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Once again, Smith's inability to avoid offending his superiors caused him to be replaced as commander of the land forces despite his success.
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Once again sportswriters were quick to draw attention to Smith's outstanding defensive play instead of his 2 for 23 effort at the plate.
Martina McBride and Connie Smith dueted on Smith's signature hit " Once a Day ," and other collaborations included Dierks Bentley and Del McCoury (" Roll On Buddy, Roll On "), Josh Turner and Lorrie Morgan (" Golden Ring "), and Montgomery Gentry and Charlie Daniels Band (" Devil Went Down To Georgia "), among others.
One of the four songs recorded during the session entitled " Once a Day " ( written by Anderson especially for Smith ) was chosen to be Smith's debut single.
Among these songs was Smith's follow-up single to " Once a Day " released in early 1965 titled " Then and Only Then ".
He wrote many of country singer Connie Smith's biggest hits in the 1960s, including her best-known song, " Once a Day ," which topped off at No. 1 in 1964 and spent eight weeks there, the longest by any female country music singer.
Once established in Philadelphia as chief counsel for the railroad, Gowen further gained the trust of the current president, Charles E. Smith, so that when Smith took a needed ocean voyage for his health in mid 1869, 33-year-old Gowen was put in charge upon Smith's recommendation to the Board of Managers.
" The song spends four weeks atop the Billboard magazine Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart, the longest for a debut release by a female artist since Connie Smith's debut " Once a Day " in 1964.
Once the 53rd United States Congress convened, Smith's time was consumed by lobbying for statehood and performance of routine efforts.
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Once absorbed by Clan Wolf for a brutal crackdown on dissenting merchants that proved their inability to rule.
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Once Charles IV took up the throne, Edward had attempted to avoid doing so again, increasing tensions between the two.
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Once again XX Corps retreated in order to avoid possible encirclement by superior forces.
Once Charles took up the throne, Edward attempted to avoid doing so again.
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Once the infants have broken out of the shells, there is a requirement to remove the debris in order to avoid predators.
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Once the value of the top card is known the cheat may resort to second dealing in order to avoid dealing a good card to an opponent, or to avoid dealing a bad card to himself ( or to a secret accomplice ).
Once established in Western European nations, Bawer maintains, the Islamists avoid integration and answer only to sharia law, while avoiding the legal systems of their host nations, allowing abuse of women, gays, Jews, and non-Muslims.
Once the MLF is complete, the red wine is usually racked ( decanted ) off its lees ( dead yeast cells and other solids ), and has sulphur dioxide preservative added to avoid oxidation and bacterial spoilage.
Once the both extremities of the pole are blocked, the other team members can step over the casualty ( one by one, holding the others ' shoulder to avoid falling ) without any risk of rocking for the stretcher.
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Once again making reference to proper behavior based upon religious doctrine and morality, Washington advocates a policy of good faith and justice towards all nations, and urges the American people to avoid long-term friendly relations or rivalries with any nation.
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