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| e Mr. Welsh in 1807 (sixteen years before the | passage of the Excise Act of 1823, which legalized wh |
| astern and western boundaries, reflecting the | passage of the Wallkill River through it from north t |
| ight than comets which are making their first | passage through the solar system. |
| Prior to the | passage of the Sexual Offences Act 1993, and under th |
| A further | passage through the western side was added later. |
| ericans elected to political office following | passage of the Voting Rights Act in 1965. |
| In the upper six vertebrae, the foramen gives | passage to the vertebral artery, vertebral vein, and |
| ngine was a two stroke unit, it relied on the | passage of the petrol mixture (A mixture of special t |
| The editor who copied the | passage into the Xin Tangshu unfortunately misunderst |
| arriage licences to same-sex couples upon the | passage of the federal Civil Marriage Act on July 20, |
| ons were largely taken into law with the 2002 | passage of the Acts Amendment (Lesbian and Gay Law Re |
| he Atlantic and the Pacific oceans (the Drake | Passage was the most used route). |
| The archway beyond the door leads to a | passage of the original structure. |
| land were eventually equalised at 17 with the | passage of the Sexual Offences (Amendment) Act 2000. |
| In 2001, Moran voted against | passage of the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) becaus |
| roduced several actions, one of which was the | passage by the California legislature of the Forest P |
| Alternamorphs #2: The Next | Passage is the second and final book of the Alternamo |
| n the United States was accomplished with the | passage of the Twenty-first Amendment to the United S |
| The | passage of the Civil Rights Act that same year desegr |
| at remained of a drawbridge, an entrance to a | passage, and the keel of a boat were discovered when |
| the marker buoys which indicated the correct | passage through the diverse sandbanks which made navi |
| s would transfer from trains to boats for the | passage across the river. |
| e piece uses as its primary motivic element a | passage from the funeral march in Beethoven's Eroica |
| organized an expedition to find the Northeast | Passage between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans by sa |
| nty, for instance, which was 64% black, after | passage of the act, in 1958 only 48 African Americans |
| With the | passage of the Irish Poor Law in 1838, the House of I |
| With the | passage of the Local Authorities Act 1902, Pioneer be |
| to the drug, are excreted via the feces after | passage through the gastrointestinal tract. |
| With the | passage of the Local Authorities Act 1902, Allora bec |
| at Deck facing us and completely blocking our | passage to the stern. |
| d the Columbia-Wrightsville Bridge to prevent | passage over the Susquehanna River by a Confederate b |
| Steamboat and cargo ships used the | passage until the railroad arrived in 1885. |
| kshank's efforts were instrumental in winning | passage of the Social Security Disability Insurance a |
| aic eschatology, the Mithraic doctrine of the | passage of the soul through the seven planetary spher |
| The recent Grokster decision and the | passage of the Family Entertainment and Copyright Act |
| e Jardin des Tuileries through a subterranean | passage on the Rive Droite. |
| After the | passage of the Reform Act he turned, with Hetheringto |
| GEMS lobbied for | passage of the Safe Harbor Act for Sexually Exploited |
| has pursued a writing career; her first play, | Passage Through the Heart, debuted in 1997 at the Uni |
| ess statement saying he was "saddened" by the | passage of the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act, and de |
| ive beneath the mansion, together with a long | passage to the bottom of the rock, commonly known as |
| ectoral district came into existence with the | passage of the North-West Representation Act in 1888 |
| Following the | passage of the storm, the Malagasy government passed |
| The | passage of the Norris-La Guardia Act signified a vict |
| actually about 200 passengers who had booked | passage on the stricken boat; moreover, the captain a |
| mation of a national monument in Alaska since | passage of the Alaska National Interest Lands Conserv |
| lating eccentricity larger than 1) during its | passage through the inner solar system. |
| his time by the people of Illinois due to the | passage of the Seventeenth Amendment, which he had su |
| f the separations after the round up, the sea | passage and the subsequent settlement as slaves, all |
| lting in a political crisis on the island and | passage of the Olmsted Amendment at the request of Pr |
| Shepard fought for | passage of the retirement plan in Congress. |
| reviously designated Primitive Area after the | passage of the 1964 Wilderness Act. |
| encounters a Spanish lugger; an envoy, taking | passage on the lugger, informs him of a new alliance |
| ld place the entrance to the lower descending | passage within the masonry of the pyramid. |
| hills Trail and the western end of the Oconee | Passage of the Palmetto Trail are in Oconee State Par |
| Hayes played a similar role in the | passage of the Trade Act of 2002, which shifted some |
| Part 2 to terrorism-related cases during the | passage of the Bill through the House of Lords. |
| Channel of Royal Navy ships, ensuring a safe | passage for the invasion barges. |
| Espoz y Mina gave orders for the | passage of the Ega River at Arquijas. |
| It followed the | passage of the District of Columbia Home Rule Act by |
| n 1865 in a house in Mount Pleasant (a narrow | passage between the Square and Mount Street). |
| anchised in Mississippi from 1890 to 1965 and | passage of the Voting Rights Act. |
| Its major victory came with | passage of the Clean Water Act of 1972. |
| f anomie, and was a primary motivator for the | passage of the National Voter Registration Act of 199 |
| 30 November), and was heavily involved in the | passage of the Exclusion Bill through the commons. |
| According to Saknussemm's message, the | passage to the centre of the Earth is through the one |
| The | passage of the cyclone resulted in many downed trees. |
| ce of 52 House Democrats prevented Republican | passage of the redistricting plan during the 2003 reg |
| from which the Mascarat Ravine, an essential | passage along the coast, could be controlled. |
| Accountability Office audits and prompted the | passage of the Clinger-Cohen Act, establishment of th |
| amongst court nobles who would celebrate the | passage of their children into middle childhood. |
| approached Hungary's General Staff and sought | passage of their troops through Hungary and for Hunga |
| The delegates approved a | passage in their address to the people of the United |
| y are out to kill Rick in order to smooth the | passage of their latest deal with some Columbian drug |
| a treaty with the barbarians, and to obtain a | passage through their country. |
| key had denied the U.S. 4th Infantry Division | passage through their borders, the burden of carrying |
| ate zone season when the Sun makes its annual | passage into them. |
| ted that the garrison should be promised safe | passage and then massacred, but Murad rejected his so |
| Inn, into Queen Street, and for improving the | passage from thence into Gravel Lane, leading towards |
| iates..." Some commentators conclude from the | passage that Theodorus is linked significantly with A |
| A | passage of Theophanes the Confessor incorrectly ident |
| In | Passage road there is a fish restaurant called the Pa |
| Passage between these worlds is possible, though rare | |
| erchange in Pakistan to provide a signal free | passage between these roads. |
| The | passage of these Acts rendered the Dominion Lands Act |
| fs and the Capricorn and Bunker Group and the | passage between these two. |
| Built around 3300 BC as | passage tombs they predate the Great Pyramid of Egypt |
| von Ribbentrop, noting that Irving quoted the | passage: "How things came to the destruction of the J |
| Another | passage supporting this rule is found in the Book of |
| Messiah had exploited his virtuosity in rapid | passage work, this new role gave him, at the beginnin |
| Up until the | passage of this act, the collective bargaining rights |
| binovich, and I. A. Slonim, is located in the | passage between this station and Belorusskaya-Radialn |
| A response from the FAA regarding the | passage of this proposal is expected on August 3, 200 |
| believed to be one of the precursors for the | passage of this legislation. |
| uthority of the same, That from and after the | passage of this act, the name of Marthasville, in DeK |
| The novel ends with Knulp accepting his final | passage from this world with a sense of purpose. |
| During the homeward bound | passage of this same voyage, on 29 May 1944, Evarts w |
| n sentences and large fines for each offense; | passage of this law was followed by the involvement o |
| Prior to the | passage of this act it was customary to unceremonious |
| A long underground | passage links this station directly to Nagoya Station |
| 1. Within a fortnight, reckoned from the | passage of this decree, there shall convene, under th |
| already evident, as described in this unique | passage: "In this landscape painting, he used the vir |
| The homeward bound | passage of this same voyage was also a difficult one; |
| There was a flash lock at the weir but | passage through this was stopped at the opening of th |
| These ceremonies are an alternative rite of | passage for those who wish to socialize some importan |
| ore City Senate Delegation is responsible for | passage of those projects in the General Assembly. |
| ibbean, Lowestoft was wrecked in the Windward | Passage with three merchant ships. |
| a wide forecourt with a retaining wall and a | passage runs through the middle of the building, foll |
| ide rectangular nave, an apse at each end and | passage aisles through the buttresses. |
| Westbury Road, then along Falcondale Road and | Passage Road through Westbury-on-Trym and Brentry. |
| It consists of a large mound with a | passage running through the centre and several small |
| Depictions of the span and | passage of time also differ markedly between the nove |
| degree of over-claiming) by mischance and the | passage of time - and in fact the detail to which suc |
| ter a dose is taken and tend to fade with the | passage of time (generally 60 to 90 minutes). |
| ed media paintings focus on the themes of the | passage of time and visual perception. |
| as rain rolling off the arch, and showing the | passage of time with moving shadows. |
| lthough such examples may prove that the mere | passage of time is not enough of a change to produce |
| With the | passage of time and the advent of the 20th century, t |
| presents a logical framework, rather than the | passage of time in a physical way. |
| longer fair to target their states, given the | passage of time since 1965 and the changes their stat |
| Little else remains of the railway due to the | passage of time and influence of human and natural ac |
| Measure the | passage of time using clocks moving with the Hubble f |
| deeper interest in the subject and, with the | passage of time and influenced by material I had gath |
| of the company at the age of 21 and with the | passage of time transformed it into one of the larges |
| s no energy barrier to the reaction) with the | passage of time the species' activities and hence the |
| The | passage of time and the darkening sky during the fict |
| This impression of the | passage of time was enhanced by the use of shingles. |
| y's death is presaged by a foggy day, and the | passage of time is shown by the changing seasons. |
| den to obtain a better grip, and now with the | passage of time and thanks to the sensitivity of the |
| Passage of Time (2001) Joshua Redman | |
| nital heart condition which deteriorated with | passage of time partly due to the intensive psychoana |
| med, and likely will remain legend due to the | passage of time and memory. |
| changes, and even geological changes and the | passage of time (decades) as settling occurs. |
| ave lost a step in the intervening years, the | passage of time has only made James' vocals that much |
| s are no longer widely understood, due to the | passage of time and acceptance of end-results by the |
| edical sociology, Timetables: Structuring the | Passage of Time in Hospital Treatment and Other Caree |
| s and changing weather, giving a sense of the | passage of time both in the landscape, and in himself |
| A | Passage in Time (Authority Zero album), 2002 |
| A | Passage in Time (Dead Can Dance album), 1991 |
| He doesn't really pass the | passage of time as a notable player and has blotted h |
| ade of three pieces of white cloth (which the | passage of time has turned into yellowish) sewed toge |
| he film and the songs were used to denote the | passage of time or some other specific purpose. |
| "A | Passage in Time" - 4:03 |
| A slow instrumental indicates a | passage of time, taking the story to the year 2012. |
| By the | passage of time, different variations start appearing |
| l standing has improved dramatically with the | passage of time, as it is now seen as a strong foreru |
| With the | passage of time, and as a relatively significant numb |
| With the | passage of time, the British government began to back |
| f the wintertuin in 1900 has been lost in the | passage of time, but its magnificent stained glass do |
| pt of maturation and change due to the simple | passage of time, such as developmental milestones. |
| mple from the Summa one can observe, with the | passage of time, attempts to explain exactly what doe |
| tized young women, to reflect on the poignant | passage of time, the process of ageing and death. |
| With the | passage of time, it was overrun by many foreign invad |
| It has changed very little over the | passage of time, as it is primarily an agricultural c |
| r, and she has come to love the song with the | passage of time, it was never a song people requested |
| With the | passage of time, the name Sugandha was lost and the n |
| us points along its length, though due to the | passage of time, remnants have diminished or been who |
| It fails to account for the | passage of time, the pre-eminence of the present, the |
| With the | passage of time, as the metropolis grew it absorbed t |
| The names kept changing with the | passage of time, as we saw above; but whatever the ch |
| end has assumed a level of authority with the | passage of time, there is actually very little eviden |
| But, with the | passage of time, the former's views began to change. |
| eptember, when her body-incorrupt despite the | passage of time-is carried in procession through Vite |
| seeped ever more into the mainstream with the | passage of time. |
| habitation as debris layers built up with the | passage of time. |
| spread throughout Pakistan and India with the | passage of time. |
| r dropped, it provided a rough measure of the | passage of time. |
| prehension of bunkai only reached through the | passage of time. |
| rently marked, many unidentifiable due to the | passage of time. |
| ll as his obsession with life, death, and the | passage of time. |
| riginal features have been worn down with the | passage of time. |
| Candle clocks were also used to measure the | passage of time. |
| gical Survey of India and so has survived the | passage of time. |
| The difference gradually grew larger with the | passage of time. |
| me mutilations and damage incurred during the | passage of time. |
| information and were so little damaged by the | passage of time; as a result, the Ety Habitation Site |
| Kioosta 15, south shore of Parry | Passage, northwest tip of Graham Island 40.90 ha., si |
| ages of high initial tensile strength, smooth | passage through tissue, easy handling, excellent knot |
| icle co-authored with Mary Eastwood after the | passage of Title VII entitled "Jane Crow and the Law. |
| ury, is by far the most important: the magnet | passage referred to above is in book ii. |
| Living, set in Petrograd in 1923-1925, has a | passage devoted to the huge popularity of "John Gray. |
| harge of an expedition to find a new shipping | passage westward to China, the elusive "Northwest Pas |
| A transitional | passage leads to the recapitulation, which is for abo |
| itish were given trading rights and rights of | passage up to the Tibet frontier. |
| th day, based on a derivation from a Biblical | passage referring to Shabbat. |
| Scholars believe that this | passage refers to the consecration of the Phnom Bakhe |
| sessions for the album, but only the musical | passage Not to Touch the Earth was deemed fit for rel |
| In 1847 he took | passage back to Massachusetts via China, arriving in |
| The buildings flank a | passage leading to the block of flats numbered 115 an |
| A | passage leading to the bedroom of Madame de Maintenon |
| ve been observed to disintegrate during their | passage close to the Sun. |
| In February the | passage had to be deferred until a suitable convoy wa |
| ever, the colony failed and he paid for their | passage back to California. |
| h is currently approximately 1.6 km with more | passage suspected to exist. |
| Her next | passage was to the Philippines, where she embarked oc |
| received on board Marine Corps personnel for | passage back to the United States and delivered them |
| The Outer Temple building at 222 Strand - a | passage through to Middle Temple leads from the left |
| h are visible excavations, and an underground | passage said to reach Hagia Sophia (although the two |
| ook explores Alaskan coast, seeking Northwest | Passage back to the Atlantic. |
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