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Soheil1 Posted 14 years ago
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What does it mean that 'the battle was joined'?started?
Thanks in advance!
What does it mean that 'the battle was joined'?started?
Thanks in advance!
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It means anothet person or group entered the fight, usually siding with one of the current participants.
- It means anothet person or group entered the fight, usually siding with one of the current participants.
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It means anothet person or group entered the fight, usually siding with one of the current participants.
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soheil1What does it mean that 'the battle was joined'?started?A full sentence would sentence would help us to assist you precisely.
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Ok.
Seirawan writes that his opponent was presumably repeating a Grand Master in the opening phase of a chess game they had and, when they reached the middlegame, seirawan thought with himself with a good deal of relief 'at least he is now out of the book, and he is on his own'.Then Seirawan writes:
"The battle was joined and I needed to concentrate."
Seirawan writes that his opponent was presumably repeating a Grand Master in the opening phase of a chess game they had and, when they reached the middlegame, seirawan thought with himself with a good deal of relief 'at least he is now out of the book, and he is on his own'.Then Seirawan writes:
"The battle was joined and I needed to concentrate."
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