Labour at one stage commanded a seven-point lead in some polls.
At one stage KOSB commanding officer Lieutenant-Colonel Payton-Reid led a bayonet charge to clear the Germans from the area.
She could perform a one-stage command but not three.
The MMSE assesses overall cognitive impairment based on five cognitive domains: 1) orientation (orientation to time and place), 2) registration (registration of three words), 3) attention (backward spelling of 'WORLD'), 4) memory (recall of three words) and 5) language (naming, repetition and following a three-stage command) [ 34].
Participants must follow a three-stage command to produce an oral rinse sample which may be impossible for those with cognitive impairment, and there may be a risk of aspiration especially in supine patients or those with dysphagia.
In less than 12 minutes, as Saturn 5's three stages fire one after the other, the Apollo command module and its linked lunar module settle into a low orbit of Earth.
With the main Valhöll stage commanding the front, leading into a smaller woodland clearing of two smaller outdoor stages, Embla and Gimli, a lengthy, narrow tented stage named Askur and a larger, few-thousand capacity tented stage tucked away behind it all named Hel, the design wasn't dissimilar to the majority of small outdoor, almost hippie festivals in the UK.
The games took place in three stages, beginning with "information warfare" intended to paralyze enemy communications and command systems electronically.
Rather than step-by-step testing of each of the giant rocket's three stages, the work would be condensed, with all stages "live" from the start, together with an Apollo command and service module.
A five-second rule was introduced at one stage to try to bring some order as several players typed commands at the same time.
