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President Robert Mugabe's ruling Zanu-PF party quickly moved to claim the fields as its own, cancelling ACR's prospecting rights and sending in the army to oust the panners and local inhabitants and to seal off the area.
Not even the prime minister, whose plan was expected to include opening a new dump — which is always a serious not-in-my-backyard problem — and sending in the army to help haul away the accumulated refuse.
Expected to compromise with the officers, whose grievances he recognized as real, Coolidge surprised the electorate by doing an end run around the mayor, firing the strikers, and sending in the State Guard to deal with violence and looting in the city.
I was just too far behind on documenting our last days finds and sending in the list to my colleagues at the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources to issue the export permit to allow us to take specimens back to the Academy for future studies.
I could have finished the applications on time, but there is only a two-week difference between ranking the colleges and sending in the applications, which doesn't allow for much time to polish up them up (unless you started working on the applications before ranking them).
Mr. Panetta recited a series of national security decisions by Mr. Obama: Deploying an additional 30,000 American troops to Afghanistan, ordering American participation in the bombing campaign in Libya and sending in the SEAL team that killed Osama bin Laden.
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You can hardly ship out the Queen and send in the marching bands.
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