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ot, discharging the water, and turns upright,	striking a rock and emitting a loud clapping noise.
and his copilot, Paul Weirich, crashed after	striking a church tower while flying near Neuruppin.
ault of a woman in April 1999 after allegedly	striking a woman in the head with a glass after she th
pe of his steward, who was facing hanging for	striking a superior officer (a punishment Hornblower c
as for flintlock firearms, in which the chert	striking a metal plate produces a spark that ignites a
went repairs for a hole torn in her bottom by	striking a submerged LCI.
On May 16, she suffered minor damage after	striking a magnetic mine at Halmahera.
eckless driving, assault and harassment after	striking a cyclist and knocking him off his bike on Ma
line of the Yeo, as far as Langport, without	striking a blow.
e putt and flings his putter in a blind rage,	striking a woman.
On 25 May Sakura suffered minor damage by	striking a mine in Shimonoseki Straits.
Marshall plays a man haunted by his crime of	striking a newsboy on a bicycle and fleeing the scene
ed by the Romans to marry them (as opposed to	striking a deal with their fathers or brothers first,
ergulde Draeck (Gilt Dragon) which sunk after	striking a nearby reef on 28 April 1656.
military leader to be publicly recognized for	striking a blow against the Japanese military forces.
anta always wanted to make films which have a	striking a balance between Art and Commerce.
ton was interviewed by the New York Times for	striking a strategic agreement for APUS to provide dis
Maintaining an ideal ambiance and	striking a delicate balance between curricular and co-
Janovitz credited producer Keith Forsey for	striking a balance of pop music and punk rock influenc
ould be meted out for an offence as simple as	striking a teacher.
ique in which a vortex is created manually by	striking a test tube in a forward and downward motion
any command given suddenly, even if it meant	striking a loved one.
Wen also	striking a good balance in the economy between growth,
The opera begins with Polynices and Theseus	striking a pact: Polynices will marry Theseus' daughte
Conference 09: Green Technology and Finance -	Striking a Fair Climate Deal) which will take place on
In 2006, Cuatro scored a massive coup by	striking a deal with the Royal Spanish Football Federa
red the role "a difficult path to trap" while	striking a balance between Annie's grief and humorous
n fire himself, averaging 48 in the Tests and	striking a half-century in one of the two ODIs.
The rough seas also led to a Chinese ship	striking a reef.
ltway when he lost control of his motorcycle,	striking a guardrail.
tudy concluded that UC-16 probably sank after	striking a mine off Zeebrugge.
so full of ingenious ideas, and written in so	striking a style, that it ranks as one of the masterpi
Despite	striking a naval mine 14 January 1945, while on passag
ng in the Bay of Biscay on 22 June 1918 after	striking a naval mine.
served American commerce until she sank after	striking a snag off Ozark Island, Arkansas, 19 Februar
es to say "I like..." but is cut off by Eddie	striking a guitar chord.
n and his followers accused Adams and Clay of	striking a “corrupt bargain”.
The aircraft yawed to the right,	striking a building and crashing in a populated area,
She was lost off Terschelling after	striking a mine on 7 October 1917.
21 August 1909 when she damaged her bottom by	striking a reef in Babbacombe Bay.
could be brought back to its normal value by	striking a few sharp blows on the support of the tube.
lored after the prosecution was successful in	striking a deal with some creditors and business borro
It sank after	striking a mine off the coast of Corsica on September
high speed photography of a small projectile	striking a thin aluminium plate at 7000 m/s.
ly realizes, on that day, she witnessed a car	striking a pedestrian and killing him.
control in the propwash of the lead fighter,	striking a recently-arrived Lockheed C-40 parked next
Harris was also noted for	striking a handshake deal with Walt Disney in 1947 tha
Raoh then saves Reina's life by	striking a pressure point and entrusts her to Toki, le
After	striking a deal with 101 Distribution to distribute hi
This approach is similar to	striking a bell and using the tones created to deduce
spanking as a form of discipline, approve of	striking a spouse, and experience marital discord.
The	striking Abbey Park Campus features four floors of mod
Wright became renowned for his deadly	striking ability, as shown when he scored a hat-trick
Wendy Kaminer wrote that "...what's	striking about this case, aside from the majority's ap
a young English painter, in a group of seven	striking abstract paintings, each measuring a giant 12
e Carmelite Mathaeus sketched them, with such	striking accuracy, that there was no difficulty in ide
long been hailed for his in-depth reports and	striking accuracy.
This was a	striking achievement as the Conservatives lost only tw
Butane lighters combine the	striking action with the opening of the valve to relea
Americus fitted his	striking action into a harpsichord case whose long bas
The tower made a	striking addition to the Springfield skyline, helping
The refit resulted in a	striking aesthetic change, with the exhaust being trun
There is a	striking affinity between the symbolism of Sefer ha-Ba
on in four months (20-21 January 1945) before	striking again at Formosa, Miyako-jima and Okinawa (26
t Butler, his life was only saved by the ball	striking against some coppers which he happened to hav
beautiful view at this spot and flows swiftly	striking against the many rocks in the river.
chlorate, gum, and starch could be ignited by	striking against any rough surface.
ene epitomized the conditions the miners were	striking against."
irfields, and harbor facilities on Kyushu and	striking airfields in China.
High-resolution view of Mimas's limb, showing	striking albedo features on crater walls.
emeteries are home to some of the city's most	striking, albeit endangered, examples of historic reli
mented "It is difficult to imagine how such a	striking alignment could occur purely by chance."
Clad in a	striking all-pink oufit, she gave a powerful performan
d on the Dvina, but attacked on the next day,	striking along the Daugavpils-Ostrov highway.
With U.S. coal supplies dwindling,	striking American coal miners returned to work for two
t proceeded to make a circuit of the Pacific,	striking American, Australian, Dutch and British insta
What is	striking among some of those who have criticized my bo
The player garners points by	striking an object with the orb.
a double bass - and its footsteps, created by	striking an amplifier box.
A cosmic ray or high-energy gamma ray	striking an atom in the upper atmosphere generates a c
maternal yet malevolent character in "Nadya,"	striking an appallingly accurate chord not seen in fil
e men seemed to have gone to bed but it is so	striking an instance of danger in a quiet summer town
ob back after being stood down for macing and	striking an out-of-control inmate at Risdon Prison las
Received a Distinguished Unit Citation for	striking an aircraft engine plant at Nagoya on 13 Dece
nd call - a sharp sound like that of a hammer	striking an anvil or a bell, emitted by the male in th
he Titanic sank early on April 15, 1912 after	striking an iceberg the night before.
Bohm may have known that his idea is a	striking analogy to "intentional and extensional about
The holistic view of context, hence another	striking analogy of wholeness, was first put forward i
nst an African dictator who is a VIP patient,	striking ancillary workers (opposed to the exotic gast
It prohibits municipal workers from	striking and provides alternative means for dispute re
dense spikes of flowers are not particularly	striking and are often brown, green or purple.
His likenesses were	striking and faithful, but seldom flattering, and his
The street facade of Schomberg House is	striking and rather unusual for a London mansion.
e believes that the Crimson Ghost is the most	striking and visually fascinating villain in any film
The 105m high Ngu Binh Mountain has a	striking and symmetric figure.
efs on absolute black granite to be the "most	striking and unorthodox work" in the exhibition.
Aesthetically, the Hall was	striking and beautiful to the human eye.
On 27 June 1911 Weir was found guilty of	striking and knocking down on 13 April 1911 a former f
t second to any man of the day in producing a	striking and intellectual likeness.
steel-blue, with white shafts, making a most	striking and curious display when spread.
There was no sudden	striking and emotional transition.
He was some six feet tall,	striking, and very athletic.
The poem is especially notable for its	striking and enigmatic symbolism and the wide variety
an unreasonableness of this conclusion is so	striking and palpable on the face of it' that the deci
niously together to make this one of the most	striking and lavishly decorated memorials of its kind.
Darren Bewick (Essendon): Charged with	striking and rough conduct against Tony Shaw, kneeing
Estwing manufactures	striking and struck tools such as nail hammers, axes,
nventional armed force: entering the country,	striking and pulling back to its bases in Zambia and A
nal ornamentation is one of the temple's most	striking and imposing features.
two unarmed opponents, many balance-breaking,	striking and throwing techniques can be applied.
, Willie Hart, played by Janice Rule, creates	striking and somewhat unsettling murals (actually pain
genius for stating philosophical insights in	striking and memorable language, but believed that Wit
Penrose polygon, the visual effect is not as	striking, and as the sides increase, the object seems
For example, oxytocin and vasopressin have	striking and specific effects on social behaviours, in
involves stopping, sliding, bowing, plucking,	striking and strumming the strings with copper bars, a
mother, and sister, Cassandra's success is a	striking and radical affirmation of women's power to s
His effective mix of precision	striking and ground fighting, as seen with other fight
vania Station (New York), considered the most	striking and luxurious examples of the time.
Cornish rotten boroughs were one of the most	striking anomalies of the Unreformed House of Commons
rawford County, Indiana for driving a car and	striking another while intoxicated at .15
Grisedale Pike presents a	striking appearance when viewed from the east, rising
le landmark in Whittle-le-Woods, both for its	striking appearance and for the fact it is the largest
With a	striking appearance and charm, he was perceived as qui
It is grown by gardeners for its	striking appearance when in flower.
deal Chantilly would be a semi-foreign cat of	striking appearance resulting from the combination of
for defensive reasons, giving it a stark and	striking appearance and distinguishing it from the sur
e invented a colorful character that boasts a	striking appearance, a strong body, and a red swim sui
n The Evening Star described him as a “man of	striking appearance, being tall, erect, and soldier-li
e (where this specimen originated) due to its	striking appearance, velvety skin, and docile nature.
Fans, so audaciously named, also presented a	striking appearance.
, native to Southeast Asia, have an extremely	striking appearance.
in summit it has two subpeaks, that give it a	striking appearance.
ly precise flower structure gives the plant a	striking appearance.
ned by conventional methods, have already had	striking applications to Lie groups.
e Patt, showing a more aggressive and intense	striking approach and stopping him via TKO (leg kicks)
cribed it as "one of New York's best and most	striking architectural compositions" and "one of the f
Its more	striking architectural features include castellated wa
the towers are planned to be some of the more	striking architecturally.
Its	striking architecture includes pre-oxidized panels on
aesthetics and pedestrian-friendly features,	striking architecture, one of the largest agglomeratio
Particularly	striking are two golden lion statues in front of the f
Most	striking are the comparisons between the Kincaid and A
Particularly	striking are severe limb truncations with forelimbs sh
uspension for rough conduct and two counts of	striking arising from the brawl.
, and then was active in 1946-47 as the heavy	striking arm of the United States Atlantic Fleet.
S. Atlantic Fleet, Eighth Fleet was the heavy	striking arm of the Atlantic Fleet.
through the muscles of the torso and out the	striking arm.
The Rex Cinema was designed in a	striking Art Deco style architect David Nye and opened
It was erected in 1927 with a	striking art deco facade contributing significantly to
the Russian Revolution, he published several	striking articles on its causes and joined the White m
Apart from the	striking artisan dwellings, the area is also known for
pper's composition and production style, with	striking artwork for the album cover and a limited edi
The victory was all the more	striking as the force of Judas was considerably smalle
While this result was not as	striking as the positions attained by Poland and Hunga
d group watching the youths; their appearance	striking as they are fully dressed while the youths in
About You." His original material is just as	striking as his arrangements".
The most	striking aspect of the building is its enormous curvin
The most	striking aspect of the season was that despite qualify
The most	striking aspects to the design of the Opera Centre are
He joined in protests in favour of	striking Asturian miners in 1962, and was expelled fro
ndemn this barbaric act of violence which, in	striking at Pakistan just days before elections, place
manded the Kawaguchi Expeditionary Detachment	striking at British Borneo.
though we can calculate the probability of it	striking at any specified point).
We shall keep	striking at any imperialist presence in Lebanon, inclu
ore damage than most of the other combatants,	striking at the Chaos-bringers flanks, attempting to b
scored a decisive success here in early 1943,	striking at the flanks and rear of badly-trained and e
of his organization out of prison, including	striking at Michael's family to keep him from testifyi
The effect of this contrast is	striking: at once balanced and engaged; detached but a
had started and the fast carrier forces were	striking at Japanese positions and shipping from Indoc
d information used in the writing of the book	Striking at the Roots: A Practical Guide to Animal Act
Wrote the Foreword of the book	Striking at the Roots: A Practical Guide to Animal Act
d information used in the writing of the book	Striking at the Roots: A Practical Guide to Animal Act
ormed the reenactment, it was executed with a	striking attention to detail.
Humility is a	striking attribute of his, yes, when spirits, far less
The	striking auditorium interior is unique in its applicat
46 Lions tour down under and was sent off for	striking Australian captain, Joe Jorgensen.
very, Max decides to put his powers to use by	striking back at his tormentors to win back the love o
of the Red Deer River, which is noted for its	striking badland topography.
Edgar Kennedy -	Striking baker
Slim Summerville -	Striking baker
The Europeans too saw the	striking beauty of this bird and hunted many of them f
larly in Britain and Northern Europe, 12 hour	striking became more widespread and eventually became
This is	striking because the chloroplasts of all other known p
Her presence is all the more	striking because of how tiny her husband the King is (
Its highly iridescent plumage is	striking, being largely bluish-purple below and on the
angel figures which "fly" around in a circle,	striking bells beneath them.
Several days prior to Fabian	striking Bermuda, computer models forecast a ridge of
The parallels were	striking between the fighters as Arthur was also a for
The Phainopepla is a	striking bird, 16-20 cm long with a noticeable crest a
It is a	striking bird, with a reddish-pink bill, pink feet, a
Birdwing (Troides magellanus) is a large and	striking Birdwing butterfly found in the Philippines a
rador Duck, Camptorhynchus labradorius, was a	striking black and white eider-like sea duck that was
in gardens in Europe and Asia because of its	striking black flowers.
sh to carry out certain interior work and the	striking black pedimented neo-classical front door.
Mostyn House School, a	striking black and white building, was opened in Parkg
ger than females and acquire longer tails and	striking black and golden yellow plumages in the breed
ibed under the nomen dubium C. tremula) has a	striking black and white pattern and rests in the cent
Due to its	striking black-and-white pelage, it is virtually unmis
He has bright blue eyes,	striking blond hair and an effeminate personality.
n conjunction with the punches to provide the	striking blow needed

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