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| Considerable | numbers of regional and local newspapers in Western A |
| Also large | numbers of the Fairchild Type 24 (C-61) were produced |
| es of N and P, which are exponential in their | numbers of bits. |
| By the 1980s, the | numbers of L.S.U. |
| l War, Pozas remained loyal and rallied large | numbers of police and paramilitary units to the Repub |
| Copy | numbers of CAGE tags provide an easy way of digital q |
| tury by Genoese colonists, who employed large | numbers of workmen (Calfats) in repairing ships. |
| e two great Hippy Markets which attract large | numbers of tourists and locals: Punta Arabi, located |
| ons about slowing the spread by placing large | numbers of docile European-strain hives in strategic |
| “There are very small | numbers of people in the trial to begin with. |
| in the typical U-shape designed to hold large | numbers of inmates. |
| The version | numbers of Adium since then have followed a somewhat |
| lected in the actual increase and decrease in | numbers of each camp in the individual army reports. |
| Efforts are also underway to boost the | numbers of trained midwives and traditional birth att |
| Large | numbers of the nuts and bolts involved had been shake |
| It contains prolegomena to Paul, | numbers of the κεφαλαια (chapters) at the margin, the |
| program is drawing to an end with increasing | numbers of public meetings abandoned. |
| ffective anti-tank weapons, as well as larger | numbers of tanks of their own. |
| he army, the Empire required the use of large | numbers of mercenaries. |
| After a decline in the | numbers of new students enrolling in the school for a |
| After World War 2, large | numbers of immigrants (principally from Mediterranean |
| t he published the names, addresses and phone | numbers of 80 suspected NAMBLA members on his website |
| Large | numbers of Binche's inhabitants spend the Sunday dire |
| In the larger Y3+ and La3+ ions, coordination | numbers of 8 and 9 are common. |
| NA interference may be used to generate large | numbers of random mutations in organisms such as nema |
| ers of cornetts produce mute cornetts and the | numbers of recordings of music featuring this instrum |
| wners stayed on their land as tenants and the | numbers of those either transplanted or executed was |
| The total | numbers of games was reduced to 13 game weeks because |
| ourism was not limited to the Swedes, growing | numbers of visitors from other European countries. |
| This included large | numbers of ethnic Koreans, Crimean Tatars, and Cheche |
| Whole families were employed, with large | numbers of children from the age of seven, although t |
| This was due to greater | numbers of people moving to the coastal margins and i |
| ar stadium of a size suitable for the growing | numbers of attendees at the sports using Olympic Park |
| ncols and nrows are the | numbers of rows and columns, respectively (represente |
| ented, bisexual flowers are followed by large | numbers of very distinctive and attractive bright-ora |
| He was the author of eleven | numbers of Contributions to Conchology, monographs on |
| subscriptions at the end of each Gospel, with | numbers of στιχοι, and pictures of the four Evangelis |
| e biggest Ski school in the world in terms of | numbers of ski teachers, and is present in every sing |
| t alleles of such a gene often have different | numbers of CAG triplets. |
| Level 2: Provides detailed | numbers of markets within each of these regions. |
| Hodbarrow is renowned for large | numbers of wildfowl during the winter. |
| wide variety of versions, some with differing | numbers of verses. |
| The intent of the decoy was to catch large | numbers of waterfowl. |
| ce, claimed that six gunboats and substantial | numbers of white Union soldiers were involved in the |
| Terminal monofluoroalkanes with even | numbers of carbons are ultimately metabolized into fl |
| Small | numbers of Romanian Jews left independently for the P |
| The EOC helped large | numbers of individuals bring cases to Employment Trib |
| gs Wildlife State Park is often home to large | numbers of 'migratory' manatees, which frequent the a |
| Large | numbers of ducks and waders are present outside the b |
| river valleys and had clashes with increasing | numbers of Mapuche warriors. |
| Large | numbers of merchants travelled together with naval es |
| n in a Lonely Planet guidebook can draw large | numbers of travellers, which invariably brings change |
| d south of Atlanta, and as of 2010 increasing | numbers of employees who live on the south side of At |
| ion to property and the displacement of large | numbers of people and refugees. |
| Zolpidem and zopiclone are also found in high | numbers of suspected drugged drivers. |
| They have enormous | numbers of cattle, camels, horses, oxen, sheep, and s |
| Many families have large | numbers of children in the belief that some will not |
| and it is this region which sees the highest | numbers of infected civilians. |
| Increasing | numbers of night bombing raids on Germany by the Roya |
| “But to suggest that significant | numbers of Somalis approve of al Shabaab I think is j |
| 995, and in summers various boats carry large | numbers of tourists to the island. |
| wetland birds, including nationally important | numbers of some species. |
| His network of garages was able to hide large | numbers of supply trucks which, accessible only by se |
| ly popular in the state, and draws increasing | numbers of tourists. |
| consisted mainly of former RAK troops - large | numbers of whom had escaped the 1978 to 1979 Vietname |
| nce a school but it closed due to diminishing | numbers of children. |
| The | numbers of children in schools has gone from 3.5 mill |
| Vast | numbers of human beings must cooperate in this manner |
| ssive, non-native Cheatgrass led to dwindling | numbers of S. malheurensis with some years recording |
| men for the ministry," and in stabilizing the | numbers of enrolled students-numbers which had plumme |
| stroyed the Siling Vandals and so reduced the | numbers of Alans living there that the survivors plac |
| The two towers will be identical in terms of | numbers of floors and height. |
| It should check the | numbers of every other thread to make sure that it ha |
| 2 initiatives could possibly have saved large | numbers of Jews, but regretfully obstruction destroye |
| Large | numbers of Arctic hare bones suggest that the Inuit w |
| Longuechaud, "one might be scandalised by the | numbers of 30,000 to 32000 sometimes quoted [as Carli |
| She says her helpline is receiving increasing | numbers of calls from women in poorer urban and rural |
| The Spanish Civil War had large | numbers of non-Spanish citizens participating in comb |
| e butterfly populations, including very large | numbers of Chalkhill Blue, and a colony of Silver-spo |
| hief, Sir Thomas Blamey had transferred large | numbers of combat-experienced officers from the AIF t |
| Numbers of newspapers in Cornwall at that time declin | |
| surname served to bury corpses, in very high | numbers, of the executed. |
| also enumerate the polyhedral graphs by their | numbers of vertices: for graphs with 4, 5, 6, ... ver |
| oonga each year (200,000 Barramundi and small | numbers of Mangrove Jack). |
| ng Range Desert Group was supplied with large | numbers of the Vickers VGO for use on its vehicles. |
| fire since only these two others razed large | numbers of homes inside the urbanized area. |
| The platform | numbers of platforms 3 and 4 were switched when the K |
| 966, the Warriors began scheduling increasing | numbers of home games at that venue. |
| the special edition of The Beginning reached | numbers of 400,000 requests. |
| Some critics focused on the small | numbers of persons evacuated via the operation. |
| s (Vienna, 1877), only the prospectus and two | numbers of which appeared; and he was the first to or |
| the site is beginning to attract significant | numbers of tourists. |
| ed several major hackings, an ever increasing | numbers of bugs, and the number of illegal bots has r |
| ing it being allegedly connected with various | numbers of suicides, and radio networks reacting by p |
| n complexity and nuance, and involve enormous | numbers of variables. |
| le were Hollywood celebrities, although large | numbers of them were "ethnics" or White Europeans not |
| anjing Nationalist Government after 1940, the | numbers of the Chinese puppet army suddenly rose to 1 |
| had direct, actual knowledge that substantial | numbers of children in the Archdiocese had been sexua |
| Increasing | numbers of sharks show propellor marks on their backs |
| The anglers wanted to restrict the | numbers of paddlers on the river when paddling was al |
| l inn, the Bear, was able to accommodate vast | numbers of visitors and horses. |
| Particles made of the same | numbers of up and down quarks have similar masses and |
| his perfect taking off of tacklers which made | numbers of Heston's runs possible." |
| of these were anti-tank hand grenades, large | numbers of which could be built in a very short space |
| The island is named for the large | numbers of herons seen by the European colonists when |
| a revision of the 2004 report saying that the | numbers of killed were exaggerated and the report was |
| n of East Poinsett County also got remarkable | numbers of his own, ending up with 835 all-purpose ya |
| The principal growth in the | numbers of Catholics in modern Britain has been throu |
| It attracts large | numbers of bees and is sought after by beekeepers as |
| s of the bomber are recounted, as well as the | numbers of Germans they have shot down. |
| om the harbour and board the ships with large | numbers of men in small boats. |
| Every year | numbers of foreign scholars come here to make academi |
| on "quality over quantity", focusing on small | numbers of high-profile releases. |
| For example, in meters with even | numbers of beats (2/4, 4/4, etc.), the stress normall |
| h they live, the Luna Moths produce differing | numbers of generations. |
| Large | numbers of devotees continue to visit and offer puja |
| n the end of the 19th century and 1930, large | numbers of Jews began to arrive from Lithuania and La |
| een opened in 1929, but also had considerable | numbers of alumni pushing to keep it open. |
| ut more than ever with the rapidly increasing | numbers of small pleasure craft sailing in coastal wa |
| outh and King's Lynn contributing the largest | numbers of these. |
| Zippers come in many sizes and varied | numbers of clips. |
| Large | numbers of men had to be pulled from the lines for co |
| re precisely, the survival prospects of large | numbers of people. |
| rm in the philatelic world, which sends large | numbers of rare postage stamps and covers through the |
| encing in the early 19th century, significant | numbers of mine workers migrated to live and work in |
| ra temporary seats, surpassing the attendance | numbers of the Jacksonville Jaguars games, Florida-Ge |
| These included large | numbers of Norwegians, Germans, Swedes, and Canadians |
| It contains huge | numbers of species, mostly in the genus Simulium. |
| In mid-summer, there are large | numbers of butterflies such as Meadow Brown, Gatekeep |
| It is busier in the evenings when a large | numbers of patrons arrive to view the sunset over the |
| s of sterilization could theoretically reduce | numbers of cats, in practice they do not because of n |
| ower) prevented agreement on a ceiling on the | numbers of warships. |
| The line continued to carry large | numbers of passengers, especially dock workers. |
| in November is the first to be seen by large | numbers of observers |
| ration practice and the accumulation of large | numbers of each practice. |
| exclusive breastfeeding as a way to decrease | numbers of children born HIV-positive. |
| While at Georgia Tech he played with large | numbers of local bands, and after graduation decided |
| ongue, corky-fruited water-dropwort and large | numbers of green-winged orchid. |
| Certain | numbers of Mk.1 were modified latter in the war and d |
| During the summer of 2004, large | numbers of swarms from Northwest Africa invaded the S |
| manufacturing organisations that employ large | numbers of people have relocated their operations to |
| out a month, with both sides signing up large | numbers of new members. |
| rf and was well established by the time large | numbers of settlers started arriving six years later |
| g, torturing, and forcibly transferring large | numbers of civilians, and pillaging their property. |
| ns he played in 359 games, and averaged solid | numbers of 19.4 minutes played, 4.8 points, 5.0 rebou |
| s, which provide varying patterns of fire and | numbers of points. |
| HMS Orion and HMS Dido were attacked by large | numbers of Stukas and 48 of Dougherty's men were kill |
| In the 11th century, large | numbers of pastoralists, known as Hilalians, fled Upp |
| better operational planning led to increasing | numbers of "kills". |
| often in Australia, where the group had large | numbers of followers. |
| num rafts and flora provide a haven for large | numbers of dragonflies including four-spotted chasers |
| Numbers of leeks have dwindled and strict legislation | |
| In some case they took the | numbers of other absorbed engines that had already be |
| orrie, creeks, saltmarsh and coast host large | numbers of sedentary and migratory waterbirds and wad |
| King has conducted countless | numbers of human sexuality workshops for physicians, |
| is 3, 5, 7, 10; and for another direction the | numbers of the spiroatoms are 3, 5, 7, 9, then the se |
| g this time, Cincinnati was receiving massive | numbers of German immigrants; with as much as 25% of |
| During this period large | numbers of bungalows were constructed. |
| The | numbers of seats are based on the 2011 parliamentary |
| ints and bombs are awarded for freezing large | numbers of bullets. |
| ighters were able to destroy or disable large | numbers of Zephyr fighters while losing few or no shi |
| AR will need to support the training of large | numbers of new healthcare workers in order to deliver |
| Among such specimens were surprising | numbers of birds which, though purported to have been |
| nd August 1980 UNHCR began transferring large | numbers of refugees out of KID to Phanat Nikhom, Sa K |
| She blames ever-increasing | numbers of illegal drinking dens – or shebeens – and |
| αια (contents) are placed before each Gospel, | numbers of the κεφαλαια (chapters) are given at the l |
| table of Egyptian fraction representations of | numbers of the form 2/n. A more complete version of t |
| As the news spread, large | numbers of people turned out. |
| disuse, and because many systems employ large | numbers of women in the position. |
| other expeditions have produced greater total | numbers of contacts, they have all been headquartered |
| strings become more imposing, with increasing | numbers of sustains and rises. |
| There are small | numbers of Harbour porpoise regularly observed within |
| The two neighbouring | numbers of the top three prizes are also given a priz |
| While the | numbers of terns amount to more than 2,000 pairs, onl |
| " strategy by the group aimed at lowering the | numbers of people who enlist. |
| ocol converters), applications accessing huge | numbers of different interfaces, monitoring applicati |
| c polynomial) is a generating function of the | numbers of matchings of various sizes in a graph. |
| Large | numbers of boarders went across to St Andrew's from " |
| verseas in territories where there were large | numbers of expats from the UK including Australia, Ca |
| India, and are usually solitary foragers but | numbers of them may sometimes feed in close proximity |
| h China became a part, Chang instructed large | numbers of Chinese Nationalist troops in Shuai Chiao |
| ach VDP unit is uniquely organised with equal | numbers of men and women. |
| The largest | numbers of passengers arrive from the United Kingdom, |
| ed the mountain were frozen, leading to large | numbers of amputations. |
| y processing can harvest significantly higher | numbers of stem cells from cord blood than manual pro |
| Large | numbers of Straw-necked Ibis and, to a lesser extent, |
| tion Ball in the Epiphany Term in which large | numbers of the college attend. |
| The area also supports large | numbers of breeding and non-breeding birds. |
| wood, an area of woodland that contains large | numbers of bluebells |
| It has also | numbers of the Ammonian Sections, but not references |
| sult of the poor condition and the increasing | numbers of barristers, it was finally demolished in 1 |
| as the spectre of its former self, with large | numbers of people unconvinced of Wallace's change of |
| ere’s one “obvious” way to decrease the | numbers of children being born with HIV in South Afri |
| Equal | numbers of laity and clergy, elected by the annual co |
| Air Force on their experince operating small | numbers of the Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress, in this c |
| the total | numbers of deaths given in the report are "rough esti |
| st person to be charged for controlling large | numbers of hijacked computers or botnets. |
| film was made in Durango, Mexico, with large | numbers of mounted extras and the final battle scene |
| battalion structure and used relatively large | numbers of volunteers in its actions. |
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