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The outcome of casting a vote is going to the poll. Then standing there to vote.
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Meade defeated Lee. Lee retreated to Virginia, never to invade the North again.
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German invasion postponed, and we bought ourselves some time to strengthen defences.
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There were a few outcome of the battle of Stalingrad. One of which was that it was a decisive victory for the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany's first major defeat. Because of this battle, it was the turning point of the war. The outcome was mainly determined when the German 6th Army was trapped within the city and were nearly completely destroyed.
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During World War II, the immediate outcome of 'Operation Overlord,' as the Allied invasion of Normandy, France, was called, was the securing of a beach-head in Europe for the Allies. Considered less immediately, the operation led to the breakout of powerful Allied armies into the interior of France and then, months later, the final surrender of Germany.
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If you choose to take the lead in an important project you could be disliked. This is because you'd be making all of the major decisions.
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If food passes too quickly through your colon it is not absorbed. If food passes too slowly through your colon it backs your system up.
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The resultant geographic change after World War 1 caused economic degradation for some countries and growth for others. Countries like Germany that lost many large territories and colonies lost important sources of raw materials for their industries.
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Linda Cavanaugh is the name of the main character of the Lifetime movie, "Widow on the Hill," which is based on a true story.
Here is a synopsis from the Lifetime website:
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it abolished slavery The union won. this placed the USA in a position where it could start to modernise its economic base, A fortunate a side effect of this was that slavery was abolished several years later. Even after the war was won there was still slavery.
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Which Greek wars? Did you mean the Peloponnesian War, which was fought by the city-states of Athens and Sparta(and their allies)? Athens lost that war. There was the Greco-Persian War, fought between some of the city-states of Greece and the Persian Empire. A stalemate was reached. These are two of the wars that Greece has participated in form or another.
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The justices heard oral arguments on February 27 and February 28, 1963, and rendered their 8-1 decision in favor of Schempp on June 17, 1963.
The Supreme Court affirmed the US District Court decision overturning a Pennsylvania statute requiring Bible verses be read at the beginning of each school day.
Read more: When_was_Abington_School_District_v._Schempp_heard_in_the_US_Supreme_Court
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McKinney was thereupon permanently reassigned out of his SMA billet and laterally reignited to the rank of Command Sergeant Major; his successor, SMA Robert E. Hall, was promptly installed. Command Sergeant Major (then-formerly SMA) McKinney was acquitted of all sexual harassment charges, but was convicted of obstruction of justice, and received a reduction in grade to Master Sergeant (E-8) and a reprimand.
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4 Japanese aircraft carriers, (4 of their best), and a heavy cruiser sunk and the turning back of an invasion force, the first major defeat for Japan in WW2. Set against the US loss of 1 carrier and 1 destroyer, both by the same submarine.
The scale of human loss for Japan: US was about 10:1.
The Japanese Navy never really recovered from the defeat at Midway.
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The Battle of Fredericksburg was an overwhelming Confederate victory. The Confederates were well fortified in their defensive positions. The Union Army under the newly appointed Commander Ambrose Burnside made numerous attacks against the Confederate positions and were repulsed each time with great loss of life of the Union soldiers. Eventually, Burnside's Generals refused to obey when he ordered more such frontal attacks. The battle had such an effect on the Union Army that Burnside was replaced as Commander, and at the Battle of Gettysburg at the end of "Pickett's Charge" when the situation was reversed,the Union troops were loudly chanting"Fredericksburg","Fredericksburg" because the bitterness of that memory was still very strong.
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The U.S. won World War I and set up the League of Nations to decide on what to do with Germany and Italy. The Treaty of Versailles was also signed that set limits on the future of Germany. America did not sign due to unrest at home. Actually- The League of Nations was a condition contained within the treaty of Versailles. Because of a lack of support in Congress, the United States never signed this document and therefore never entered this collaboration between nations. Due to the United States' lack of participation, the League of Nations was not long lived, and not until the creation of the United Nation (WWII) did the United States become involved in an international coalition such as this.
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According to Ambrose Bierce, revolution can be defined as the process by which a corrupt government is replaced by an even more corrupt government. History generally confirms this jaundiced view, however, now and then a revolution works out more successfully, replacing a corrupt government with a better government.
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Henry the 8th changed and turned the Catholic Church to Protestant in order to divorce and remarry as he couldn't get a Papal dispensation.
Most of the country became Protestant, specifically members of the Church of England.
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Our entire concept of Chivalry has been corrupted over the years by victorian romanticists and that knights could get away with many crimes and go unpunished.
However there is a ceremony to stripping a knight of his rank; first the said disgraced knight is brought before a priest and his lord if he is a landed knight or the knight/priest who elevated him if he is a free knight, he is then stripped of his arms (this means armour more then weapons) and his spurs then his sword is taken away from him broken in two and laid out before him.
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It was a complete failure: Villa was never apprehended and even though two of his generals and some of his men were killed, the major objective of the invasion was never fulfilled. When trying to capture Villa in the small town of Carrizal, Chihuahua, Pershing's cavalry unwittingly confronted Mexican Federal Troops (who were also enemies of Villa), thus starting the Battle of Carrizal. Such confrontation resulted in a phyrric Mexican victory, with 16 American soldiers killed, 1 wounded and 25 captured (and later exchanged). On the Mexican side, there were 24 killed and 43 wounded.
In his own words, Pershing stated:
...when the true history is written, it will not be a very inspiring chapter for school children, or even grownups to contemplate. Having dashed into Mexico with the intention of eating the Mexicans raw, we turned back at the first repulse and are now sneaking home under cover, like a whipped cub with its tail between its legs.
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* Korea remained divided between a Communist North and a non-Communist (and relatively free) South, with the dividing line between them almost exactly where it was before. Thus, from our perspective, it was a successful defense of South Korea's territory. * The North Koreans rabid with communist doctoraniation saw the South as an enemy, made soft by the American administration, which they construed as capitalist exploitation and as usual decided to destroy it and replace it with a Peoples Republic where everyone is equal. (Which usually means miserably poor and ignorant). * The war didn't really end. In 1954, the Soviet officials and representatives that fought in the Korean War met in Switzerland but failed to draw up a stable peace plan. They were unable to settle the unification of Korea, but agreed to work toward the agreement of a stable peace treaty. So North and South Korea were not happy, but a peace treaty was signed by US and China without the participation of the two Koreas. So basically the war did not end. So politically and militarily the war was inconclusive, the two sides still watched each other over the demilitarized zone waiting for the day when the fight might begin again. * The outcome of the Korean War was a truce or cease fire to an inconclusive conflict with no victory. * The Korean War was a deadlock, it didn't end far from where it started. Half of Korea's industry and a third of all homes were destroyed. There were 4 million military and civilian casualties: 33,600 Americans, 16,000 UN allies, 415,000 South Koreans, 520,000 North Koreans and 900,000 Chinese (estimated). *
* Technically the Korean war is still going on. The United States still has troops in South Korea guarding the demilitarized zone and the North Koreans have troops on the other side. There is a cease fire in effect...but the war has never been resolved over 50 years later.
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In the immediate end of WW(II) . Victory for the Allies, Great Britain, and its Empire, the USA and the USSR.
Germany was occupied by USA, Britain, France and USSR.
Italy was occupied by the USA and Britain.
Japan was occupied by the USA.
The USSR brought down an 'Iron Curtain' across Europe , to try and coerce everyone/nation to go communist, so that Moscow(USSR) could control all.
The Iron Curtain was a potical line separating Germany into two halves, East (Communist) and West (Democratic/Capitalist). Other countries east of the Iron Curtain were Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Roumania , Bulgaria and part of Austria. Countries west of the Iron curtain were West Germany, France , Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands, Spain, Portugal , UK and Republic of Ireland (Eire), Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland. Because of a political impasse, it was difficult to cross the Iron Curtain in any direction.
All this occurred between 1945 and 1948.
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You make an outcome by solving everything and the result that is left is referred to as the outcome!!
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When the outcome consists of an event that is not the one you are looking for.
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The outcome was that the colinist won. The outcome was that the colinist won.
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There is typically no issue with transferring type O blood to a person with type A blood, as type O blood is considered a universal donor. However, recipients of type O blood may not receive all necessary components found in type A blood, such as A antigens, potentially causing a minor immune response. It is best to match blood types as closely as possible to minimize these reactions.
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A specific outcome is the result of a particular action or event. The outcome of an action would vary greatly depending on the specific action.
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outcome means what is the answer, like in english, the outcome of an event is what happens after the event takes place.
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Well, results is the outcome of something and outcome is the results of something..... So yes they are alike.
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False. Probability only predicts the outcome. It does not assure the outcome.
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What will the outcome of the super bowl be?
Extra studying should lead to a postitive outcome on the test.
We had many rough therapy sessions, but in the end, the outcome was positive.
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An outcome is what actually happens, while the probability of that outcome is how likely that particular thing is to happen.
Say I was flipping a coin. The probability of the outcome of heads is 1/2 because there are 2 possible outcomes and heads is only 1 of them. Then when I flip the coin, it lands on tails. The outcome is tails.
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in math terms, specifically statistics, the outcome is the results expressed as part of the total.
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