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War, this war was also known as the War of the | Axe |
A number of stone | axe heads have been found in the Harkaway area in a |
s claimed that he first drew the anagram of the | axe and serpent, later used by ETA. |
the act of 1915 authorising the drainage of the | Axe and installation of the flood gate at Bleadon. |
ays has a hook or thorn on the back side of the | axe blade for grappling mounted combatants. |
The Whisper of the | Axe |
r and, in the weeks following the Battle of Bad | Axe, members of the Sioux delivered 68 scalps and 2 |
made Desmond Belmont wield a whip instead of an | axe or sword. |
later appeared in Burn Notice: The Fall of Sam | Axe, a made-for-TV movie based on the television se |
Hawk following his defeat at the Battle of Bad | Axe. |
e Mississippi was the site of the Battle of Bad | Axe, an 1832 U.S. Army massacre of Sac and Fox Indi |
He resides on Stamford Street off of | Axe Factory. |
The album Offering by | Axe was released on Atco Records in 1982. |
e where the Mark Yeo used to join the old river | Axe before it was diverted. |
In 1983, a roughly 3000-year old stone | axe was found nearby. |
compilation appearances (including the old 1978 | Axe recording of "S.S. Giro" showing up on the Neat |
and singing along with honing his skills on the | axe. |
when punter Chris Hanson injured his leg on an | axe brought in to accompany a large log.) |
The track ended up on the | Axe Attach compilation LP. |
service: even idiots with a social or political | axe to grind have computers. |
ner tried to carry out her father's orders, his | axe shattered into a thousand pieces. |
le barbarian character from the original Golden | Axe game. |
also a fitting follow-up to the original Golden | Axe, wherein the player needs to cross a big world, |
J stated that he had considered putting out the | Axe Murder Boyz' album, Gods Hand. |
Axmouth over R. | Axe |
Dolce also participates in | Axe Deodorant's Gamekillers MySpace campaign. |
Mazhuvannur (Literal meaning : The place where | Axe has Fallen) is where the Axe of Parasuraman is |
ne month later, Marquess announced his plans to | axe a further eleven characters, who would leave at |
f the Life Guards - blue tunic, black plume and | axe - is a historic reminder of the old British Arm |
For example, in 1954 a Neolithic polished stone | axe was found at Gregory Hill Field, and in 1957 Me |
arly human occupation includes a polished flint | axe. |
flint arrowheads, javelin heads, polished stone | axe fragments and quernstones. |
A polished stone | axe was found at the site. |
Neolithic pottery and polished stone | axe fragments were found. |
made of fiber glass, leather belt and pouch for | axe, etc. |
panel in the winery and finds a powerful battle | axe that appears to have been hidden there. |
y Bruce Foote's discovery of pre-historic stone | axe at Pallavaram in 1863 indicates that the region |
The Saltley handaxe is a quartzite hand | axe found in the gravels of the valley of the River |
Labour whip quits to | axe bridge tolls, The Scotsman, February 8 2007 |
a mile to Cheeks Hill, on the higher regions of | Axe Edge Moor. |
one of which grasps a remarkable double-bladed | axe by its socket." |
The judge then returns Moe's | axe, and Moe immediately goes after Larry and Curly |
Ritual steatite | axe |
4. Isaiah Blood: Scythe and | Axe Maker of Ballston Spa, New York, (Starr, Timoth |
This is then shaved, with | axe or knife, to produce as many curls as possible. |
lag used by some Sindhi nationalists showing an | axe |
ting features include caves on the west side of | Axe Edge, one of which is known as "The Devil's Hol |
heshire county boundary, on the western side of | Axe Edge Moor. |
re composed of light bulbs, a devil slashing an | axe toward the rider, a man in a straitjacket being |
Other glyphs depict humans with a bow, spear or | axe, and others depict hunting scenes. |
St Mary | Axe was a medieval parish in London whose name surv |
30 St Mary | Axe, the Swiss Re Building (colloquially referred t |
'Number 70 St Mary | Axe' appears in several novels by the British autho |
The street of St Mary | Axe is famous for fronting the Baltic Exchange. |
‘30 St Mary's | Axe: Form isn't Facile', Log, #4, Winter 2005 |
cones for the Tower of London, as do 30 St Mary | Axe, Heron Tower and Tower 42. |
hurch also gave its name to the street, St Mary | Axe, which runs from Leadenhall Street to Houndsdit |
St Mary | Axe, sometimes referred to as St Mary Pellipar, was |
the Rector of St Andrew Undershaft with St Mary | Axe in the City of London. |
ree of London's tallest buildings -- 30 St Mary | Axe, Tower 42, BT Tower. |
Duxford in 1998, and the second for 30 St Mary | Axe in 2004. |
ite of the former Baltic Exchange at 30 St Mary | Axe, City of London that had been destroyed beyond |
e City, after Heron Tower, Tower 42, 30 St Mary | Axe, and the Broadgate Tower, but only the thirteen |
rs around the world include London's 30 St Mary | Axe (Gherkin), New York's Hearst Tower and Beijing' |
30 St Mary | Axe ("The Gherkin") is a noted London landmark, bui |
pped by St. Paul's Cathedral and the 30 St Mary | Axe Swiss Re office building (commonly referred to |
with Minster Court on the right and 30 St Mary | Axe in the background |
w Undershaft, which is on the corner of St Mary | Axe and Leadenhall Street. |
30 St Mary | Axe |
70 St Mary | Axe, London |
View of 30 St Mary | Axe. |
elen's, located between Bishopsgate and St Mary | Axe. |
' Company had its hall in the parish of St Mary | Axe, by London Wall in Aldgate Ward. |
ependent meeting-house in Bury Street, St. Mary | Axe, over which he presided for fourteen years. |
21 and "hatched an elaborate plan [to steal the | axe] that proved winning". |
rs coach Jack Del Rio placed a wooden stump and | axe in the Jaguars locker room as a symbol of his t |
s the Staffordshire Moorlands, with a summit at | Axe Edge Moor towards the north, and Morridge furth |
Immortal 21 who retrieved the symbolic Stanford | Axe from the University of California, Berkeley in |
, historical dramas, such as Tom Taylor's Twixt | Axe and Crown (1870), popular revivals of Shakespea |
ry up until the battle with Tekkaman (Teknoman) | Axe, switches to the plot of Tekkaman Blade II, and |
cumbersome yet a lot easier and quicker than an | axe or a two-man crosscut saw. |
, the backstory in the manual explains that the | axe fighting is actually a future virtual reality g |
It is often speculated that Golden | Axe Warrior was meant to kick-start a series, but r |
ut when the box is opened it turns out that the | axe itself has also been stolen. |
Nottingham fumes that the | axe is not a suitable punishment. |
eventually closed during and after the Beeching | Axe. |
he former was closed in 1965 under the Beeching | Axe, whilst the latter succumbed some 14 years earl |
The Bad | Axe River flows for its entire length in western Ve |
The battle | axe referred to is the Stanford Axe which is a perp |
on and closed in 1966, a victim of the Beeching | Axe. |
in January 1968 during the time of the Beeching | Axe. |
live but an animated corpse gripping the bloody | axe that had split his skull. |
cribed it as a combination between the webcomic | Axe Cop and the cartoon The Smurfs, and added that |
The Legendary | Axe takes place in "a faraway land" in the village |
33 stations on 14 lines closed in the Beeching | Axe, including seven new parkway stations. |
He is master of the bow, | axe, sword and spear, having considerable magical s |
ngland which closed as a result of the Beeching | Axe in 1964. |
The station was closed during the Beeching | Axe in 1967; only the Station House (now private), |
, the Selby line falling victim to the Beeching | Axe almost exactly fifteen years later (closing on |
tion was closed in 1966 as part of the Beeching | Axe. |
railway line had closed down under the Beeching | Axe. |
63 until its closure (a victim of the 'Beeching | Axe') in 1965. |
Following the Beeching | axe, Wrexham General remains the only "General" sta |
ed operational until closure under the Beeching | axe in 1964. |
re discontinued in 1964 as part of the Beeching | Axe, and freight was discontinued in 1981, but the |
It now north of the river | Axe as the course has been diverted, but on the Che |
f Rackley which was a trading port on the River | Axe in the Middle Ages following construction of a |
33 stations on 14 lines closed in the Beeching | Axe, including seven new parkway stations. |
the Harrogate line fell victim to the Beeching | Axe in January 1964 and passenger trains towards Ca |
The Battle | Axe has always been trooped for the Company Command |
hich closed in 1967, a casualty of the Beeching | Axe. |
Methley Joint line fell victim to the Beeching | Axe on 2 November 1964 whilst the L&Y station at Cu |
osed to passenger trains following the Beeching | Axe. |
on line that fell, also as part of the Beeching | Axe, less than a year later. |
same day, 7 March 1966, as part of the Beeching | Axe, though freight services to Bath's gas works co |
closed in 1960, a few years before the Beeching | Axe. |
when the line was shut as part of the Beeching | axe. |
, though this closed in 1965 under the Beeching | axe. |
ine and Birmingham Snow Hill until the Beeching | Axe had its effect in 1964 despte of the station's |
h-east of Weston-super-Mare, close to the River | Axe in Somerset, England. |
Prior to the Beeching | Axe, the village was served by Higham railway stati |
on line that fell, also as part of the Beeching | Axe, less than a year later. |
ged to survive the initial wave of the Beeching | Axe when in the mid 1960s it was destaffed and its |
e village before its closure under the Beeching | axe in the mid 1960s. |
r, to ensure the lines survival of the beeching | axe, two sections were also singled. |
that he would only play one game for the Giant | Axe club; therefore, he had to give up non-league f |
It was closed by the Beeching | axe on 7th September 1964. |
d to passengers in 1964 as part of the Beeching | Axe; freight works continued until 1993. |
33 stations on 14 lines closed in the Beeching | Axe, including seven new parkway stations. |
ine closing in 1967 as a result of the Beeching | Axe. |
Despite surviving the Beeching | Axe, passenger services to Long Stanton were ended |
ally closed in 1968, a casualty of the Beeching | Axe. |
to Wetherby line was closed under the Beeching | Axe. |
one axes such as the greenstone of the Langdale | axe industry in the Lake District. |
ation's closure in 1964 as part of the Beeching | axe. |
ice to replace railways removed by the Beeching | Axe, with the 1965 introduced "Cymru Coastliner," b |
referenced in the chorus refers to the Stanford | Axe. |
oods on 10 August 1964, as part of the Beeching | Axe. |
station closed a few years before the Beeching | Axe, but its line, the Welsh Marches Line, is still |
of the line on 7 March 1966 under the Beeching | Axe. |
committee presents him a gift box with the fire | axe. |
Until the Beeching | Axe, the parish was served by the Saxham & Risby ra |
ord, and closed in 1964 as part of the Beeching | Axe. |
The lubber fiend appears also in The Red | Axe by S.R. Crockett (1900) |
line were withdrawn in 1964 due to the Beeching | Axe, though the line remained to goods trains until |
During the Big Game, the Stanford | Axe is displayed by the school that won the Big Gam |
It was closed in 1967 as part of the Beeching | Axe. |
line was closed in 1964 as part of the Beeching | Axe. |
rs later the line was closed under the Beeching | Axe in 1964, closing to passengers in early 1965, a |
The Railway was a victim of the Beeching | Axe and was closed in December 1964. |
previously had a station prior to the Beeching | Axe), in 2005 its population was 430. |
The station was closed as part of the Beeching | Axe in 1970; the line through the station remained |
The word | Axe is a version of the Celtic word for water. |
Monday 18 January 1965 as part of the Beeching | Axe. |
s closed on 5 September 1966 under the Beeching | axe. |
The Olympic | Axe is a 2000m college rowing (United States) sprin |
It was closed during the Beeching | Axe with other smaller stations along the line. |
h Fenton line closed in 1965 under the Beeching | Axe. |
was closed in the 1968 as part of the Beeching | Axe. |
d to passengers in 1964 as part of the Beeching | Axe although freight works continued until 1993. |
es in the capital were widely used the Beeching | Axe had little effect. |
It was closed during the Beeching | Axe, losing its passenger trains in 1964. |
Line, which was closed as part of the Beeching | Axe in 1965. |
The Stanford | Axe is transferred at the Big Game during what is k |
Stanford players lift the Stanford | Axe after winning the 2010 Big Game |
e a book discussing the war, especially the Bad | Axe massacre, near present day Victory, Wisconsin. |
hich closed in 1967, a casualty of the Beeching | Axe. |
Until the Beeching | Axe, the area was served by Welnetham railway stati |
of Devon, England, near the mouth of the River | Axe. |
withdrawn on this line as part of the Beeching | Axe. |
hich closed in 1970 as a result of the Beeching | Axe. |
onse to Berkeley students stealing the Stanford | Axe in 1899. |
lway station (closed in 1965 under the Beeching | Axe) was originally named 'Horeham Road'. |
hich closed in 1967, a casualty of the Beeching | Axe. |
fights with a standard Shield and the stronger | Axe. |
It was a victim of the Beeching | axe, being closed on 1 January 1968 when the local |
time restarts and the Doctor avoids the falling | axe. |
in line closed to passengers under the Beeching | Axe in 1965 and to goods traffic the following year |
ngle track in the 1960s as part of the Beeching | Axe railway closures. |
The ice | axe was left as a symbol of their achievement. |
ch, but these were all shut during the Beeching | Axe in favour of speedier journey times. |
engers on 10 April 1961 as part of the Beeching | Axe, with a freight service surviving until April 1 |
wich, but was closed in 1968 under the Beeching | Axe. |
n is that Iscalis was at the mouth of the River | Axe near Bawdrip. |
yldesley Loopline closed following the Beeching | Axe on the 5th May 1969 and Tyldesley and all other |
The Bad | Axe River is a 4.2-mile-long (6.8 km) tributary of |
However, the announcement of the Golden | Axe has stirred his lust for power once again. |
A victim of the Beeching | Axe, the station closed in 1965 and was demolished |
It was closed in 1966 as part of the Beeching | Axe. |
up with the fleeing band it resulted in the Bad | Axe massacre at the mouth of the Bad Axe River. |
The site compares with the Langdale | axe industry based in the English Lake District and |
He also finds the Golden | Axe, the magical emblem of Yuria, and threatens to |
The Langdale | axe industry is the name given by archaeologists to |
ame instead (not to be confused with the Golden | Axe themed Ax Battler: A Legend of Golden Axe, whic |
emolished the next year as part of the Beeching | Axe, which had also resulted in all stations on the |
ine and its closure was assured by the Beeching | Axe in 1964. |
s been disused since the 1960s and the Beeching | Axe when the downside rails were removed making the |
anch were listed for closure under the Beeching | Axe, but were later delisted in 1965. |
uth Coast Railway and closed under the Beeching | Axe in 1965. |
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