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ground gained

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Troops are now beginning the second stage of the operation, attempting to hold the ground gained over recent weeks, ahead of presidential elections in the country next month.
Neither set of forwards could quell the other (neither moving in unison) and as a result there were long spells in which the ball moved only across the field with no ground gained either way.
lt;p>The one bright spot for Microsoft was the slight ground gained by Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) after the browser reached the Release Candidate 1 (RC1) milestone.
 
 
 
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