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nt herds, however, are genetically polluted or	partly crossbred with cattle, and hence are in fact "
He belonged to a rather poor family	partly of Scottish origin and was educated a clergyma
but during the 1970s its popularity declined,	partly because of the style of music becoming dated a
This popularity was	partly due to the low entry fee for visiting the Bath
Ironically, the song's popularity is	partly due to it being misinterpreted as a "driving s
The porch is	partly Norman.
he decided to run for mayor of Portland, based	partly on a desire to help reform the Portland police
rent theme tune, which was possibly influenced	partly by the theme tune and music to the original Pi
Clinch and Co failed to survive post war,	partly because it failed to capitalise on evolving bu
onductance calcium-activated potassium channel	partly responsible for the calcium-dependent after hy
However, he never lived up to his potential -	partly due to a knee injury sustained while at Monaco
seum in Hampshire, England, her potential only	partly realised.
e political analysts as potentially vulnerable	partly because of concerns over her age and competenc
Norfolk's electorate was predominantly rural,	partly as an effect of the Norwich freeholders voting
ory behavior of nitinol, and their presence is	partly responsible for the hardness due to quenching
was mentioned in Domesday; the present house,	partly half-timbered built on a courtyard plan, is in
a rougher edge to it than the previous albums,	partly due to a major grunge influence.
The problem was	partly the fault of the councils who could not decide
This problem is	partly solved by graphitised poly(2,6-diphenylphenyle
d silver, the so called "patio process", seems	partly have been in use by the native Indians too.
d of excess energy from this process, possibly	partly by design, to clear the area immediately in fr
film is comical look at procrastination, based	partly on the filmmaker's own experiences.
The slow rate of production is	partly due to Renwick's writing of the episodes, whic
Jones a "crucial DJ and the production wizard	partly responsible for the development of Chicago aci
Professor Kibunja	partly attributes the growing tension to what he desc
b mission for the Space Shuttle program, flown	partly in preparation for the International Space Sta
g syntax varies between programming languages,	partly to cover semantic differences but largely to f
IRIS programs are	partly funded by institutions and private donations.
d in Autumn 2009, however the project overran,	partly due to the cable installation contractor Ocean
The project was	partly funded by the Catherine Cookson Trust.
enerally better suited for large projects with	partly independent developers, such as the Linux kern
Graham's rise to national prominence is	partly because of the assistance he received from new
later be exploited by Nazi party propaganda to	partly justify the overthrow of the Weimar Republic.
and against options 4 and 5, which proposed a	partly elected and partly appointed upper chamber.
roportions vary, and some forms of protein are	partly lacking in one or more of the essential amino
showed that dialysis-stimulated proteolysis is	partly induced by inflammation; and that parenteral n
had won power in the 1935 provincial election	partly on the scheme.
an film from 1972 involving Richard Pryor, and	partly funded by and featuring John Lennon and Yoko O
lage has a number of hotels and public houses,	partly to cater for the large number of visitors.
of the 1894 strike found Pullman's paternalism	partly to blame and Pullman's company town to be "un-
r TV detective serial "Syschik Putilin" (2007)	partly staged in Mongolia, and its CD included 3 trac
people and supports this by a qualified staff	partly funded by the Horsham District council.
curved gravity dam made of quarrystone, based	partly on the Intze principle, but without the Intze
Society is experiencing in some quarters comes	partly from the arrogance of the writings of some of
ember in this galaxy group is questionable and	partly depends on the analysis used to determine grou
nting to inflict any harm on any racial ground	partly got lost in the confusion generated by his eve
The high vote for the Radicals reflects	partly the collapse of the once-dominant Socialists a
ggins and David Stewart of Rawhide Radio, LLC (	partly owned by Hispanic Broadcasting now Univision r
The bridge designed by Ramboll, was	partly inspired by tailor's shears and has an iconic
estate is a 200-acre (0.81 km2) ranch, planted	partly as vineyards over a century ago.
ti is on the presiding deity at Sri Rangam and	partly on the Rama shrine in the same temple.
large library, that included rare manuscripts,	partly bought, partly copied by himself.
The work proceeded rather slowly,	partly because he was not too keen to be working for
's former Bundesliga player Friedel Rausch was	partly coaching him in the youth of Schalke then, get
ade little impact on the charts, reaching 159,	partly attributed to Bassey's failure to promote the
The Baker-Venkataraman rearrangement is	partly named after him.
0 reservists available in 2010; the reason was	partly experience with the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spil
The reasons were	partly aesthetic and partly financial.
val in Butterly, Derbyshire, was recently held	partly in honour of Elefant's 20 year anniversary.
ranch line to Belmont, which has recently been	partly redeveloped as a cycleway called The Fernleigh
" craze to national fame with records recorded	partly "live at the Whisky."
This is a list of recreational walks	partly or wholly in Lancashire
During the 2000s it was refurbished and	partly rehoused.
s and the implication is that that refusal was	partly a consequence of Operation Chastise.
n the South Wales Central electoral region and	partly within the South Wales West region.
airs (bp) including the promoter region, which	partly overlaps with the PBX2 gene.
These regions are	partly or completely clouded by interstellar dust and
oo fond of entertaining her own relations, and	partly supported them with revenue from the priory.
He remains relatively unknown,	partly as a result of a significant body of his work
In 2006, they released a	partly re-recorded and expanded version, Schrei - so
Inasmuch as it remains only	partly urbanized, many people describe Sai Kung as th
, Nazi troops removed Hindenburg's remains and	partly demolished key structures.
These remnants are	partly conserved as fragments by some features of cus
His first years with Renwick's firm	partly coincided with Russell's first years, below.
itory Legislative Assembly, which replaced the	partly elected Legislative Council.
after the findings of the Kolder Report, which	partly rehabilitated many of those purged.
g World War II, in 1942-1943, the republic was	partly occupied by Nazi Germany while 40,000 Chechens
The rejection of Phoenician research was	partly because of anti-Semitic reasons.
400 hectare (4 km²) commercial research farm,	partly lies in the parish, including an associated hi
ances in Parapsychological Research published (	partly) by a major academic publisher.
s Reservation is an Indian reservation located	partly in Erie County, New York, United States.
Hardington Moor National Nature Reserve covers	partly calcareous clay-rich soils on sloping ground a
The reservoir is	partly filled with wastewater that has undergone both
idge is a gated, upscale residential community	partly in Dyer and partly in Schererville, in Lake Co
It is mostly residential and	partly industrial, with some common land and wooded a
The resignations were	partly due to a conflict with Blizzard Entertainment'
is instead given to Qing Nu out of respect and	partly of pity for her.
shops, hotels, pubs and restaurants, supported	partly by passing trade from the ferry terminal and b
r foundations, and the gates were restored and	partly rebuilt by a blacksmith.
tes had been counted to make the result clear,	partly due to the flooding on Election Day that had i
Differences from other results are	partly due to the use of quarterly data.
It was built in the Colonial Revival Style	partly with funds from the philanthropist Baron Mauri
This revolt was	partly caused by the heavy taxation in coin (and not,
One often hears that the 1848 revolution was	partly born in the pages of the Mysteries of Paris or
rsities, guided by a revolutionary nationalism	partly influenced by the political sub-culture of Eur
His reward came	partly in the form of a grant, dated April 20, 1386,
The Village of Richburg is	partly within the boundaries of the Towns of Wirt and
The southern rim has	partly disintegrated, and merges with the northwest r
The river also	partly bounds the South Turkana National Reserve.
akes its way westwards, this small river flows	partly through the state of Brandenburg and partly th
Today the Turon River falls	partly in the Turon National Park.
The river is	partly leased by the Shimna Angling Club and partly o
The river is	partly navigable for commercial purposes through a se
soners' bodies were then piled in the road and	partly covered with trunks and tree branches.
The road is	partly on the A4161.
, with the vast majority of the roads unpaved,	partly due to the Equestrian presence in the area.
wards a more personal, alternative rock sound (	partly influenced by the death of the Glendinings' br
g the lower shore the coarse grained rocks are	partly covered by brown seaweeds such as Flat wrack (
Although his early film roles were	partly the result of his good looks, by the later hal
riously damaged the stage, causing the roof to	partly cave in.
ento, also known as the Chiesa del Rosario, is	partly dedicated to him.
The 15-mile (24 km) route is	partly an expressway and is an urban boulevard in dow
the built-up area of Harold Hill the route is	partly non-urban: a large area of flood-plain follows
New York State Route 276	partly runs along the international border.
Park Royal (also	partly in the London Borough of Brent)
She was especially popular with rural folk,	partly because they most benefited directly from her
wn in June 1908, a condition which was said to	partly explain his indiscretion in communicating with
Minto-Brown Island Park in Salem is	partly on Minto's former farm.
st a reelection campaign in 1961 to Sam Yorty,	partly due to having to explain the expenses incurred
cy call to the Ha'tak, where Jacob and Sam are	partly successful with their repairs.
re rich in mineral content (and the sands look	partly black).
Here he found a scanty congregation,	partly consisting of baptists.
It consists of scattered fibers,	partly tendinous and partly muscular, extending from
ead collapse of the British hip hop scene were	partly to blame in keeping the record from its audien
This scepticism arises	partly because the railways in the area are heavily u
House School in Harpenden.The school consists	partly of day pupils and partly of weekly boarders.
The school was	partly funded by the Ranelagh Foundation, a charitabl
is also proud of its Green Schools initiative,	partly funded by local industry including Intel, that
troduced to the island in a scientific project	partly led jointly by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
It is a Site of Special Scientific Interest	partly owned by the Wildlife Trust of South and West
There is a Site of Special Scientific Interest	partly within the parish.
orest is a Site of Special Scientific Interest	partly within the parish.
's congregation of the Church of Scotland, and	partly responsible for the acquisition of The Glebe l
es to escape and is found by the search party (	partly thanks to Sam's keen sense of smell), and the
gainst Sri Lanka during the 1977/78 season was	partly erased.
After a mid-table Division 1 season and	partly because of the league-enforced relegation, Man
the Llenlleney'ten, who although Secwepemc are	partly Tsilhqot'in in identity.
f the county, and the lake Neusiedler See lies	partly in the county.
en called graph switching or Seidel switching,	partly to distinguish it from switching of signed gra
f the founder in 1881 Tanaka Seisakusho became	partly owned by General Electric and expanded into th
and often chanted, self-mythologizing lyrics (	partly inspired by the camp and bombast of vintage Ga
painting, of which he was mainly self-taught -	partly by copying the works of Velasquez and other ma
ous mysticism and quasi-Gothic sensibility, it	partly harks back to the Middle Ages.
has since helmed three television serials made	partly in London for Sri Lankan audiences.
h diffuse band, very dark ochraceous series of	partly ocelli and partly obscure spots, and a postdis
The series is	partly written by Yoshiaki Kawajiri, but remains only
retail strip has fallen into serious decline,	partly as a result of the development of suburban sho
Its late entry into service was	partly because GOES 10 exceeded its design life by ov
Evening and Sunday services are	partly paid for by Metro.
Many of its services are	partly paid for by Metro especially on Sundays and in
The setlist was	partly based on a poll conducted on the band's websit
The upright shaft is	partly wooden and partly cast iron.
ron, and part of clay, so the kingdom shall be	partly strong, and partly broken.
She was	partly funded by Richmondshire District Council, swim
She was	partly educated in Wales, between 1903 and 1909, and
From 1951 to 1954, Shehata Adam	partly excavated the 12th Dynasty site of Ezbet Rushd
ay Castle at Scalloway in the Shetland Islands	partly to strengthen his power there against Laurence
services in a marquee but shortly afterwards,	partly with his own hands, built the first church in
parts of the Nogayskaya, Kazan, Siberian, and	partly, Astrakhan khanates.
sements and the pale green walls bore signs of	partly removed graffiti.
The creation of the Silence was	partly inspired by the figure from the Edvard Munch p
uable in paints, sauces, and similar products,	partly because it counteracts tendencies towards crea
e steelworks closed in 1993 and has since been	partly converted into a museum - the £46 million Magn
The site is	partly occupied today by the village of Cateraggio (C
The site was	partly made up of waste ground, having previously bee
The traditional site is	partly within the parkland of Boconnoc, partly under
st wing, where the Museum shop is situated, is	partly medieval and was built on the Roman fort wall.
After 2001 this situation was	partly rectified: firstly by the feature-length docum
This size is	partly due to the phenomenon of insular dwarfism, and
During this visit, Balakirev sketched and	partly orchestrated an Overture on Czech Themes; this
mber ‘stud' walling with a stone slate infill (	partly replaced by bricks) at first-floor level.
s settled in Vojvodina and Slavonia increased (	partly) the existing Serb population in these regions
The Little Avon River is a small river	partly in southern Gloucestershire and partly in Sout
They usually consist of small depressions	partly enclosed by leaf tissue or hairs.
The congregations remained small, however,	partly because his churches were factious and exclusi
ate can refer to the street, the smaller area (	partly following old council boundaries) consisting o
ust another sex crime, Wycliffe isn't so sure,	partly because the victim, Lily Painter, isn't a typi
hed four lectures on the Socinian controversy,	partly to clear his own name from charges of sympathy
ustomer disinterest in a mid-calorie soda, and	partly due to the success of Coca-Cola Zero, a zero-c
The soil becomes	partly marshy in the lower grounds.
is a small neotropical tribe of solitary wasps	partly recognizable for having peculiar modifications
The solution involved	partly excavating the lower floor and the use of skyl
So, the song is	partly written to Becky and partly Lydia, though neit
book "Contents Under Pressure", this song was	partly inspired by then-tourmates Kiss.
aratively high place for a low-scoring song is	partly explained by the fact that four entries at thi
The song is	partly compromised by having each set of 'twins' repr
August 2010, called Boy Like You, the song was	partly written by the American pop singer and songwri
The song was	partly based on the traditional folk song "Young But
The Soundtrack was	partly composed by Harry Gregson-Williams.
s not celebrated by all Muslims of South Asia,	partly because these celebrations are mostly related
The Impending Crisis of the South, written	partly in North Carolina but published when the autho
604) is property developer in Southern China,	partly owned by Shenzhen Government.
ho take these tests are native speakers, which	partly explains why an overwhelming majority of those
e clear that Seton's various speculations were	partly and sometimes significantly incorrect, the nov
caltrops and pavises studded with spikes, and	partly manned by Burgundian mercenaries equipped with
The Reddish Spinning Company,	partly owned by Houldsworth, opened in 1870.
Morvan and Munuera's Spirou is	partly remarkable in that it uses background elements
It abounds in sandy spits that	partly enclose shallow bays.
nference decided to begin sponsoring softball,	partly to help member institutions to comply with Tit

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