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| The Conwy constituency was | partly a Gwynedd constituency and partly within the p |
| This stretch is | partly a three-lane single carriageway and partly a v |
| The original goods depot is now | partly a National Rail Freight Depot, operated by EWS |
| This was | partly a response to declining investments by commerc |
| Partly a parody of the then ubiquitous advertisements | |
| The monastery, now | partly a museum, has a wealth of works of art and rel |
| s and the implication is that that refusal was | partly a consequence of Operation Chastise. |
| The Vita was | partly a rebuttal of hostile rumours that were being |
| een shown that the Gulf of Tonkin Incident was | partly a fabrication, including testimony by particip |
| the album Dulfer Dulfer, of which the title is | partly a reference to him. |
| ua in the St'at'imcets (Lillooet) language, is | partly a recreational and resource community and also |
| It was | partly a revolt against the political norms of the Ag |
| In fact it was | partly a reaction to an ugly encounter wherein the lo |
| the term 'bosenova' - the nomenclature is also | partly a play on the Brazilian music style, bossa nov |
| The Mayor Art character was | partly a way of introducing young people to civic mat |
| The hamlet is | partly a wooded, unpopulated area between IBM and the |
| Meirionnydd Nant Conwy was | partly a Gwynedd constituency and partly a Clwyd cons |
| istrict is a historic district in Druid Hills ( | partly a neighborhood of Atlanta and partly unincorpo |
| Grimsby trolleybus route, opened in 1926, was | partly a conversion of the branch tramway from Riby S |
| ted to field assistant Elizabeth Ross, and was | partly a matter of luck. |
| It was | partly a follow-on to the Lansing-Ishii Treaty, signe |
| ft-wing groups initially claimed Respect to be | partly a front organisation for the Socialist Workers |
| This legend, | partly a clever reworking of already existing element |
| The turnout itself was low (34%), | partly a result of the failure of the major Irish pol |
| pret its stand on language and merger as being | partly a means of fighting caste issues and counterin |
| A decree of 14 September | partly abolished the "Arab bureaus", reordered the ad |
| period of about two years during which he was | partly abroad and partly at Gersdorf, he proceeded to |
| It was | partly abrogated in December 1989, following the Revo |
| Fraser Institute, "the basic-needs approach is | partly absolute (the list [of necessities] is limited |
| Its area has been | partly absorbed by the growth of London; with its nam |
| the RRG was broken up, and the flying club was | partly absorbed by the Hitler Youth. |
| with occasional lines of "Engrish", which may | partly account for why they are virtually unknown out |
| , the correlation between rain and darkness is | partly accounted for by the presence of clouds, . |
| a low daily passenger traffic of 28,650 which | partly accounts for its relatively empty surrounding |
| De Mens embarked on a | partly acoustic theatre tour from October to November |
| Chaffee is a similar-sized crater that lies | partly across the southwest section of the inner ring |
| low, a secondary flow also commences and flows | partly across the floor of the stream toward the conv |
| The work was | partly adapted from Storace's 1786 opera, Gli equivoc |
| Text | partly adapted from the Catholic Encyclopaedia of 190 |
| but the trackbed is still visible and has been | partly adapted as a footpath. |
| During the medieval era the area was | partly administered by nearby Haughmond Abbey (now a |
| The reasons were | partly aesthetic and partly financial. |
| , Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics, Calcutta ( | partly affiliated), and S.N. |
| uits baseball and decides to play golf instead | partly after hearing he could win 30 million yen in a |
| r has indicated that he modeled Fflewddur Flam | partly after himself: "Rumor has is that we have very |
| On the surface, I'd | partly agree, but everything is trivia until put into |
| Campion High School, Trichy is a | partly aided school run by Montfort Brothers of St. G |
| th office and residential accommodation above, | partly aimed at strengthening the link between the ce |
| The duchy of Alsace under Gundoin was also | partly Alamannic. |
| Her Ukiah Oregon series features a | partly alien character of gentle nature but with powe |
| n flaws (poor ventilation) which could only be | partly alleviated. |
| and Circuit Brooks, the western boundary runs | partly along Bilson Brook, and partly along the A51. |
| Until recently, the site of the park was | partly an empty, fenced-off lot, with Pixar Studios o |
| Although written in Welsh it is | partly an adaption of Latin grammars in use during th |
| The site is now | partly an open space, and partly the route of the Bar |
| Haifa was | partly an ecclesiastical domain ruled by the Archbish |
| The 15-mile (24 km) route is | partly an expressway and is an urban boulevard in dow |
| The mobilization was | partly an embarrassment, as the troops arrived via an |
| he 19th and 20th centuries these dialects have | partly and gradually been replaced by today's Standar |
| e clear that Seton's various speculations were | partly and sometimes significantly incorrect, the nov |
| eir many moves, the Weyanoke after 1646 became | partly Anglicised, preferring to have some English-st |
| married Sophia Folsom, a mixed-race Choctaw of | partly Anglo-American descent, whose father was Ebene |
| It is | partly animated and features the band performing with |
| The land was | partly annexed to the City of Calgary in 1954, and pa |
| middle, and a small elongate spot beneath and | partly anterior to first; an almost marginal series o |
| only recorded one live demo tape, which later | partly appeared on the internet. |
| eligious truths and religious laws, the latter | partly applicable only in Palestine, partly obligator |
| They are at least | partly arboreal and have been found in the forest can |
| The rusty-spotted cat is nocturnal and | partly arboreal, spending the day sleeping in dense c |
| It is | partly arboreal, and differs from other ningauis in i |
| The species is at least | partly arboreal. |
| The rodent is nocturnal and may be | partly arboreal. |
| In addition, fears | partly aroused by the bombing of Port Stanley airport |
| Its external surface is | partly articular, partly non-articular; the articular |
| The canal today is a | partly artificial, partly natural waterway. |
| It was used | partly as a military base, and partly as a prison for |
| e stored energy is released during the rupture | partly as heat, partly in damaging the rock, and part |
| ction to Chapel Hill in December of that year, | partly as sale and partly as gift. |
| Partly as a result of this, and partly due to pressur | |
| This treatment became standard practice | partly as a result of Laming's research. |
| Since 1959 the premises have been used | partly as a television studio. |
| estate is a 200-acre (0.81 km2) ranch, planted | partly as vineyards over a century ago. |
| the American Civil War the post was abandoned, | partly as a pullback of Federal troops to the north, |
| The novel was written | partly as a literary parody of Vladimir Nabokov's Lol |
| Partly as a consequence of his experience in the arme | |
| financial difficulties - the SRU's high debt, | partly as a result of the redevelopment of Murrayfiel |
| Due to the SRU's high debt, | partly as a result of the redevelopment of Murrayfiel |
| , the Durham Performing Arts Center, was built | partly as a showcase for the festival. |
| Minne is experienced | partly as a magical, pathological, even fatal power, |
| Partly as a result of its selective intake, the schoo | |
| Thomas was an ardent student as a young man, | partly as a result of being very nearsighted. |
| Secondly, | partly as a result of the Lagonda flamethrower and pa |
| The work seems to stem | partly as a reaction to the on-going psychiatric expe |
| . V. Moiseev proposed that the ring was formed | partly as the result of a merger event in which a sma |
| timate children the same rights as legitimate, | partly as a reaction against the problems he himself |
| retail strip has fallen into serious decline, | partly as a result of the development of suburban sho |
| Colony was absorbed by the Connecticut Colony | partly as royal punishment by King Charles II for har |
| erations to the existing Central constituency, | partly as a consequence of the formation of a new Bla |
| ner Kunstfilm-Industrie, in which Fleck worked | partly as a cameraman, but principally as a producer |
| h they are less popular than the log-logistic, | partly as their cumulative distribution functions do |
| Partly as a result of this incident the Government ha | |
| spent in prison, Pedersen turned to the arts, | partly as an artist, but mainly as an organiser. |
| Partly as a result of this the club applied to join t | |
| He was dismissed in February 1966 | partly as a result of the huge demonstrations in Yere |
| oyal Shakespeare Company director Adrian Noble | partly as an ode to the original film's director's (K |
| literature on the Radical Reformation is vast, | partly as a result of the proliferation of the Radica |
| Partly as a result of this the Birmingham group sided | |
| ation is due to embark, Timmer goes to pieces ( | partly as a result of his earlier bad experiences in |
| Partly as an outgrowth of decades of experience in Ir | |
| Protection Act, both of which came into being | partly as a consequence of the attack. |
| Formed | partly as a reaction to the Surrealist movement that |
| plied for further support by this corporation, | partly as a result of efforts by Reagan's Energy Secr |
| Robert Pennington's descendants today, serving | partly as a residence but also as a museum, administe |
| Partly as a result of the election, and also due to t | |
| of the richest families in the United Kingdom | partly as a result of this industrial development and |
| olleagues about his suitability as leader were | partly as a result of the drinking problem but stated |
| designed under the direction of C. B. Collett, | partly as a response to the Great Western Railway's p |
| a side note: General Lew Wallace wrote Ben Hur | partly as a way to revive his reputation in the after |
| Hellens still serves | partly as a residence but primarily as a museum, admi |
| (due to his height at 2.08 m, 6 ft 10 in) and | partly as good-natured ribbing about his poor vertica |
| redited Goodall with his early development and | partly as a result of this combination, the ‘Rams' ca |
| Partly as a response to the past decade's movement ag | |
| rol of a number of rotten and pocket boroughs, | partly as a result of the influence of the Prince of |
| Acting | partly as a sequel to the wildly successful adaptatio |
| he use of poor quality water; desertification ( | partly as a result of the introduction by European se |
| The parting was amicable and came about | partly as a result of Havermans' desire to include mo |
| He remains relatively unknown, | partly as a result of a significant body of his work |
| Norfolk's electorate was predominantly rural, | partly as an effect of the Norwich freeholders voting |
| ssively declined in its original pit villages, | partly as a result of social changes in the mining co |
| nce between Arab and Jews erupted in the city, | partly as a consequence of the earlier JKP-PKP/Histad |
| Partly as a result of this famine, unlike many countr | |
| n politics, he was never appointed a Minister ( | partly as from 1891 to 1914 the Liberals were in powe |
| From 1928, he spend six summers in Greenland, | partly as a manager of Lauge Koch's Three-year Expedi |
| The early records of the church have been lost | partly as the result of two fires-the first in 1950, |
| er, the cities could not secure enough funding | partly as a result of the global economic downturn in |
| Partly as a result of the back-to-back winning season | |
| as seized in February 1568, and taken to Spain | partly as a hostage, but especially to be raised as a |
| Eleven Parliaments met in this period, | partly as a result of the Triennial Act, which meant |
| parts of the Nogayskaya, Kazan, Siberian, and | partly, Astrakhan khanates. |
| He studied law, | partly at Newton with Hon. |
| twerp and ultimately to France, where he lived | partly at Paris, partly at Rouen. |
| The Ewan McGregor film Incendiary was filmed | partly at this location. |
| was filmed on location in Birmingham, England, | partly at Birmingham City F.C.'s St Andrew's stadium |
| Princess Margaretha studied in Luxembourg, | partly at the European School, as well as in Belgium, |
| Northern Electric entered the field | partly at the urging of the Canadian federal governme |
| ed for use of participants in the Crimean War, | partly at the behest of Florence Nightingale. |
| The answer has to be | partly, at least; through Marxist discipline..The you |
| ft renal vessels, and is covered in front, and | partly at the sides, by peritoneum continuous with th |
| Bey was thus educated | partly at an Egyptian school in Paris, before taking |
| rded at The Junipers own studio in Leicester & | partly at Magic Garden studios in Birmingham with Gav |
| , but the will was invalidated by King Edward, | partly at the request of Archbiship Stigand, who rece |
| , soon after a judge at the Supreme Court, and | partly at Litchfield with Judge Gould. |
| Angry | partly at Grace's rejection, but even more at himself |
| lker family returned to the UK, via Palestine, | partly at the urging of Robert Roberts to supervise t |
| Hobler's countenance was swollen with laughter | partly at the Lord Mayor's facetiousness, but more at |
| Dewey Square, and then along Broad Street (now | partly Atlantic Avenue) to a terminus at State Street |
| Argento's From the Diary of Virginia Woolf, a | partly atonal work first performed by Janet Baker, an |
| Sepultura's surprising success was | partly atributted to the first Rock in Rio, which too |
| glossoepiglottic folds; the lateral folds are | partly attached to the wall of the pharynx. |
| They | partly attempted to calm the rioters and partly attem |
| Despite a decrease in violence, | partly attributable to Awakening Councils, groups for |
| tock of Welsh surnames is very small, which is | partly attributable to the reduction in the variety o |
| This neglect was | partly attributable to his having to live, because of |
| His defeat in 1959 was believed to have been | partly attributable to the opposition of brewery inte |
| The chart success can be | partly attributed to the song's unique and heavily-ai |
| The shows success can perhaps be | partly attributed to Radio 1's unique ability to offe |
| Zond 6 satellite just one month later has been | partly attributed to this mistaken sense of security. |
| The group grew quickly in the 1980s, | partly attributed to not being organized along the li |
| A resurgence in the popularity of this cake is | partly attributed to the 1989 film Steel Magnolias in |
| il after winning 44 of the 51 seats which they | partly attributed to national events, while the Liber |
| ade little impact on the charts, reaching 159, | partly attributed to Bassey's failure to promote the |
| The failure of the British National Party was | partly attributed to the increase in turnout due to t |
| Hollis | partly attributes the shortcomings of their early mus |
| as been described as expensive, and one critic | partly attributes the prices to Sixteen's status as a |
| Professor Kibunja | partly attributes the growing tension to what he desc |
| bed by the band as "psychedelic", which Corgan | partly attributes to co-producer Kerry Brown. |
| ber 1999) was a distinguished Spanish tenor of | partly Austrian descent, particularly known for the a |
| on WikiLeaks; Der Spiegel referred to them as | partly authentic and partly fake. |
| known for writing the series of books Katitzi, | partly auto-biographical (in 1979 it was produced the |
| ize-winning Danish author Henrik Pontoppidan's | partly autobiographical novel Lykke-Per, the protagon |
| In the first phase, with often | partly autobiographical works written during the earl |
| Partly autobiographical, it explores cleanliness, sex | |
| Largely thought to be at least | partly autobiographical, it follows on from Lavengro |
| The story is considered to be | partly autobiographical. |
| To this he added a fourth book and a preface, | partly autobiographical. |
| based upon his diaries and is also said to be | partly autobiographical. |
| at a provincial university, and may have been | partly autobiographical. |
| ( | partly available online) World Policy Journal 22 Marc |
| purpose was education in the Polish language ( | partly banned or restricted in Tsarist Russia) and th |
| Partly based on the observation that the longevity of | |
| olarly scrutiny, believing that it is at least | partly based on historically valuable, ancient (if no |
| e Electric Music Box and which was constructed | partly based on suggestions by Subotnick and Sender, |
| The setlist was | partly based on a poll conducted on the band's websit |
| presented by John Shannon on June 17, 2009 is | partly based on the original Shuttle-C proposal but d |
| "Suppose They Give A War And No One Comes?" - | partly based on a speech by Franklin D. Roosevelt and |
| The story is | partly based on Euripedes' Alcestis. |
| This information is | partly based on De Katholieke Encyclopaedie (Amsterda |
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