Columns

1. It took most of 20 October for Villeneuve to get his fleet organised, and it set sail in three columns for the Straits of Gibraltar to the south-east.
2. Zhuge Liang, recognising the importance of stability in the south, ordered the advance of the Shu armies in three columns against the Nanman.

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1. Pacify
2. Perryville
3. Villeneuve
4. Set Sail
5. Recognising
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