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ny people now view this species as a nuisance,	partly due to their tendency to overwinter indoors an
Cartington Castle is a ruinous,	partly restored medieval English castle.
AONB and part of the Trellech ridge, a rural,	partly wooded area of Monmouthshire.
ed by a brick-built pylon, a court and a hall,	partly painted with wall paintings."
To this he added a fourth book and a preface,	partly autobiographical.
n, artists and writers begin to develop a new,	partly secular culture based on Islamic ideas.
He became a Scientologist,	partly because of the influence of Mimi Rogers, but s
Smoke is of limited use with a swarm,	partly because swarms have no honey stores to feed on
consists of a large grassy area with a smaller	partly tarmacadamed area on one side of Hearsall Comm
oach to the traditional concept of a memorial,	partly because Eisenman did not use any symbolism.
fully sealed all weather runway, and a shorter	partly sealed runway.
Nelson is a city	partly (.631 sq_mi) in Pickens and mostly (.792 sq_mi
See West Orange Trail for a trail	partly on the former railroad right-of-way.
n Canal Street was long considered a landmark,	partly because of a clock on the front of the buildin
t of the mountains gradually change to a broad	partly forested plain situated between the Dniester a
The Sint-Annakerk is a Romanesque,	partly Gothic, Roman Catholic church in Aldeneik, Bel
n politics, he was never appointed a Minister (	partly as from 1891 to 1914 the Liberals were in powe
hits on the charts, often consisting of a song	partly sung in Italian and partly in English.
mother to discover that she was a prostitute,	partly because he offered her a considerable sum of m
There is also a service,	partly by railway and partly by steamer, along the co
At the left, a Triton (	partly man, partly fish) abducts a sea nymph; behind
showed an entirely unlabelled photo of a blue,	partly cloudy sky, printed on the front of a booklet
His reputation as a dandy,	partly due to his famous propensity to be over-dresse
Bladon Castle is a folly,	partly converted into a country house, located some 6
form, but in the middle I introduced a fugue,	partly in jazz form, and near the end I wrote the mai
Blenkinsop Castle is a fire-damaged,	partly demolished 19th-century country mansion incorp
Eagle Lake - A lake	partly in the southwest part of the town.
Catlin Lake - A lake	partly in the town at the west town line.
Meacham Lake - A lake	partly in the town at the north town line.
r must be compared frequently with a standard,	partly because different metals have different proper
Born in Eunice, a city	partly in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana, he is a desce
The hall was used for a long time as a court,	partly by Goslar's sheriff (Stadtvogt) and partly as
In 1968, it was abolished and	partly replaced by Kembla.
In 1904, it was abolished and	partly replaced by Corowa.
1913, the seat of Coolgardie was abolished and	partly replaced by Dampier, for which he stood unsucc
It was recreated in 1927 and abolished and	partly replaced by Waratah in 1930.
In 1894 it was abolished and	partly replaced by Narrabri.
It sits above, and	partly overlaps with, the U.S. IEEE designated Ka ban
th office and residential accommodation above,	partly aimed at strengthening the link between the ce
different sizes and shapes across individuals,	partly genetic variation and partly response to water
w light industries and service activities only	partly mitigated the resulting economic hardship.
Ten other Acts were	partly repealed by this Act, those repeals are listed
The BBC adaptation was	partly shot at the Belle Tout lighthouse at Beachy He
Like several of his family he addicted himself	partly to the study of Pythagorean philosophy, partly
In addition, fears	partly aroused by the bombing of Port Stanley airport
compounds and he developed the Adkins catalyst	partly based on interrogation of German chemists afte
The admission is	partly from the Kerala State Medical Entrance.
oyal Shakespeare Company director Adrian Noble	partly as an ode to the original film's director's (K
Aitken was	partly deaf and used a hearing aid.
hich according to Paul Steinhardt et al (1999)	partly solves the cosmological constant problem.
f The Angel shortly after the album's release,	partly because a lorry had run, out of control, into
Algonquin -	partly in McHenry County
n 2004 with a foreword by Ayaan Hirsi Ali, who	partly credits the book for her shift from Islam to a
08, there were problems filling all positions,	partly because of high demand for the same occupation
south is Eccles Pike, an almost-conical hill,	partly owned by the National Trust.
k Garden - at the family seat, Alnwick Castle,	partly funded by the National Lottery and other chari
a child Haas contracted polio in Alsace, which	partly disabled him.
re commonly euhedral crystals, but can also be	partly to completely irregular in shape.
he Urho Kekkonen National Park is also located	partly in Savukoski.
It was also based	partly on the Cleveland class, a light cruiser that w
The new US 58 Alternate (now	partly U.S. Route 23 Business and State Route 283) in
s refused to the Maltese until 1921 although a	partly elected legislative council was created as ear
tle is approximately 700 years old although is	partly in ruins.
e Trotskyist Communist League of America (CLA)	partly out of the concern that the CLA did not have a
e of the inheritance was amicably surrendered,	partly because of the friendship between Pepin and th
Besides the unfinished obelisk, an unfinished	partly worked obelisk base was discovered in 2005 at
Council is a district council covering an area	partly in County Antrim and partly in County Down in
nfavourable for the bond-holder, buying an MBS	partly involves selling an option.
Ladson- An area	partly divided between Charleston, Dorchester and Ber
e was never developed for use as an analgesic,	partly due to toxicity concerns (although these were
, in North Staffordshire; he had an itinerant,	partly colonial youth.
NHS Foundation Trusts were an idea	partly inspired by NEF and Mayo, particularly his Oct
2009 and shareholders sued Anadarko Petroleum,	partly for having misled investors in Tronox about it
Neal Stephenson's novel Anathem was	partly inspired by his involvement with the project,
anding and reconstructing Anatolian phonology,	partly due to the deficiency of the adopted Akkadian
I read somewhere once that his ancestry was	partly European (maybe French?), which is not unusual
out of use around 1700, became a farm, and was	partly demolished around 1770.
est peak, Mount Usborne, Mount Wickham and are	partly contiguous with No Man's Land.
is nocturnal, has a length of 4.5 cm and have	partly white pupils, ridges on their skin and several
vanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA), and is	partly supported by grant IRI-9528587 from the Inform
eeded to standardise weights and measurements,	partly to collect the correct taxation on goods, and
riginally called Rougon Graded School, and was	partly formed from the students of the old Bueche Sch
cacao liquor resulting in cacao butter and the	partly defatted cacao, a compacted mass of solids tha
elated both to an object and a subject, and is	partly to be distinguished from and partly united to
orre style succeeded the Oseberg style and was	partly contemporaneous with the Jelling style.
nia saw the colony grow strong and prosperous,	partly due to industrial and resources booms and the
shed in 1880 when she finally paid off and was	partly stripped and dismantled at Devonport.
For the lawyer and author	partly responsible for the New York penal code, see B
fine example of a timber framed house and was	partly stone faced in 1775.
motivation and nature of the conflict and was	partly motivated to change perceptions of the conflic
plaster imitating coloured marbles and showing	partly stylized architectural elements which would pl
ng dates back to the fourteenth century and is	partly constructed from Tottenhoe stone.
who continued to build on Gray's side and also	partly due to the ferocious noise generated by The Li
ernities for women spread in France and Italy,	partly because women were excluded from most other so
ss systems and the politics of power, and this	partly explains his attachment in his late teens to T
es between Harlow and Heathrow Airport, and is	partly funded by the British Airports Authority (BAA)
aspects of the bomb research and development,	partly because of du Pont's doubts about the plutoniu
sters of Mercy's singer Andrew Eldritch and is	partly inspired by that band's material.
e range of products as offered by Komax and is	partly labelled with their logo
ny grants of lands to settlers and landowners,	partly with the purpose of increasing the worth of th
It was abolished in 1894 and was	partly replaced by Cowra.
record of which is 1228, later ruined and then	partly restored and now contains a museum which is op
separate dialect from Northumbrian and Geordie	partly due to the specialised terms used by mineworke
The corolla is likewise clothed and is	partly fused to form a cavity.
or refurbishment of the building and displays,	partly funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
tle fell into ruin in the 18th century and was	partly demolished and sold.
r at Berlin despite his advanced age and being	partly deaf.
low, a secondary flow also commences and flows	partly across the floor of the stream toward the conv
urch is dedicated to St Mary Magdalene and was	partly restored in 1858.
s, "Ther stondithe now but one Tower, and that	partly broken.
(then) un-built-on land from Fulbourn and some	partly developed land from Teversham both into the ec
s rapidly becoming one of debate and division,	partly defined by the U.S. involvement in Vietnam whi
cluded members of the Cherokee tribe, and this	partly served as inspiration for recording Bitter Tea
d h are mainly of interstellar origin and only	partly due to self-absorption in the star's chromosph
f Mount Kisco was incorporated in 1875 and was	partly in the towns of Bedford and New Castle.
as pillaged by the Calvinists in 1598, and was	partly destroyed by fire in 1678 and again in 1712.
lly recognised by the Yang family and (perhaps	partly because of the continued popularity of Cheng's
This is a very dubious statement and although	partly true in a way, may need a rewrite as it seems
The area is of great natural beauty and is	partly owned by the National Trust.
zes the R state relative to the T state and is	partly responsible for the homotropic effect of F6P b
ice at the Smithsonian from 1970-1982, and was	partly responsible for the institution's increasing i
ee which crashed into a watery swamp and there	partly decomposed and was macerated in the process of
etersburg, US 1 parallels Interstate 85 and is	partly known as Boydton Plank Road.
f Britain's Mass Observation programme and was	partly funded by the Daily Mirror's Sunday Pictorial.
It then suffered vandalism and was	partly damaged by fire in 1984.
lour rather than the more usual red and white,	partly to differentiate from the emblems of Yorkshire
idence from the Royal Military Police, and was	partly held in secret, with much of the evidence was
vered from his match with Zangief, and Chun-Li	partly hindered by rage.
It was opened in 1993 and was	partly owned by actor Johnny Depp until 2004.
ted to field assistant Elizabeth Ross, and was	partly a matter of luck.
nmark, but despite the controversy and perhaps	partly due to it, it still sold well and easily made
n 1791 to a design by Francis Johnston and was	partly incorporated into the present building one hun
n the late 17th or early 18th century, and was	partly remodelled in the Gothic revival style by John
ayed a collection of antiquities and pictures,	partly formed by himself.
The pulpit is plain and is	partly built into one of the pews.
s, she was not a commercial success and relied	partly on government subsidy to operate.
It sold also gold and is	partly produced by him.
id from China, the U.S.S.R., Iran, and Kuwait,	partly in the form of long-term loans and partly in t
opening an alternative chloride channel and so	partly compensating the effects caused by the non-wor
(1852-1853), Australia (1859), and elsewhere,	partly to work for emigrants from China.
ichneumoneus has yellow wings, red legs, and a	partly red abdomen.
ts like Common Cottongrass or Drosera and also	partly endangered animals like Viviparous lizard, Gra
igh Street dates from the 15th century and has	partly original timber framing including a cruck.
by Horemheb near the end of his reign and only	partly decorated by him.
per part of the coronoid depression and become	partly blended with the preceding, but are inserted m
ed to rough sheep grazing and moorland, and is	partly covered by bracken and gorse.
there is no unbroken historical record, and a	partly Pictish origin is not precluded.
Scene 2 Rosina's cottage and a	partly ruined tower.
g by the character Adelaide Adams and secondly	partly sung in the Golden Garter by Katie Brown (Ally
mostly of a religious character, and published	partly in that periodical, partly issued singly, as t
These practices were possible and successful	partly because of the remoteness of the King: during
Deerhurst has an Anglo Saxon	partly 10th century monastic building still standing,
ted on The Defender, an anti-Semitic newspaper	partly owned by Reynolds that portrayed Jews as the a
Born in Antigua and	partly educated in Baltimore, Harper became one of th
A sequel to Devil's Apple is	partly written.
Fraser Institute, "the basic-needs approach is	partly absolute (the list [of necessities] is limited
5 - April 26, 1945) was a Swedish architect of	partly Danish ancestry.
These stone sockets are only	partly known (hence on present evidence are sometimes
The selichot are taken	partly from the collection used on the general fast-d
o his own guitar design ideas, which are today	partly critically viewed.
fact that some volunteer firefighters are only	partly compensated and their stipend or pay often do
The counterweights are composed	partly of concrete and partly of a concrete composite
The High Bar people are also	partly Tsilhqot'in and have links with some Chilcotin
whilst the Harz mountains, admittedly are only	partly in Lower Saxony, are clearly older in geologic
Source code viruses are rare,	partly due to the difficulty of parsing source code p
Most of these neighborhoods are either	partly or entirely in historic preservation districts
Numbers 19 and 20 are now	partly occupied by the King William Ale House.
Conference locations are chosen	partly for their scenic and often isolated nature, to
During the medieval era the area was	partly administered by nearby Haughmond Abbey (now a
The valley of Amity is an area located	partly in the town of Woodbridge, Connecticut and par
This area is	partly inhabited by Mennonites and contains many chur
mainly in the Amersham Town Council area, and	partly in Chalfont St Giles parish.
South Hill, an upland area, is	partly in the southeast quadrant of the town.
of November 1950, the 105th Armored Division,	partly reconstituted since the Naktong battles, was c
This article is	partly translated from the similar article in the Fre
This article is	partly based on a translation of the article Maserati
He is best known as having	partly sponsored John Newton, the ex-slave ship trade
pret its stand on language and merger as being	partly a means of fighting caste issues and counterin
e Liberal Party retained John Olsen as leader,	partly because his main rival Dean Brown lost his sea
timate children the same rights as legitimate,	partly as a reaction against the problems he himself
wers Hans Meerwein assumed Wittig as lecturer,	partly because he was impressed by the new 400 page b
or, with the producer announcing the film as a	partly fantasy venture.
al plates or other bodies used as drosometers,	partly because of the location, partly because of the
r Sacraments of the Gospel; being such as have	partly grown out of the corrupt following of the apos
form a new government as quickly as possible,	partly to provide a counterpart for negotiations on t
the roof of the chapel was described as being	partly fallen in.
ten referred to as a progeroid syndrome, as it	partly mimics the symptoms of Progeria.
al irregularities and can be described as only	partly free but certainly not fair.
wards the field is often to treat it as humor,	partly because it is a rich vein for comedians such a
nst the Tarantula's in Island of Assassins was	partly due to their shooting and nearly killing Zenig
e perceived in Germany, placing blame at least	partly on the American instigators of the trials.
movies, most of them shallow comedies at least	partly set in alpine regions, with Sailer showing off
A stationary platform at least	partly in Earth's atmosphere that delivers the requir
All of these streets are at least	partly triple-decker.
useli was born in Switzerland and was at least	partly trained in Switzerland.
lightest stable isotope, 28Si, decays at least	partly by beta plus decay (β+), and every isotope wit
fect, valerenic acid is thought to be at least	partly responsible for the sedative effects.
fractional crystallization and to be at least	partly derived from magmas of basalt or andesite comp

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