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In this case, the minefield was proofed by Team Heavy.

Businesses trading domestically and overseas will face significant pressures in the coming months amid a legal minefield which will continue after October 31." The figures show 488 pieces of Brexit legislation were passed in the six months to June.

You get an idea almost militarily of where the minefield would be.

Summary: HOULA: "While you are in the minefield please follow my instructions," Technical Site Supervisor Fadal Aasir says as he finishes the safety briefing.

A total of 57 minefields have been cleared to date, covering more than 6.5 million square metres of land.

Dr Bill Beeby, prescribing lead for the British Medical Association's GPs' committee, said: "When it comes to buying drugs on the internet, it is a minefield.

And she clearly knew all about Cpl Paul Hartley's incredible bravery in an unmarked minefield in Afghanistan last September which saved his comrades' lives.

He said: was told just the other day of the positive transformation in Huambo since my mother walked that minefield all those years ago.

A source told SANA's reporter that during canvassing operations in the area, the authorities uncovered a minefield that had been planted without various types of landmines and IEDs by Daesh, including anti-tank, pressure-sensitive, and remote-detonated IEDs.

"The forces of the third division of the federal police carried out the duty of inspecting and clearing the villages of Kharbani and Sabelka in the town of Makhmour, southeast of Mosul, and found a minefield from the remnants of the terrorist Daesh containing more than 200 explosive devices of different sizes and a number of Plastic containers packed with different materials, and bags and explosive detonators were lifted and processed without any losses.

"It's a complete minefield," Radcliffe, speaking at the Sport Resolutions conference in London, told Press Association Sport.

The Tribunal also rejected the contention of the Colonel that his punishment of dismissal from service was too severe saying that " in light of the act, its circumstances and possible outcomes, which were definitely adverse to the security of the nation, we find the GCM has, in fact, already shown a fair degree of indulgence by restricting the punishment only to dismissal." The colonel was dismissed in 2006 after an inquiry found that his actions had left an entire minefield defunct The Armed Forces Tribunal upheld dismissal of ex- colonel Rajat Das saying the punishment was lenient.