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| o be a common symbol of urban decay, and is a | frequent subject of photography and urban exploration. |
| and supposed controversies around them are a | frequent subject of scams. |
| their colorful traditional costumes were also | frequent subjects of Bezalel School artists. |
| Frequent subjects of his later work include people enj | |
| In the next reign, he was a | frequent subscriber to the charters of-and attendee at |
| Jamieson was a | frequent substitute news anchor on Today throughout th |
| a correspondent for the program, and the most | frequent substitute anchor when Dobbs is not on. |
| ted for its sporting ability, having achieved | frequent success in a number of sports. |
| More | frequent successful academic performance will result a |
| ted, but commercial growers prefer to use the | frequent suckers, which develop more quickly. |
| a cement truck), he remembers discussing the | frequent suicide of young people and asking her if she |
| There is a | frequent Sunday tour led by the Cantor Arts Center. |
| Excalibur is a | frequent supplier of products to Woot. |
| Dankworth of the University of the Nations, a | frequent supporter of sports youth development in the |
| A | frequent supporter of education, Horsey, early in his |
| erasirox was the #2 drug on the list of 'Most | frequent suspected drugs in reported patient deaths' c |
| pean tourists, particularly from Romania, who | frequent Svishtov because of its relatively lower pric |
| While not all Finns swear, | frequent swearing is a mark of youth culture. |
| ailing yachts due to its open exposure to the | frequent swells of both the northern and equatorial At |
| ontroversial figure in history, known for his | frequent switching of loyalties and hasty reactions to |
| tive critics cited the dull castle design and | frequent switching between castle layers as some of th |
| iangular and wavy rays emanating from it is a | frequent symbol or artistic depiction of the sun. |
| of the Virgin Mary, and the cloud which is a | frequent symbol for the Holy Spirit. |
| The ass or donkey is a | frequent symbol of the Messiah in Christian iconograph |
| The most | frequent symptom is "confluent orange spotting". |
| The air-dropping of mines was a | frequent tactic of the RAF, and achieved dividends off |
| He is known for his | frequent take on political stances. |
| nued training herself in singing and became a | frequent talent show contestant, winning over twenty l |
| She is an author and | frequent talk show guest on major television networks |
| C4's 'Rude Britannia' series (2010), and is a | frequent talking head on televised programmes on Engli |
| The city has been a | frequent target of Israeli incursions, particularly si |
| Fortson is a | frequent target of foul calls by referees because of h |
| In the past it was the | frequent target of vandalism, many of the British Army |
| This made it a | frequent target for bombing by the Germans in the Wars |
| Over the next two centuries, it remained a | frequent target of Muslim raids (razzias) into Asia Mi |
| The American University was a | frequent target of armed groups during the fighting. |
| It became a | frequent target of segregationist harassment in New Or |
| ts, with the other Ambassadors being the most | frequent target. |
| th Indiana governor Oliver P. Morton his most | frequent target. |
| ly attacked, which makes transplanted trees a | frequent target. |
| ti, nor to say that various US Presidents are | frequent targets of such claims... one look at the int |
| The Gliese catalog stars are | frequent targets of study due to their proximity to Ea |
| Frequent targets of his insults include Dallas Cowboys | |
| I was now taking place and these tankers were | frequent targets for German u-boats. |
| eattle's Cornish College of the Arts and is a | frequent teacher at Jazz Camp West. |
| to his teaching role at Harvard, Samuels is a | frequent teacher and speaker in venues around the worl |
| He has been a | frequent technical consultant on sexual health issues |
| 1980s, he had some considerable success, with | frequent television appearances in Germany and Eastern |
| He is a | frequent television and radio commentator. |
| rote articles in the Canadian press and was a | frequent television and radio guest commentator concer |
| Stonesifer is a | frequent television commentator who was responsible fo |
| organe released several more records and made | frequent television appearances, before falling out of |
| er, specific microclimatic conditions causing | frequent temperature inversions, the main feature for |
| y of the Ramones with atonal guitar solos and | frequent tempo shifts. |
| with no maintenance, where a saikei requires | frequent tending and a favorable environment for growt |
| icago, Merlo used his position to mediate the | frequent territorial disputes between the Chicago boot |
| This is intended to encourage early and | frequent testing, and experimentation to help understa |
| lon tolerance and rebound effects may be less | frequent than with other nonbenzodiazepine Z-drugs in |
| ress data in which small values are much more | frequent than large values. |
| lanism occurs in this species it is much less | frequent than in the other two species. |
| the trend, evening services are in fact more | frequent than during the day (roughly hourly, though m |
| rvices to and from Brockenhurst are much more | frequent than those to Beaulieu Road, and visitors to |
| winter Sundays),these services are much less | frequent than those to Blackpool North. |
| of Venus is extremely rare, but somehow more | frequent than from Earth, and will next occur in the y |
| The genitive Jesu is much more | frequent than the other cases, as in Die Kreuzigung Je |
| Death is so arbitrary and | frequent that Woolley can't even remember his pilot's |
| The flooding is so | frequent that many residents have a routine: Move the |
| Bald Eagles and Osprey | frequent the area, and many species of waterfowl also |
| Many species of birds | frequent the sands and the surrounding marshland of Ry |
| n abstemious course of life, and continued to | frequent the school, of which, on the death of Xenocra |
| erved thousands of Israeli shoppers who would | frequent the town each week including residents of the |
| tles and a population of humpback whales that | frequent the waters around Kauai in winter. |
| cross country at Ryan right now, but he does | frequent the halls. |
| Caribou | frequent the area. |
| le, Song Thrush, and Spotted Flycatchers also | frequent the park. |
| Ringed seal | frequent the area. |
| Polar bears, and Walrus | frequent the area. |
| only hours that Jews are presently allowed to | frequent the Mount. |
| Walrus | frequent the area during the summer. |
| While celebrities are known to | frequent the lodge, it also hosts less high-profile an |
| Signs | Frequent The Hill To Indicate How to Get Down and "Off |
| And of all who | frequent the ground named after Lord, |
| Turtle Doves are among the bird species which | frequent the park, drawing in bird watching tourists. |
| Anglers also | frequent the lake, in which northern pike, walleye, an |
| Noel used to | frequent the store to buy old records before Oasis sta |
| Shepherds were known to | frequent the area in the 1870s to feed on the open gra |
| Ghost hunters | frequent the park on this night, but have to leave whe |
| oversial, whether the Catholic faithful might | frequent the Protestant churches in order to avoid the |
| They live in one world, but | frequent The Hole for testing of their powers and in s |
| MaRLo tracks | frequent the Beatport top 10 and are played by Armin v |
| notably, a common lament heard from those who | frequent the road is that the ever-increasing tolls wi |
| In winter snipe and jack snipe | frequent the pools whilst siskins and redpolls are reg |
| When violent rains that | frequent the Capitol City region strike, the water tha |
| ot by urban explorers but by the vandals that | frequent the site. |
| ar Bear, Ringed Seal, Walrus, and White Whale | frequent the area. |
| mentioned above the other type of plants that | frequent the Dwarf Rainforest are the epiphytes. |
| alrus, Bearded seal, Ringed seal, and Narwhal | frequent the area. |
| better view of the swans and other birds that | frequent the bay at different times of the year. |
| New Yorkers who | frequent the park have taken to calling the turkeys th |
| cranes, herons and sunbirds are all known to | frequent the area. |
| Smith was known to | frequent the area and witnesses recalled Wilson being |
| years many wonderful characters were known to | frequent the Grove....most notably, the Legend that is |
| uncements for new housing and retail projects | frequent the Oklahoma City media circles. |
| lley College" or simply "Valley" by those who | frequent the campus, it opened its doors to the public |
| by mammals such as buffaloes, cows etc which | frequent the shores of the lake |
| large numbers of 'migratory' manatees, which | frequent the area due to its springs and relatively wa |
| Tourists also | frequent the famous cable car line along Hyde Street, |
| 1866-1881, Count Nikolay Adlerberg, who was a | frequent theatergoer, received Alexander II of Russia' |
| on from where, in his off-duty time, he could | frequent theatres, art galleries, and the like. |
| han border, the tribal chief of which used to | frequent their town once, and his son, Moammar Rana fa |
| It was remarked that a | frequent theme in Andrea Newman's novels was that with |
| featured rainbows, a reference to a line of a | frequent theme song, "Every cloud will wear a rainbow/ |
| Frequent themes in Franceschini's work are gardening, | |
| th of Venus' was one of the most dramatic and | frequent themes of Twombly's work of the early 1960s. |
| s, although formal burial ceremonies are less | frequent these days. |
| milies, friends and their fighting dogs would | frequent these locations. |
| enzance and Bristol Temple Meads are not that | frequent, they still run in both directions at least o |
| Hillier became a | frequent, though not first-choice, player in the Arsen |
| pacifist meetings and demonstrations, despite | frequent threats against his life. |
| Gul after the previous incumbent quit due to | frequent threats by the Taliban. |
| Trains are fairly | frequent throughout the day and, according to local me |
| Although the service is | frequent throughout the day, reliability is lower than |
| m the station to destinations served are very | frequent throughout the whole day, with weekend servic |
| oys 4 distinct seasons: summers are warm with | frequent thunderstorms, with daytime highs around 26ºC |
| n the area, due to its hot, humid summers and | frequent thunderstorms. |
| the challenge of The Coveted Mirror involves | frequent, timed escapes from the jail tower. |
| evity has meant that they are the second-most | frequent title winners in League history (Rushden Town |
| Frequent titrations (typically by 1H NMR with thioanis | |
| Teams that have been | frequent to the tournament in its 10 year history have |
| However, it has been described as | frequent to locally abundant, and is therefore unlikel |
| D4 is also | frequent to Koreans according to latest study. |
| the couple who own the video shop that K & J | frequent to watch the Light of Zartha B Movie. |
| Y chromosome haplogroups are a | frequent topic of discussion in human population genet |
| It remained a | frequent topic of moralizing in sermons well into the |
| ts the Bolivarian Revolution in Venezuela - a | frequent topic in its magazine. |
| ics from across the political spectrum; other | frequent topics include abortion, the media, U.S. fore |
| Frequent topics covered by the journal also include in | |
| cts of Satanism and Satanic ritual abuse were | frequent topics of discussion. |
| near-coastal mountainous terrain was prone to | frequent, torrential rains. |
| e Suicide Hotline in 1998 and a split EP with | frequent tour-mates The Dillinger Escape Plan on the s |
| With | frequent touring and shows with artists including Tuss |
| lt over the years - through word of mouth and | frequent touring - a considerable following which allo |
| s to leading British Festivals and there were | frequent tours abroad: including USA, Israel, German D |
| ibrillose squamules on the cap which are more | frequent towards the center, and an incurved margin. |
| eir identities to avoid detection when making | frequent trades in mutual fund shares. |
| This was due to the | frequent trading and marriage ties in South East Asia. |
| sett is Billy's Flea Market, which is home to | frequent traditional music and dance shows in the trad |
| because of the need to cross areas subject to | frequent traffic jams like Chirigiu Square. |
| The bicycle patrols were created due to the | frequent traffic congestion of the Miami Beach isles ( |
| Despite the | frequent traffic jams on Cleveland Bridge, Bath's only |
| cause of much frustration in the area due to | frequent traffic jams and accidents caused by the sudd |
| It is not a good option to bypass the | frequent traffic jams in PR-30 and is seriously damage |
| Due to very | frequent traffics jams in the four lane section of I-6 |
| -confidence among queer people and to prevent | frequent tragedies, such as suicide." |
| Frequent train facilities are available in Thirunindra | |
| There is a | frequent train service between Clacton and London Live |
| Frequent train services are available to Tiruchendur f | |
| Calls have been made for more | frequent train service. |
| as changed to "transportation mode" with more | frequent train service. |
| lf was, retired because of the demands of the | frequent training sessions. |
| The most | frequent trains are shuttle trains which run between t |
| There are | frequent trains to Chennai, Thanjavur, Chidambaram, Ma |
| orks on the A & B platform system , there are | frequent trains to/from Brighton & Southampton Central |
| who appreciated its convenient locations and | frequent trains, with high numbers of passengers still |
| From 1952 to 1962 General W. A. Mann made | frequent trans-Pacific runs to Japan, Korea, Okinawa, |
| man fibroblasts from the cell death caused by | frequent transfection with long, protein-encoding RNA. |
| ganize resistance within Klooga; however, the | frequent transfer of prisoners from camp to camp-both |
| ation was interrupted because of his father's | frequent transfer to Mirzapur, Banda, Mathura and Bare |
| There were | frequent transfers of prisoners between number 84 and |
| To ensure | frequent transitions, some sort of encoding is used; 8 |
| The more | frequent TransPennine Express service, from Manchester |
| The more | frequent TransPennine Express service, from Manchester |
| n in Guadalajara, her childhood was marked by | frequent travel owing to her father's career. |
| bers are people with large personal networks, | frequent travel and highly active personality." |
| A | frequent traveller aboard the ship was Harold Wilson w |
| He was a | frequent traveller and a fellow of the Royal Geographi |
| few representatives in a given location, and | frequent travellers. |
| 2006, the couple now plan to cut the need for | frequent travelling by spending some time in Germany. |
| The young couple become | frequent travelling companions of the American painter |
| Because of his | frequent travels and work in international christian m |
| r Protestant beliefs and suspicions about his | frequent travels. |
| hee in Thy Royal Train) owing to the Kaiser's | frequent travels. |
| ing he would like to do." Wallenberg had done | frequent trips to Hungary since 1941, as representativ |
| on to their work on the West Coast, they made | frequent trips east on sabotage missions. |
| His | frequent trips to London in a post chaise did not go u |
| lso agreed with the interviewer that Cheney's | frequent trips to the CIA would have brought "undue in |
| physical problem until puberty, necessitating | frequent trips with her mother to Switzerland. |
| NMMT buses also make | frequent trips between Khopoli and Koparkhairane(Bus N |
| He also made | frequent trips back and forth from the hotel's bomb sh |
| She took | frequent trips to Washington, and Deer was denied even |
| n the legislature and title of leader despite | frequent trips out of the territory for continued moni |
| Because of his father's | frequent trips to France, he had been previously actin |
| His client-base is now worldwide and he makes | frequent trips to New York, San Francisco, Shanghai, B |
| entage opportunities close to the basket, and | frequent trips to the free throw line. |
| Frequent trips to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and local oper | |
| nued his intermittent flight training, taking | frequent trips back to Saudi Arabia - finally returnin |
| international scope of the University, taking | frequent trips abroad and inviting world leaders to it |
| Sokchori, Koje-do, and Wonsan, with brief but | frequent trips to Pusan, Cho-do, and Yokosuka, Japan. |
| Frequent trips to Jefferson City by Greg Jeffery (GCLA | |
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