Subject: TrumpCare Replacement - what does it mean to you?

From: TrumpcareAHCA <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 20 Nov 2017 17:38:40 -0500

Trumcare Plan November 1st - December 15th

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sight of the main British fleet; and even from the decks of the Queen Mary and the Indefatigable, much closer, it was impossible to make out the whereabouts of the Germans. The British continued to fire ahead into the fog, but with what result it was impossible to tell. The fog became more dense until it was impossible to see ten yards ahead. Even the great searchlights on the vessels failed to penetrate the gloom.

in line&mdash;the Lion, the Queen Mary and the Indefatigable&mdash;and these were really not fit nor able to continue the fight. But the men fought on doggedly. None of the others had thought of surrender and no such idea entered the head of a single man aboard any of the British ships. Help was at hand and then the Germans would get the thrashing of their lives, the men told themselves. They would keep the Germans busy until this help arrived. Hardly a man aboard the Queen Mary that had not been wounded. Sweat poured

flagship, was badly crippled. As another German torpedo boat sank, the Germans slackened their pace. The British had a breathing spell. But the battle was not over yet. The second German squadron had now approached almost close enough to take a hand in the battle. Apparently this Was what the German admiral was waiting for before resuming operations. It was plainly evident now that the Germans had sighted the approaching British fleet, but at that distance they were unable to make out its strength. The German

from the German battleship Lutzow exploded on the bridge of the Marlborough. The bridge was carried completely away and the commander of the ship was killed, as were half a score of other officers. A second shell struck the Marlborough and carried away her steering apparatus. Absolutely uncontrollable now, the Marlborough drifted toward the Lion, with which she almost collided before the Lion could get out of the way. There was nothing that could be done for her until after the battle, at any rate, and