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| added the germ of the current carpet industry | passage a few years back before the whole referencing |
| ion escalates into a violent diminished chord | passage, a flashy unison run, and a chordal explosion |
| rs elected by popular vote, and helped in its | passage a few decades later. |
| volunteer counselor and coach at the Rite of | Passage, a camp for juvenile delinquents. |
| To progress to the next level in a | passage, a player has to find the Keyzer in the previ |
| She was run aground in the Mona | Passage, a narrow strait of water with numerous corra |
| uerto Rico Earthquake was located in the Mona | Passage about 16 km (10 miles) from the northwestern |
| ost through what seems to be a misedit in the | passage about the church? |
| The underground rock-cut chamber begins as a | passage about 8 metres to the south east of the cross |
| Placed non sequitur next to a | passage about absent car accident during the days of |
| The | passage across Kumbalam islands certainly makes a nar |
| The retinaculum is also attached in its | passage across the wrist, to the ridges on the dorsal |
| By some accounts, Dailley earned his | passage across the Atlantic Ocean by working on a cat |
| d, into the Loudoun Valley and then forcing a | passage across the Blue Ridge in Lee's rear. |
| he Fairfaxes in London worried about his safe | passage across the Atlantic and his racial appearance |
| the gap when Union cavalry attempted to force | passage across the gap and Shenandoah River in an att |
| After a very fast | passage across the Atlantic, on 24 March 1878 Eurydic |
| pparently becoming infected during their land | passage across the Isthmus of Panama. |
| The | passage across the Atlantic Ocean on the steamship, U |
| s would transfer from trains to boats for the | passage across the river. |
| The | passage added great import to the event described and |
| he appeared in an episode of NBC's Northwest | Passage adventure series about Major Robert Rogers's |
| ith Stewart (1955), The Killing (1956), Night | Passage again with Stewart and with Audie Murphy (195 |
| Then, five pages later, she quotes the same | passage again, but this time in full, straw and all, |
| and executing Sandino, in violation of a safe | passage agreement Sacasa had given the rebel leader. |
| ilt 1912 to designs by P. Morley Horder "with | passage aisles and clerestory. |
| ide rectangular nave, an apse at each end and | passage aisles through the buttresses. |
| uilt 1912 to designs by P. Morley Horder with | passage aisles and clerestory. |
| the chart performance of the Carpenters' 1977 | Passage album and its singles was punctuated by the f |
| and 26 feet 10 inches high, leaving a narrow | passage all round the top of the lower storey for the |
| The cables control the ferry in its | passage, allowing the stern to swing downstream while |
| An extensive series of locks allowed | passage along shoals and ledges in the river. |
| Taken together, interpretation of the | passage along with determining the meaning defines th |
| r is not sufficiently navigable to allow easy | passage along its entire lower section. |
| from which the Mascarat Ravine, an essential | passage along the coast, could be controlled. |
| time later he spoke through David, as in the | passage already quoted: “Today, if you hear his voice |
| Passage also received the Grand Prize for Best Canadi | |
| This | passage, although famous, is far from atypical, as Ri |
| is the northernmost leg of the Lakes to Locks | Passage, an All-American Road that continues south to |
| He geared to | passage an electric deregulation bill. |
| for a non-profit organization which brokered | passage and use rights for tribal lands. |
| lth care reform debate that culminated in the | passage and signing of the Patient Protection and Aff |
| e to elapse between the initial drafting of a | passage and its later elaboration, he found that he c |
| e Gweek, Port Navas, Helford village, Helford | Passage and Durgan. |
| a salt gland that is situated above the nasal | passage and helps desalinate their bodies, due to the |
| a salt gland that is situated above the nasal | passage and helps desalinate their bodies, due to the |
| amework for these Acts but also piloted their | passage and vigorously pushed through their implement |
| The | passage and implementation of the famous Hyderabad Te |
| cise angle of sections such as the descending | passage, and a specially designed camera to photograp |
| eported on Japanese sea-traffic in the Sibutu | Passage and the Balabac Strait of the Sulu Sea, just |
| Prior to the perihelion | passage, and using 28 positions obtained between 1975 |
| men and women who had made the trans-Atlantic | passage and White's new infant granddaughter Virginia |
| ime had the legal option of not granting safe | passage, and had made no effort to challenge the Repu |
| This | passage, and a few others (such as Matthew 27:52 and |
| However, the tuba player begins a solo | passage, and Tom is blown out of the tuba. |
| ter published the claim in his book Rights of | Passage, and again in his New Zealand Herald column i |
| d by the Axis powers, providing shelter, safe | passage, and fake Muslim birth certificates for Jewis |
| t is connected to the main church by a narrow | passage, and is composed of three vaults with stained |
| ely important for a wide variety of breeding, | passage and wintering waterbirds. |
| a salt gland that is situated above the nasal | passage and helps desalinate their bodies, due to the |
| of the defenses of Pensacola in 1861; in the | passage and capture of Forts Jackson and St. Philip, |
| y life including an exhibition about rites of | passage and an exhibition all about washing and clean |
| educated Congress members about the need for | passage and documented Americans and their families a |
| If I am writing up a | passage and it is a story I went to tell and this sto |
| itect Jean-Louis Victor Grisart renovated the | passage and created three additional galleries inside |
| occupation would not be used to prevent free | passage, and that Egypt recognizes that such free pas |
| aised" position in anticipation of the ship's | passage, and motorists were sitting in their vehicles |
| idgwater Bay is a critical feeding ground for | passage and over-wintering waders and wildfowl, with |
| moon) came up,then my protector (God) gave me | passage and I escaped safely, not even a hair on my b |
| omb ketches sent to investigate the Northwest | Passage and subsequently lost in 1845. |
| nite cross-shaft fragments and an underground | passage and chamber. |
| A minister opens to a random Old Testament | passage, and sometimes discusses it briefly |
| ted that the garrison should be promised safe | passage and then massacred, but Murad rejected his so |
| atens to kill hostages if he's not given safe | passage and murders the priest to make his point. |
| In 515, he went through his rite of | passage and was declared an adult, and Emperor Wu bes |
| ng at the Niels Arestrup School, The Ecole de | Passage, and Conservatoire Superieur de Paris. |
| e of the Imperial Japanese Navy in the Sibutu | Passage and the Balabac Strait of the Sulu Sea. |
| was Cartier that the river was the Northwest | Passage and that the rapids were all that was prevent |
| Resolute: The Epic Search for the Northwest | Passage and John Franklin, and the Discovery of the Q |
| ceeded independently for the remainder of her | passage and arrived at Eniwetok on 22 March. |
| ricker filed a suit against the law after its | passage and was able to have the law stayed. |
| They were looking for the Northwest | Passage and to trade for furs, particularly beaver pe |
| s' movement, the bill faced difficulty in its | passage and Senator Josiah Thomas successfully moved |
| 90s (demolished in 1880) on the corner of the | Passage and Lower Clapton Road. |
| get bill, however, becomes law upon its final | passage and cannot be vetoed. |
| It has 3.631 kilometres of | passage and a small stream, flowing to the River Dart |
| aq, the last Burid ruler, had been given safe | passage and lordship over the city of Homs. |
| gher benefits after the Social Security Act's | passage and reached its peak of support in the months |
| It was connected to the cylinder by a narrow | passage and was heated either by the cylinder's coola |
| It consists of a narrow | passage and a chamber leading in to the Nestus Grotto |
| the vestry, the chapter house, the infirmary | passage and the basement of the dorter or monks dormi |
| with greater knowledge of Africa, the Middle | Passage, and the people who arrived here in North Ame |
| isollo Channel, from Read Island by Whiterock | Passage, and from Sonora Island by a narrow strait ca |
| o control access, bent axes to prevent direct | passage and two massive defense towers. |
| at one of the working faces opened up a cave | passage, and is now choked with sludge waste from the |
| e off Clapton Square on the corner of Clapton | Passage and Lower Clapton Road in Hackney. |
| After Huang had asked for | passage, and refused to head back to Zhaoge, Zhang Fe |
| r version, which omits the first instrumental | passage and bridge, plus a fade-out seconds after the |
| Canadian and Hong Kong troops defended the | passage and Wong Nai Chung Reservoir, with more than |
| would later die trying to find the North West | Passage), and former UNSCOM weapons inspector Richard |
| To the north is Market | Passage and to the south is Petty Cury, a pedestriani |
| to use their numerical superiority to force a | passage and it delayed the Army's retreat out of Metz |
| upon to demonstrate a particularly difficult | passage and to prove that he truly could play every p |
| ince saying that “I cite my vouchers to every | passage, and I have done my utmost, first to find out |
| at remained of a drawbridge, an entrance to a | passage, and the keel of a boat were discovered when |
| his lords, at which point he was offered safe | passage and a commission in the armed forces of the R |
| f the separations after the round up, the sea | passage and the subsequent settlement as slaves, all |
| nd entered the sea until Heracles blocked the | passage and diverted the water into the Orchomenian p |
| r on 3 January 1945, Baretta sailed to Kossol | Passage and, following operations in that vicinity, g |
| It has been the locale for rites of | passage and/or female bonding activities over several |
| Helford and Helford | Passage are linked by a passenger (and pedal cycle) f |
| that turns abruptly to the right, and on this | passage are doors leading to the offices of the selec |
| Tor Chamber, Portcullis Grottoes and Pisa | Passage are also highly decorated. |
| Blunden Island, Blunden Rock and Blunden | Passage are also named for Blunden. |
| The ship operated through the Drake | Passage, around Cape Horn, and resupplied a base in O |
| d to report that she had cleared the Northern | Passage around the United Kingdom on her return voyag |
| Rather than risk the difficult | passage around Land's End they would disembark their |
| , she sailed on 14 October, and after a quiet | passage, arrived off Dulag, Leyte on 20 October. |
| migrated to South Australia with an assisted | passage, arriving in either the Duchess of Northumber |
| e editions as well as in the codex this first | passage, as well as the beginning of the following ha |
| The LDS Church views this | passage as a prophecy of the coming forth of the Book |
| terpretations vary, most theologians see this | passage as referring to Jesus, after his death, going |
| Cutler lists this | passage as 122 days, leaving New York April 11, 1849 |
| Some commentators have claimed this | passage as evidence of persecution of early Christian |
| That Egypt had consistently granted | passage as a matter of state practice until then sugg |
| Thus some interpret this | passage as referring to the collection of rules Jesus |
| only Leavitt bond that eased Cecilia Beaux's | passage as an artist: her aunt Eliza Leavitt was her |
| he name of her grandfather, who secured their | passage as governor of the state of New York in 1973. |
| Access to Adoption Records Act (known before | passage as Bill 12), is an Ontario (Canada) law passe |
| Gundry sees this | passage as influenced by the politics of the time it |
| which occurs in the King James Version of the | passage, as well as some other versions. |
| ime historian Joan Druett described A Bride's | Passage as "a superbly written, formidably researched |
| s Weekly's starred review described A Bride's | Passage as "a compelling contribution to maritime lit |
| In 1825 the New | Passage Association formed, using the 30-ton steamboa |
| eninsula and push them north towards the Buka | Passage at the end. |
| e Don River West Branch at this point, with a | passage at one end of the station actually extending |
| e days later the ships completed the 700 mile | passage, at that time the longest cruise made by Unit |
| derwater connection has been made between the | passage at the bottom and Beck Head Cave, the resurge |
| building is still through a porch and screens | passage at the 'lower' end of the house. |
| that its ships should not attempt the Needle | Passage at night. |
| east and west sides, producing a walk-through | passage at ground floor level. |
| mall is accessed through a short underground | passage at Exit C3. |
| s so that Caxias would have to cross the only | passage at disposal (a bridge) under heavy fire. |
| Reached from the screens | passage at the low end of the Great Hall the buttery |
| Cranganore, but that he managed to block its | passage at Tanur. |
| ter the ships completed the 700 mi (1,100 km) | passage, at that time the longest cruise made by Unit |
| other evidence, one can equally argue that a | passage at the very end of the book, relating a dream |
| more notes, thus producing a more melismatic | passage at a cadence. |
| he track where a small stream cascades from a | passage at east end and sinks into the rubble beside |
| ev. George Pitt while he attempted to force a | passage at river level. |
| Before 1976, the tunnel was the only point of | passage at the top, at an altitude of 2556 m. |
| hen she was on the point of making off with a | passage at breakneck speed, and her phrasing was of t |
| When Susannah's son is refused | passage at quayside a guard (John Simpson) takes pity |
| The "wave speech" is an important | passage, at the end of the eighth chapter, that captu |
| est a match with the young victor in the late | passage at arms, for from $2,000 to $5,000 a side, th |
| After | passage at Legco, the school-based management policy |
| lf, Blackett Strait, and the more constricted | passage at Wana Wana, resulting in a series of nightl |
| ok his uncle at his word and went to engage a | passage back home. |
| In 1847 he took | passage back to Massachusetts via China, arriving in |
| ever, the colony failed and he paid for their | passage back to California. |
| hoid, convalesced in Karachi, then worked his | passage back home via Durban and New York. |
| received on board Marine Corps personnel for | passage back to the United States and delivered them |
| ook explores Alaskan coast, seeking Northwest | Passage back to the Atlantic. |
| d bilateral negotiations with Joseph for save | passage back to France for his remaining troops in It |
| Zaanland's crew to the west-bound vessel for | passage back to the United States. |
| turned to resume sweeping of the Kerama Retto | Passage before undertaking preinvasion sweeps around |
| vernment in March 2007 in order to ensure its | passage before New Zealand's periodic report to the C |
| enest whom Hasty killed in Jesse Stone: Night | Passage, begin following Jesse. |
| to guided spelunking, with over 1.2 miles of | passage being open to the public. |
| ly built new piers for the ferry, that at New | Passage being 546 yards (499 m) long and that at Port |
| to the public in 1966 with over 1.2 miles of | passage being open to visitors. |
| ossdale suite which controls the direction of | passage below the Agora. |
| tations, for example to create bridges with a | passage below. |
| Passage Berthier. | |
| recommended to Governor John Hunter that the | passage between Van Diemen's Land and the mainland be |
| binovich, and I. A. Slonim, is located in the | passage between this station and Belorusskaya-Radialn |
| Passage between these worlds is possible, though rare | |
| erchange in Pakistan to provide a signal free | passage between these roads. |
| he song is famous for its "call and response" | passage between the guitar and the bass. |
| ntake and exhaust pass through the same small | passage between the block and head, and because the l |
| ventful and very brief, simply a fourteen day | passage between Lorient and La Spezia in Italy, where |
| It is one of four straits allowing maritime | passage between Buzzards Bay and the Vineyard Sound. |
| rtial control of the Dardanelles, a strategic | passage between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean. |
| ay 1942, Clark escorted four convoys on their | passage between Pearl Harbor and San Francisco, Calif |
| raeli checkpoints restricting and controlling | passage between the Palestinian self-controlled areas |
| h explorer Sir John Franklin actually found a | passage between 1845 and 1847 but this achievement wa |
| riking a naval mine 14 January 1945, while on | passage between Taranto and Piraeus, she was able to |
| e blanket which had been blown out of a cross | passage between the two tunnels by the strong cross w |
| with Radford (DD-446) laid mines in Ferguson | Passage between Gizo and Wanawana Islands in the Solo |
| uly 1645, demonstrating against the points of | passage between Ilchester and Langport, Fairfax secre |
| of the Cheshire Plain, providing as they do a | passage between the hills of North Wales on the one h |
| Although there is free | passage between the two parts of the village today, t |
| for having a set of traffic lights to control | passage between the close-set stone cottages. |
| West side there is the Cerna River forming a | passage between the Oltenia region and the Banat regi |
| A bascule road bridge spans the | passage between Collingwood and Stanley Docks. |
| Unimak Pass, a | passage between the Bering Sea and North Pacific Ocea |
| After passing through the Windward | Passage between the islands of Cuba and Hispaniola, H |
| The narrow | passage between Quadra Island and Antonio Point, the |
| The | passage between Puerta de Arganda (Line 9) and Argand |
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