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The two petitioners Major General (R) Saeed Ahmed Wala and Brig (R) Abdul Malik Khan argued that the path leading to Buddhist Stupa and Dharmarajika monastery comprising of khasara no 151 of revenue department is protected under the antiquities Act 1975 and keeping in view its international significance and importance, it should be protected being the enlistee of UNESCO World cultural heritage.

Figure 2 shows the effects of expected rank and career length on the breakeven discount rate for a White, male 35-year-old enlistee, absent taxes.

The enlistee would likely think that it is a pretty sure bet that the commander would love to know about the enlistee's "rebirth," or worse, that a person who hasn't "gotten right with God" may be passed over for promotion, honors or other advancements.

CASE IN POINT: In April 2008, Raenitra Mackingtee, then a 19-year-old enlistee at the Norfolk naval station, wanted to trade in her 2006 PT Cruiser for something with better mileage.

A US army enlistee is captured and is sent to a prison camp and puts his law degree to good use to defend one of his comrades when they're accused of murder.

Dean Ladd was a young enlistee in the Marine Corps at the onset of .World War II.

If this is the norm for recruiting transportation, with more fuel efficient vehicles we may be able to reduce the $7,900 per enlistee cost.

But spouses must be currently married and living with an enlistee.

When seventeen-year-old enlistee Rick is assigned to be a dog handler, his dog Cracker becomes the most important force in his life.

Terrible secrets, borne by the Army enlistee and his brothers in arms, culminate in tragedy, begging provocative questions about the shades of morality in a war zone.

Terrible secrets borne by the enlistee and his brothers in arms culminate in tragedy, begging provocative questions about the shades of morality in a war zone.