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was defined as the value of a cow in Kent or | elsewhere, a sheep. |
ms a dense understorey in some places, while | elsewhere a more diverse shrub layer includes Midland |
hing distinctive seems to have been recorded | elsewhere about the display of this pigeon which sugge |
ael, Canada, Australia, England, France, and | elsewhere about their experiences. |
Elsewhere, about 150 men landed at Cape Murro di Porco | |
In these, he plays a much bigger role than | elsewhere, accompanying Mickey on his adventures or ac |
, which was footage shot at another location | elsewhere across Canada; in its first season, the Slim |
ed as an ornamental plant, both in China and | elsewhere across temperate regions of the world; numer |
re canceled as well as several other flights | elsewhere across the Midwest. |
ecific copy that had no doubt been delivered | elsewhere across the country satisfactorily. |
Elsewhere across the country, albinos are hunted down | |
during the wartime, both at Leslie House and | elsewhere, acting as nurse. |
Elsewhere, Afghan and coalition forces detained severa | |
Of those who survived, many settled | elsewhere after the war. |
ted the club as a boy, but forged his career | elsewhere after being rejected as a trainee. |
Marioupolis (Mariupol', the Sea of Azov) and | elsewhere, after the failed attempt of the western all |
situation, the attention of the world turned | elsewhere after the immediate crisis had ended. |
Elsewhere, after making confidential comments about De | |
They were later used | elsewhere after being replaced by more powerful GER Cl |
nburg but her remains must have been removed | elsewhere after the disastrous fire of 1070. |
He left to fight | elsewhere after the end of the campaign in September 1 |
Elsewhere AGS had run out of money and did not make th | |
television stations in Washington, D.C. and | elsewhere, all affiliated with the Disney-owned ABC ne |
ecause such material remained almost unknown | elsewhere along the Nile Valley until the Late Period. |
nd checkpoints in and around the capital and | elsewhere, along with substantial troop movements, may |
e if tomatoes have in fact been contaminated | elsewhere along the supply line, the FDA's list of saf |
eparated by State Line Road, which is a road | elsewhere along the border, but it is only represented |
nue in Gladewater, and as George Richey Road | elsewhere along its route. |
Elsewhere along its path, heavy rainfall was reported | |
-tolerant vegetation and organisms not found | elsewhere along the St. Johns River. |
"gap", penetrating much further inland than | elsewhere along the coast of the Irish Sea. |
writings to the Danube, being mentioned (as | elsewhere) alongside 'R[h]in' (Rhine) -- two rivers th |
pecifically New Kulja, Manchu Kulja, or Ili ( | elsewhere, also Chinese Kulja), the Chinese fortress a |
d Office composed by this saint were adopted | elsewhere also, especially in connection with the spre |
I have seen it used | elsewhere, also, though do not have a vivid recollecti |
s were not widely translated or disseminated | elsewhere, although the first volume of "On Insanity" |
of five shillings to the farmer to build it | elsewhere, although he had already built stone posts o |
able support from Albanians in Macedonia and | elsewhere, although the Albanian intellectual elite de |
as Laverne & Shirley, According to Jim, St. | Elsewhere, Amazing Stories, Friends, The Tick, 3rd Roc |
Cincinnati, Xenia, Springfield, Illinois and | elsewhere, among them the daily Cincinnati Times and t |
is also an original musical theme not found | elsewhere, an eerie and dissonant movement which slowl |
Elsewhere, an ambulance brings a body dressed in a cha | |
or other philatelic exhibitions in the UK or | elsewhere, and to offer and award prizes, medals or ot |
After some discussion | elsewhere, and meditating on it, I'm inclined to move |
nor roles in popular TV series including St. | Elsewhere and Knots Landing. |
mussen in Valdemar Eiberg's band, as well as | elsewhere, and jazz became a symbol of the underground |
as indirect, in the form of fighting Germany | elsewhere and distracting them from the Yugoslav front |
ken after the war, church services were held | elsewhere, and in 1974 the parish was transferred to S |
uch a singular nature, as is not to be found | elsewhere, and is as peculiar to Ireland as the bullfi |
go Chinese Heritage Museum was built in 1927 | elsewhere and was originally a Chinese consulate. |
It is naturalised | elsewhere and is widely cultivated as an ornamental ga |
It is thicker above and below than | elsewhere, and is so remarkably loose and lax, that it |
lso permitted to keep writing other material | elsewhere, and even to promote those outside efforts t |
ound in China seem more primitive than those | elsewhere, and infers that they were made exclusively |
nchell's Donuts in "Pygmy Twylyte" on Roxy & | Elsewhere and in "The Blue Light" on his album Tinselt |
The Vineyard Movement in the US (and | elsewhere) and the British New Church Movement are exa |
s to be proactively scanning what's going on | elsewhere and say we can take advantage of that. |
lly smaller than ploughlands which were used | elsewhere, and so resulted in smaller townlands on ave |
Henry VIII, in Essex, Cambridge, Suffolk and | elsewhere, and together with his marriage, meant that |
s of detail and research that won't be found | elsewhere, and for that reason is the most authoritati |
cifically, non-resident clergy were resident | elsewhere and thus could not be considered absentee. |
Such cellars occur at Chesters, Aesica, and | elsewhere and probably served as strong-rooms for the |
nandaigua consolidated winemaking operations | elsewhere, and sold the remaining acreage and winery t |
d told them they had insufficient fuel to go | elsewhere and despite being told again that the airpor |
As Becoming Human begins, Adam has moved | elsewhere and is trying to live a normal life as a "hu |
s their prime suspect while evidence pointed | elsewhere, and that had Citrus County officials follow |
d for cargo, the festival was forced to move | elsewhere and was renamed. |
e buy and sell originate or are manufactured | elsewhere, and where people are constantly moving from |
vehicles from both partners, as well as from | elsewhere, and rented garage space from the other loca |
It has been introduced | elsewhere and is cultivated widely to provide shade fo |
ats in Bindrakhia's work than you would find | elsewhere and the style is traditional. |
he finished training at St Andrews and went | elsewhere, and that he dropped it in 1295 when he move |
ritish were forced to focus their attentions | elsewhere, and Lakshmi Bai was essentially left to rul |
two of its lifts were removed and relocated | elsewhere and the ticket office was closed. |
development if replaced by new public parks | elsewhere, and that 1997 Propositions D and F be repea |
ver, Michigan's Lake St. Clair's shores, and | elsewhere, and encouraged settlement by immigrants arr |
ing confusion, the Hards moved out, convened | elsewhere, and nominated a state ticket. |
in the Home Counties and London suburbs than | elsewhere, and in safe Conservative seats; Bromley fit |
omoted and hence he chose to seek his future | elsewhere and resigned. |
Elsewhere) and in the movies (Bachelor Party), and at | |
tion to 4,795; the franchise was reformed as | elsewhere, and there were 191 residents qualified to v |
nt has appeared abroad in Sweden, France and | elsewhere and at numerous Finnish music festivals. |
into Scientology in England, Australia, and | elsewhere and a number of reports published by respect |
er discipline may get away with slipping off | elsewhere and going straight back into fellowship with |
later raised her, dismounted her gun for use | elsewhere and continued to use the tug as an unarmed t |
's original lineup until 2000's Somewhere to | Elsewhere and coincidentally the band's last studio al |
Machine Gun Platoon (which had been deployed | elsewhere and did not otherwise take part); two soft-s |
ies that, for the most part, cannot be found | elsewhere, and many photos, historic and contemporary. |
st, sparking revolutions in Arab nations and | elsewhere; and that the Osama bin Laden videos were at |
y organization that operates in Patpong (and | elsewhere) and serves women working there by offering |
old on its catering at Buckingham Palace and | elsewhere, and in 1953 was appointed Clerk of the Roya |
It is grown as an ornamental plant | elsewhere, and in some places it has naturalized. |
he United States Commission of Fisheries and | elsewhere and were reprinted, especially American Hydr |
ons while stationed in the United States and | elsewhere, and served for 27 years of active duty. |
churches in Brussels, Bruges, Amsterdam and | elsewhere, and his work was commissioned also for Fran |
that his computer had merely relayed it from | elsewhere, and this claim cannot be dis-proven without |
was five times greater than the 1950s figure | elsewhere, and the potential of brewing and marketing |
ecuperate and retrain after tougher fighting | elsewhere and before returning to take part in more ac |
th Dr. Schubert to Palestine, Abyssinia, and | elsewhere, and created many valuable views of the scen |
n was contrary to much contemporary practice | elsewhere and at odds with scholars who backed the use |
use on railway construction and maintenance | elsewhere and in operation by 1882. |
ife Meriel has left him to seek her fortunes | elsewhere, and Adam Loveday is still at sea on his shi |
rton until 2001, when production was shifted | elsewhere and portions of the factory sold. |
e 8th Earl in 1588, the Earls of Angus lived | elsewhere, and had little to do with Tantallon Castle. |
ECW in 2001 forced Kenney to seek employment | elsewhere, and he began negotiations with World Champi |
es twelve hymns of which eight are not found | elsewhere, and ten are certainly intended for liturgic |
cotland, though with less power than bishops | elsewhere, and serving essentially as the permanent ch |
ndows in the clerestory, the north aisle and | elsewhere, and reconstructing the roof. |
million in the North Caucasus, and 1 million | elsewhere), and an additional 1 million of deaths from |
to oppose slavery in Sudan, Mauritania, and | elsewhere, and The David Project, an Israel education |
where it could release Astra 1D for use | elsewhere and take over all broadcasting activity from |
s pen appeared in the Journal Helvetique and | elsewhere, and he contributed several papers to Rousse |
ease meant that the film did better business | elsewhere, and it was only released on DVD in the Unit |
erusalem Institute ("Dvar Yerushalayim") and | elsewhere and where he continued to write and publish. |
e teams, Independence Bowl organizers looked | elsewhere, and settled on Miami, coming off a second c |
at Constantinople (1516), Venice (1544), and | elsewhere, and has been reprinted by A. Jellinek (B. |
of England, in Grimsby, Lincoln, Newark and | elsewhere, and has a share in 30 other restaurants. |
hat myself, but I know it's been widely used | elsewhere and was hoping someone may have the knowledg |
t departments and other bodies in the UK and | elsewhere, and to international bodies such as the Eur |
ers buried on site, multiple soldiers buried | elsewhere, and at least 18 civilians) indicates at lea |
All of the current residents work | elsewhere and what was once an economic center for the |
shhouses at Swansea, Maidstone, Lambeth, and | elsewhere, and published a pamphlet entitled Observati |
ered in Predaking, knowing that Sky Lynx was | elsewhere and couldn't counter them. |
the Ordovices but "Corbalengi" is not found | elsewhere, and there are many theories as to the signi |
inee Senator George McGovern decided to turn | elsewhere and selected Senator Thomas Eagleton, who wa |
er over time our attention has been directed | elsewhere, and with that the opportunity is now open f |
ibed many species of spider in Australia and | elsewhere, and is spider bite consultant to the Royal |
mmon in Northern Asia and North America than | elsewhere, and it is part of a several long haplotypes |
l the Fat Lady Sings: William Peter Blatty's | Elsewhere and the Haunted House Formula by Davide Mana |
native population to cities like Chennai and | elsewhere, and subsequent settlement of Muslim populat |
, Caernarvon, had large estates in Wales and | elsewhere, and was created Baron Penrhyn in 1866. |
s ago by Jandu (Janu (clan)) Jats, who moved | elsewhere and Khichar Jats settled here. |
report, determined to have his hunting lodge | elsewhere, and the wise men boasted, "we ween there ar |
Princeton University, Toronto, Cambridge and | elsewhere and has given readings and lectures in many |
nd 1980's until they outgrew the park, moved | elsewhere, and was redesignated "Festival de Familia". |
obtained permission from the Pac-10 to look | elsewhere, and on November 16 announced an agreement w |
PTDIM should come out, since they're covered | elsewhere and this article is primarily for external m |
to become a great pastor in Philadelphia and | elsewhere and then an educator both in Alabama and as |
Today the collection has been moved | elsewhere and the building is now a private residence |
truth of it was that Sitric had ambititions | elsewhere, and following Ragnall's death he became kin |
hes, comparing data with other ringing sites | elsewhere and educating ringers. |
er reviews appear at The Constant Critic and | elsewhere, and her poetry has appeared in the Boston R |
l or manufacturing purposes," quickly spread | elsewhere, and by 1855 twelve states had joined Maine |
They remained | elsewhere and eventually sold their allotments. |
nstantinople in 1516, at Venice in 1564, and | elsewhere, and was reprinted by Jellinek (l.c. |
8 the battery was dismantled to be relocated | elsewhere and the site was cleared in 1929. |
He received medals at the Paris Salon and | elsewhere, and was made Chevalier of the French Legion |
of English language history (in the U.S. and | elsewhere) and linguistics. |
o seek promising approaches that have worked | elsewhere and apply them to new regions or issues. |
Glasgow into the new town of Cumbernauld and | elsewhere, and Central Dunbartonshire was defined as o |
in the wrong direction when the attention is | elsewhere and has one line of dialogue in the game, wh |
It is not known whether it occurs | elsewhere, and no such fishes have been found in recen |
te or being replicas of those still standing | elsewhere; and original buildings that have been reloc |
dated 11 July 1408 for him to be consecrated | elsewhere, and it is likely that occurred in France. |
He is carrying a heartcase to show he died | elsewhere and only his heart was brought to the church |
re heavily worn in the northwest corner than | elsewhere, and the remaining inner wall displays a slu |
into Scientology in England, Australia, and | elsewhere and a number of reports were published by re |
This forced Henderson to look | elsewhere and he joined Championship winners Barrow Ra |
as occasionally been lent out for exhibition | elsewhere and is regarded as a very fine example of th |
anging roles and lives of women in China and | elsewhere and for the ephemeral nature of a sporting c |
Elsewhere, another woman dresses herself carefully in | |
ionalized in Iraq from increasing production | elsewhere; appoints mediators between Iraq and IPC. |
ew for the Gillows at the northwest end, and | elsewhere are box pews carved with poppyheads. |
The rates pay for matters which | elsewhere are funded by Council Tax, but the occupiers |
Elsewhere are open-back benches. | |
g the move, monetary officials in Europe and | elsewhere are not. |
”) connects the two areas of the town, which | elsewhere are separated by a cliff-face garden. |
op Mamertus of Vienne and eventually adopted | elsewhere, are the three days (Rogation Monday, Rogati |
Elsewhere are figures of Art and Science, the Book of | |
These fragments from | elsewhere are called terranes (sometimes, "exotic" ter |
s, further attacks on the City of London and | elsewhere are inevitable. |
nced in Germany around March 2006 and in May | elsewhere, are limited-edition manual-exposure, mechan |
ore family who owned this and much more land | elsewhere around Parracombe. R. D. Blackmore, author o |
ried to limit the spread of Soviet influence | elsewhere around the world. |
a, Latin America, the Philippines, Korea and | elsewhere around the world are of particular interest |
s, of which the limestone pavement (here and | elsewhere around Morecambe Bay, including Hutton Roof |
at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, and | elsewhere around Milwaukee, Wisconsin, including at th |
Sky Sports in the UK and Ireland, as well as | elsewhere around the world. |
ged crimes committed only in Africa, but not | elsewhere around the world. |
dates' campaigns in the Bosporan Kingdom and | elsewhere around the Black Sea, although their chronol |
conferences in Orlando and, in smaller form, | elsewhere around the United States and Canada |
when I have been in, for example, Seattle or | elsewhere around the world, great happiness, or perhap |
tinues to open up mail markets in Europe and | elsewhere around the world. |
In Geoffrey's History and | elsewhere, Arthur's future queen Guinevere was raised |
although this form of glycosylation appears | elsewhere as well. |
s were passed, and the singles scene shifted | elsewhere as residents married or moved to newer compl |
"Biscuit Power" - 1:24 (song also known | elsewhere as "Gorilla Biscuits") |
He was quoted in The New York Times and | elsewhere as saying, in reference to those considering |
s because of our grandfather, Adam (reported | elsewhere as Abraham)" and that the message of Islam i |
It is native to Eurasia but it is known | elsewhere as an introduced species and sometimes a nox |
It was later released | elsewhere as a double A-side single with "Prototype". |
k's second book, "Towards Tahiti" (published | elsewhere as "Cloud of Islands") relates the story of |
s native to Central China but has been grown | elsewhere as ornamental plant. |
tral section of North America, and it occurs | elsewhere as an introduced species, including parts of |
ople and adults in schools, universities and | elsewhere as an eye witness to the horrors of Third Re |
Agrostis avenacea is known | elsewhere as an introduced species and sometimes a nox |
On the other hand, Eikenberry is described | elsewhere as being frank and vocal about his concerns |
ople who live in Liechtenstein but were born | elsewhere, as well as natives of Liechtenstein with Tu |
plant is native to Europe but is well-known | elsewhere as a noxious weed. |
s native to southern Africa, but it is known | elsewhere as an introduced species, often becoming wee |
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