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Fonseca made | frequent trips to Cuba, where he supervised “F.E. |
and dispatch ship in the Pacific Ocean, with | frequent trips along the China coast. |
army, and greatly improved its morale by his | frequent trips to review and encourage his units. |
hallenges' in a large blue truck, and for her | frequent trips to persuade companies and people to tak |
the politics of tribalism and the president's | frequent trips abroad. |
a key to unlock the chest of vivid memories: | frequent trips through “Bomb Alley”, food convoys, the |
Merloni is well-known locally for his | frequent trips between the Red Sox and their Triple-A |
Between 1998 and 2004, Cunnane made | frequent trips between the majors and minors. |
There are also | frequent trips to various events held on the Tideway i |
Pueblo Indians of New Mexico, where she made | frequent trips. |
t line for the rest of the campaign to suffer | frequent Turkish shelling. |
During the first few years, Celo experienced | frequent turn over of residents and difficulty in recr |
Remarkable in an age of | frequent turnover in the golf industry, Hanover Countr |
as a strong supporter of public education and | frequent tutor and substitute teacher; among the stude |
He is a | frequent tutor for Folkworks and Burwell Bash. |
n promoting its "Good Time Oldies" image with | frequent TV ads featuring Beach Boys music, classic ca |
He was a | frequent TV commentator during the Scott Peterson tria |
earances with other theatre companies and his | frequent TV roles but he appeared with the RSC during |
s appeared in almost fifty films and has made | frequent TV appearances, but is probably best known fo |
ng additional duties on BBC Radio 2. He makes | frequent TV appearances as a personality pundit and po |
ariation at a single site in DNA, is the most | frequent type of variation in the genome. |
The most | frequent type of acclamation is a voice vote, in which |
k two wickets on his debut, including that of | frequent Under-19s Test player Tissara Perera. |
Princeton - An antiquing destination and | frequent underground railroad stop. |
It talks about people who | frequent underground locations, meet at a bar called “ |
The Republic mill was the site of | frequent union unrest, culminating in the Memorial Day |
re years, teaching at the convent became less | frequent until teaching was moved completely to the ne |
Visits by the Red Arrows were also | frequent until their departure from the nearby Kemble |
Beijing traffic reports ( | frequent updates similar to WINS Radio in New York Cit |
g every 20 minutes (updated hourly, with more | frequent updates during major breaking events), and so |
ver it performed poorly at first and required | frequent upgrades and maintenance, which continued int |
Unusually | frequent urination |
As a diuretic, etacrynic acid can cause | frequent urination, but this usually resolves after ta |
Children with daytime wetting may have | frequent urination, have urgent urination or dribble a |
Other symptoms include "eye discharge, bloat, | frequent urination, watery diarrhea, reduced milk prod |
symptoms of FE are distressing: restlessness, | frequent urination, shaking, persistent rubbing of the |
ings, perform community service and submit to | frequent urine analysis or blood alcohol test. |
r summary execution, the meaning evolved from | frequent usage in sentences such as 'The corpse was sa |
The Christoffel symbols find | frequent use in Einstein's theory of general relativit |
What set their vocals apart were the | frequent use of "ruff, ruff" dog sounds during verses |
She was also distinguished by her | frequent use of her mobile phone to organise the proje |
ver, canister (or case) shot saw particularly | frequent use on land and at sea in the various wars of |
ce of Vaccination,' &c.; an ‘Essay on the too | frequent Use of the Trephine;' on the ‘British System |
The | frequent use of morphine in critically ill patients, a |
yet further evidence of President Museveni's | frequent use of state institutions and resources to in |
In this song, Mann sings about the | frequent use of nonsense lyrics in Doo-Wop music, and |
One | frequent use of the phrase is to refer to spies and sp |
, with flavours of house, dub and trance, and | frequent use of vocals. |
s work from that of his contemporaries is his | frequent use of canon, especially in the ritornello pa |
e 12-note rows, but do include microtones and | frequent use of glissando. |
not only inexpensive to manufacture, but its | frequent use is more likely to bring the company's nam |
eriving from Wagner's Tristan und Isolde) and | frequent use of musical phrases which serve to undermi |
ely known throughout India as a result of its | frequent use in Bollywood movies. |
istance forces in German-occupied Europe made | frequent use of captured German Karabiner 98k rifles. |
ll as the warnings against common oversights, | frequent use of examples from natural languages, and h |
Salvation Army Scout and Guide groups made | frequent use of the camp. |
A | frequent use of this form is in salt and vinegar chips |
Another source of humour is the | frequent use of stock footage in incongruous situation |
d in American high schools, not least for its | frequent use of the word "nigger," which was in common |
Niles was known for his | frequent use of deadpan one-liners, usually insulting |
s of truth serum angrily complained about his | frequent use of the word "awesome," and what she felt |
The | frequent use of the route by heavy carts carrying grai |
ar when one realizes that this movement makes | frequent use of the deep, dark tone of the lowest F on |
The | frequent use of long Steadicam shots roaming throughou |
oonzy's 1940 song "Rockin' Chair Blues" makes | frequent use of the phrase "rock me baby" as in "Rock |
kel-back to counter Buffalo's "no-huddle" and | frequent use of three wide receivers, had a phenomenal |
There is also a | frequent use of terrace dynamics, which is another tra |
ar work and polyrhythmic drumming, as well as | frequent use of unorthodox time signatures, leading so |
Frequent use of high rising terminal is common in vals | |
Tea ceremony school - based in Jeonju with a | frequent use of pine, and flowering blossoms of pear; |
The movie makes | frequent use of breaking the fourth wall. |
The Artillery Ground came into more | frequent use and its Master, Mr Jones, got a mention i |
nly due to the extensive location filming and | frequent use of high-end actors as guest stars. |
of dissonance, and in addition are marked by | frequent use of cross-rhythms. |
rformances usually consist of monologues with | frequent use of the Venetian language, irony and satir |
able by his distinctive tenor voice, vibrato, | frequent use of falsetto, and ability to reach and sus |
l had a reputation for strictness and for the | frequent use of corporal punishment; records showing a |
rumming and electronic percussion, along with | frequent use of slide guitar, synthesizers and sampler |
n is the UK's largest firing range, and is in | frequent use - artillery can be clearly heard from Lin |
Shostakovich makes | frequent use of early 20th-century Russian revolutiona |
Indigenous Australians made | frequent use of it long before European arrival. |
In this treatise Kamalakara also makes | frequent use of the place-value number system with San |
Her abstract expressionist paintings make | frequent use of acrylic and oil techniques, they have |
Renga also made | frequent use of the honkadori technique, since each po |
ers, though his productions are spoilt by too | frequent use of imagery, allegorical and metaphorical |
His work is notable for its | frequent use of geometric abstraction and its nearly e |
gs and wombles", possibly in reference to its | frequent use of eccentric variable names such as "frog |
and Tony Duggan-Smith, although the band made | frequent use of guest musicians. |
Van Arkel designs are characterized by the | frequent use of bay windows and loggias, as well as as |
al-Shabab must take responsibility for their | frequent use of civilians as human shields. |
Villagers also make | frequent use of facilities in neighbouring Puckeridge, |
d he acquired his famous nickname, due to his | frequent use of the Argentine diminutive interjection |
e month, the game distinguishes itself by the | frequent use of several firearms (Ingram submachine gu |
(His | frequent use of "heh," "indeed," and "read the whole t |
st high utilizers of emergency services (make | frequent use of police and fire emergency services) an |
twithstanding their electro-acoustic sound or | frequent use of non-European rhythms and percussion. |
d canopies, brass railings, Tiffany lamps and | frequent use of antiques as decor. |
This sonata is different because of its | frequent use of accidentals, which is unusual for a Ba |
was named after Philiscus, on account of his | frequent use of it (Hephaestion (grammarian). |
n C-sharp minor is also well-known due to its | frequent use in animated cartoons. |
nderlust, and like both her parents, Jan made | frequent use of drugs and was no stranger to trouble. |
and has a relatively short slipway which gets | frequent use by fishing and pleasure boat owners, part |
provided for visiting royalty, and these saw | frequent use. |
e summer solstice,, suggesting a time of most | frequent use. |
, and indentation presumably from ancient and | frequent use. |
Oslo is the most | frequent user of interpreters of all the courts in the |
He had been a | frequent user of the observatory during his school day |
gs become associated with the drug, causing a | frequent user to take the drug as a response to bad ne |
special focus on MySpace, often interviewing | frequent users of the website. |
laut also took many candid photographs on his | frequent vacations with Rose to such countries as Fran |
improbability of many of her adventures, her | frequent vagueness or inaccuracy about names and place |
The IDNR believes that the | frequent vandalism and theft of Mazon River signs is d |
arks School of Texas have a huge rivalry with | frequent vandalism of each other. |
rapid and | frequent variations in water discharge |
During the Third Reich, Hitler used it as a | frequent venue for his speeches when in Leipzig. |
ion to its use as a race track, it was also a | frequent venue for musical performances. |
Having experienced An Lushan Rebellion and | frequent vicissitudes in his civil career, Yan Zhenqin |
tates Period and the preceding were marked by | frequent violence and war, and many new philosophies w |
region has been scene of drug trafficking and | frequent violence. |
The plant suffered from | frequent violent explosions, often fatal; a 1912 explo |
Charlie was a | frequent visitor at the deuce and is sorely missed for |
lar it attracted everyone like Aaron Latham a | frequent visitor of the night club.Sherwood Cryer conv |
sity (1957), New York University (1985) and a | frequent visitor to the Indian statistical institute, |
Lavin is also a | frequent visitor at Harvard University¹s GSD and was a |
ssociation's advisory board in 2002, and is a | frequent visitor to the Dolphins' radio show. |
Holy Roman Empire (an inherited title), and a | frequent visitor to Rome. |
s travels took him to Russia and Bragge was a | frequent visitor to Spain where he developed an intere |
he was a friend of Samuel Johnson, who was a | frequent visitor to the Rectory. |
Karl Haushofer was a | frequent visitor to Landsberg Prison, where Hitler and |
Additionally, members are eligible to use the | Frequent Visitor e-Channels, for seamless self-service |
t on to her sisters in her journal, and was a | frequent visitor to the Houses of Commons and Lords, w |
, another gay man in his early thirties, is a | frequent visitor to the store, is a friend of Jody, an |
Edgar Allan Poe was a | frequent visitor of the inn and carved his initials in |
s Ferrar, and was one of his intimates, and a | frequent visitor at Little Gidding; on Ferrar's death |
Between 1914 and 1930, Cambier was a | frequent visitor and resident at Culham Court where he |
Albert Einstein was a | frequent visitor to his home. |
The poet Alexander Pope was a | frequent visitor to the house as he was enamoured of t |
Middlesex, and was a strong supporter of and | frequent visitor to the London Orphan Asylum. |
The swallow is a | frequent visitor in the summer months. |
s and London, where, as a young man, he was a | frequent visitor to Frank Matcham's home. |
Bagha Jatin was a | frequent visitor to these addresses which sheltered a |
Helen Allingham was a | frequent visitor to Aldworth in Tennyson's time, and h |
He was a | frequent visitor to prisons, including to Newgate pris |
Additionally, she remained a | frequent visitor to England: between 1951 and 1956 she |
Prof. Dekel is a | frequent visitor to the University of California, Sant |
nd boxing-related conditions, he has become a | frequent visitor to Puerto Rico, where he and Benitez |
Pound was a | frequent visitor to Samuel Molyneux at Kew. |
Trepp was a | frequent visitor to Mainz, where he was involved in th |
As part of his technical work he was a | frequent visitor to the Royal Electrical and Mechanica |
A | frequent visitor to Hell, she also enjoys sending othe |
A voracious and broad reader and a | frequent visitor to local museums, the artist discover |
The Queen was a | frequent visitor to Essex and she is recorded as havin |
nt part of his childhood in England and was a | frequent visitor in London. |
d his influence to defend Hoffmann, and was a | frequent visitor during his final illness. |
f Hugh O'Neill, the Earl of Tyrone, who was a | frequent visitor to Mellifont and Ballymascanlon. |
In 1913, Dunn was a | frequent visitor to London's Beauty Ranch in Glen Elle |
na Iyengar, who was his father's friend was a | frequent visitor to his house. |
x Potter was a cousin of the family and was a | frequent visitor to the hall from the 1890s onwards. |
Inevitably, Wilberforce also became a | frequent visitor to Stoke Newington, combining meeting |
Although he was a | frequent visitor, the house was mainly used for his ch |
Audrey's supportive best friend, and a | frequent visitor, is the well-meaning Marjory Frobishe |
Hackman became a | frequent visitor, and is thought to have proposed marr |
of a character called Sherlock Holmes) was a | frequent visitor. |
its staff was in constant communication with | frequent visitors by way of the forums. |
Hugh Thomson were both life long friends and | frequent visitors to Carey's house at Knock. |
, son of Adam as believed by Muslims, who are | frequent visitors of this mosque for ziyarat. |
They were both | frequent visitors to Ashdown Forest (then known as Lan |
They were | frequent visitors of Sir William Molesworth at Pencarr |
Several species of birds are | frequent visitors including; Moorhen (Gallinula), Coot |
Both Ken and David Barlow were | frequent visitors at No.1, with Ken in particular seek |
Flora and her aunts were | frequent visitors of novelist Jane Austen, who referre |
Sea turtles are | frequent visitors to the gulf as are sacred sharks, du |
He counted among his | frequent visitors in his later years such well known p |
sidents of the beach and other areas are also | frequent visitors to the beach. |
The band were also | frequent visitors to London and became one of the pion |
Heritage traction are also | frequent visitors to the South with occasional DRS Cla |
"sexual obsessions" - | frequent visitors of pornographic websites, and client |
incess Margaret and Tony Armstrong-Jones were | frequent visitors, and it was the location of the 1972 |
eorge III and later, Queen Victoria were both | frequent visitors, with Baron Boston building the Heds |
speculated that the nomadic Jumano, who were | frequent visitors, and perhaps part-time residents, at |
earned men from the University of Oxford were | frequent visitors. |
the geology of volcanic regions, and he made | frequent visits to the Eifel with a view to the discov |
southern blacks and whites were given during | frequent visits to Berea. |
), whose good friend, Benjamin Disraeli, paid | frequent visits to Bretby. |
Methodist Church is so called because of the | frequent visits by John Wesley to the area where he is |
king up the policeman, Queensland Police make | frequent visits to the island with using a high-speed |
secured his own freedom in January 1555, paid | frequent visits to Hatfield, where he encountered Mark |
e city, known for her charitable work and her | frequent visits to injured or ill Krupp workers and th |
restaurant including Harry S. Truman who made | frequent visits over his lunch hour when he was the ow |
impersonal intimate behaviors: empty affairs, | frequent visits to prostitutes, voyeurism, exhibitioni |
often the scene of glamorous parties and saw | frequent visits by Hollywood nobility dwelling in near |
th, Mills learned about his roots through his | frequent visits to a collection of books on African-Am |
s for some time his headquarters, but he paid | frequent visits to Thanjavur and Tiruchirapalli, and i |
moving closer to Syria in recent months, with | frequent visits to Damascus. |
However, | frequent visits of preachers such as Aimee McPherson a |
er since at Imperial College (apart from very | frequent visits to the USA), first as a Lecturer 1983- |
He has | frequent visits from his family who bring him fruit an |
chiro Koizumi stepped down in 2006 due to his | frequent visits to the Yasukuni Shrine, their relation |
He was introduced to Ballou and made | frequent visits to the latter's experimental Hopedale |
During her convalescence she also received | frequent visits from family members and friends. |
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