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While the official government | toll a few days after the blast was put at 64, hospi |
Wall junction with M6 | Toll, A5 and A5148 (leading to A38) |
As time took its | toll, Alief's Hispanic residents were the first to i |
Toll also played professional hockey in the East Coa | |
fficially executed again in 1856, but the death | toll also includes James “Yankee” Sullivan, an Irish |
igue from many hard hours of work also took its | toll amongst the divers, who often worked 16-hour sh |
The Pont au Double derives its name from the | toll amount which was charged, a "double" denier, mo |
Can someone find out the actual | toll amount? |
The death | toll amounted 107 civilians mostly old, children and |
urces report a much higher figure for the death | toll, an opposition newspaper Svoboda Slova reports |
The final week took its | toll and he dropped from 3rd to 6th in the Alps. |
However, the lack of success took its | toll, and McKeown left the band, followed by others, |
ayer's primitive economy will start to take its | toll and the player will need to rely on attacking a |
ment and violence of the city began to take its | toll, and he decided to abandon his life of fame and |
Pike, Shaun Hart and Craig McRae had taken its | toll and the club played more first year players tha |
d in signing the band but road fatigue took its | toll, and Starchild split up in the summer of 1982 j |
cars or four tons by weight, operates without a | toll, and operates daily, providing service from 6AM |
with Valpy's continuing poor health, took their | toll, and Valpy died in Dunedin in September 1852, o |
irst circuit but the second time round took its | toll and the tired horse fell when beaten in the lat |
ivity, but Mother Nature and old age took their | toll and by the 1980s the pier was in sad shape and |
in its early years, the Civil War took a great | toll and by 1870 there were only 6 students enrolled |
nally founded by co-founders Eric Garland, Adam | Toll and Zachary Allison. |
Northward is the barrier | toll, and then the Extension intersects with Lee Vis |
The section between the Caguas | toll and the town of Salinas is more curvy and hilly |
emained until late Byzantine times an important | toll and customs station of the Hellespont, its impo |
ight-hour practice sessions began to take their | toll, and Rowland rejected a £20,000 contract with B |
mpany Carillion, who have also worked on the M6 | toll and the 2009 M6 extension, were awarded the con |
superiority in equipment and training took its | toll, and thousands were falling daily both in the f |
sibilities under the rail access agreement with | Toll, and adopted the trading name ONTRACK. |
sing airpower and helicopters also took a heavy | toll and blunted several communist initiatives, most |
After this, time gradually took its | toll and Gunn dropped out of the Nottinghamshire sid |
By 1988-89, injuries had started to take their | toll, and Lowery only played sporadically in his fin |
The injuries appeared to take their | toll, and Cort struggled to make an impact in the Pr |
terminate funding for the AV finally took their | toll, and no further OEO support was forthcoming. |
From there, age and injuries took their | toll and he never against attained double figures in |
evelry is shattered as a funeral bell begins to | toll and the body of Laura is revealed awaiting buri |
vered, the intensive care by Charlotte took its | toll, and she died on May 5. |
, where he managed the Authority's Maintenance, | Toll and Operations departments. |
PMoH significantly inflated the civilian death | toll and played down the number of Hamas casualties. |
ecent times saw decay and weathering take their | toll, and the unstable castle was placed on the Buil |
Injuries began to take their | toll and he retired during the 1980 season. |
old the castle for 65 days but disease took its | toll and the English forces left but not before plun |
ding for this project arose from the March 2008 | toll and fare hike, which increased the overall spen |
Because of the death | toll and other effects of the storm, the names Thelm |
The epidemic took a huge | toll and many temples were built during this time, d |
ed stress of handling business matters took its | toll, and the bandmates opted our of operating the l |
at had early on given him his nickname took its | toll, and he withdrew from the scene. |
Yet ill health, particularly gout, took its | toll and severely inhibited his academic work and so |
On November 2, wind shear started taking its | toll, and all convection was gone by the next day, w |
y August 2008, Teresa's tampering had taken its | toll and Jerry collapsed, banging his head on the co |
tenance on the Sullivan Square station took its | toll, and by the time the Charlestown Elevated came |
ost a year, vandals and weather had taken their | toll, and Ted's was finally demolished. |
One of its incomes is collecting | toll and fee of Lantau Link at Lantau Toll Plaza. |
have shown that the TIR domain is essential for | Toll and IL-1R activities. |
Health System, which brought to light the human | toll and financial cost of medical error. |
granted counterintelligence access to telephone | toll and transactional records through the use of Na |
'queen of the Seven Seas', and will caution and | toll anyone to think otherwise. |
Although various estimates put the death | toll anywhere from 36 to 48, the Amnesty Internation |
The M6 | Toll aqueduct. |
The places where malaria takes its biggest | toll are precisely those in which HIV reaps its grim |
George Krause 1. Haverford, Pennsylvania: | Toll Armstrong Publishers, 1972. |
In 1970 he had the cathedral bells | toll as the hearse carrying the body of LDS Presiden |
ad at 101, though some reports listed the death | toll as high as 121. |
It characterizes the motor car's global death | toll as, "A humdrum holocaust, the third world war n |
The death | toll associated with the tsunami was less than would |
The Los Angeles Times puts the death | toll at seventy-nine. |
es, and several sources initially put the death | toll at 20. |
The death | toll at Silver Beach was more than 2,700. |
Initial report put the death | toll at around 100, but as many of the injured who w |
Official reports put the death | toll at 9, while dissident reports estimated the num |
40 more, though some estimates place the death | toll at 33. |
Newspapers placed the death | toll at just two, though eyewitness accounts suggest |
8 wounded, although other sources put the death | toll at 49 or even 70 dead. |
Final results put the death | toll at a substantially-lower 109 victims. |
een taken elsewhere which would leave the death | toll at 42 if confirmed. |
ty over the handling of high balls took a heavy | toll at the 2000 European under-21 championship in S |
tion group provided high technology services to | toll authorities, freight companies and 35 state gov |
Toll Bar is a village on the A19 road, in the Doncas | |
The main focal point of the area is the | Toll Bar Island, where the A45, A46 and B4110 (Londo |
The road starts at | Toll Bar bridge on the Meers Brook, the former bound |
Toll Bar House, no longer standing, on Southport Roa | |
Toll Bar Cottage is now a private dwelling. | |
Toll Bar House, this was used between 1826 and 1876 | |
the River Don, Bentley and the nearby hamlet of | Toll Bar were badly affected by floods in June 2007. |
The road ended at | Toll Bar bridge on the Meers Brook, the former bound |
training - including 7 Moorends and 2 Doncaster | Toll Bar amateur players. |
d Lane and Coalpool Lane (Station Road) where a | toll bar was set up after the main road was turnpike |
Toll Bar End is an area of Coventry that lies on the | |
Toll Bar has a primary school called Toll Bar Primar | |
A | toll bar was built in an attempt to raise funds for |
The team head to | Toll Bar, near Doncaster, and take on a foster famil |
o provide a much-needed space for the people of | Toll Bar. |
entley New Village which is the part closest to | Toll Bar. |
The parkway had a | toll barrier in Fleetwood, which was removed in the |
New Jersey Turnpike at the last exit before the | toll barrier, the same point where Route 140 heads w |
As a separate | toll before the beginning of a divine service, the b |
heffield and Chapel en le Frith Trust-the first | toll being paid at Hunter's Bar. |
It was also marked as U.S. Highway 30 | Toll between its south end (the Calumet Expressway w |
y with a request for subscriber information and | toll billing records information, or electronic comm |
Lingamfelter's | toll bills require the use of automated toll collect |
This communicates with the | toll booth when the car passes through, deducting mo |
In the early nineteenth century a | toll booth of the Glocester Turnpike was located in |
alabella, noticed the car just as it passed the | toll booth and ordered the driver to stop the vehicl |
r many years, 5 cents tolls were collected at a | toll booth midway on the span, and it became widely |
e who (intentionally or by negligence) passes a | toll booth without an operating toll device (or payi |
the border from Sweden towards Oslo there is a | toll booth for the motorway but no customs for cars, |
he Delmarva at Fisherman Island before the CBBT | Toll Booth is 47 miles away. |
In 1803, it was paved, and a | toll booth was added at its south end. |
km 5.3: | toll booth |
ers for being slow and not using E-ZPass at the | toll booth for the Ft. |
Toll booth 1955 | |
The | toll booth is now preserved in Stratford at the Boot |
indscreen, which are electronically read by the | toll booth's scanner, whereupon the toll is debited |
) Coquihalla Pass, Highway 5 reaches the former | toll booth; it was the only highway in British Colum |
An area of grass beside the motor vehicle | toll booths affords a view of the Devon end of the r |
Toll booths at the Birkenhead entrance to the Queens | |
More than twenty | toll booths were built, closing off all approaches t |
sponder users remain on the mainline and bypass | toll booths built to the side. |
It has two lanes in each direction, with | toll booths located at the Sha Tin end. |
n only from the tunnel portal south through the | toll booths to a plaza with Park Avenue and Hudson C |
tion of passing cars, allowing cars to pass the | toll booths at 60 km/h (but at most toll booths the |
site of the former goods yard was used for the | toll booths for the Second Severn Crossing. |
sure but I suspect it highly unlikely that the | toll booths would accept US dollars. |
The hated | toll booths were paraded through Omaha to celebrate |
aign to rid Jacksonville's roads and bridges of | toll booths, and implemented various environmental r |
unPass used in other parts of the state with no | toll booths. |
defunct terminus with remnants of the original | toll both lie within Kiptopeke State Park, where a s |
even when she was seriously injured, took their | toll, both physically and emotionally. |
in a state of constant turmoil, which took its | toll, both physically and mentally, on the members. |
owned by Benjamin Colbert, had been operating a | toll bridge between Durant, Oklahoma and Denison, Te |
It derives its name from the old | toll bridge (adjacent to a naval saw mill) across th |
The Garcon Point Bridge is a 2-lane | toll bridge in Santa Rosa County, in the Florida pan |
rt of funds and the 2.5 mile (4 km) long wooden | toll bridge was in danger of not being completed whe |
The | toll bridge is named for Millard Tydings (1890-1961) |
in the 1870s by sifting through the coins of a | toll bridge across the Allegheny River. |
r, was dedicated October 11, 1963 as a two-lane | toll bridge and road. |
State Road 66 begins at the eastern end of a | toll bridge over the Wabash River in New Harmony and |
rouble when he awarded the franchise to build a | toll bridge from east New Orleans to Slidell across |
In total, the bridge has 7 spans, and was a | toll bridge until November 18, 2006. |
se of constructing, maintaining and operating a | toll bridge between some point in the city of St. Au |
idge is a 141-span, 3.6-mile (5.8 km), two-lane | toll bridge in Okaloosa County in the Florida Panhan |
It will cross the River Trent on the Wilford | Toll Bridge which will be widened to allow pedestria |
It then crosses the 3.6 mile long | toll bridge over Choctawhatchee Bay, where at the no |
, and through the park and to the San Luis Pass | Toll Bridge in 1988. |
The new bridge was a | toll bridge and everyone except locals living in Hem |
1902, when the Good Friday Flood destroyed its | toll bridge and powerhouse, and the mill was forced |
The last remaining | toll bridge in Herefordshire at Whitney-on-Wye leads |
The Blatnik Bridge replaced a swinging | toll bridge around the same location that carried bo |
With a free alternative, the | toll bridge faced financial ruin and was sold to the |
It remained a | toll bridge until 1903, after an Eton man named Jose |
ar, also called the Red River Bridge War or the | Toll Bridge War, was a 1931 bloodless boundary confl |
sing at Blackfriars was a 995 feet (303 m) long | toll bridge designed in an Italianate style by Rober |
The bridge was a | toll bridge until 2006, at which point crossing it b |
inia acquired the right-of-way of the destroyed | toll bridge owned by the Harpers Ferry and Potomac B |
The Cape Fear Skyway is a proposed | toll bridge and 9.5-mile (15.3 km) road extension to |
The bridge opened to traffic as a | toll bridge in 1927. |
way westbound connects with the Lewisville Lake | Toll Bridge and the city of Lake Dallas. |
xpensive, so they required the Washington State | Toll Bridge Authority to hire noted suspension bridg |
hority that would build, maintain and operate a | toll bridge crossing Saint John Harbour. |
The former bridge had been opened as a | toll bridge in July 1927. |
tion signal box remains next to the Penmaenpool | Toll Bridge and was used by the RSPB as an observati |
amed his plantation Woodbridge after the wooden | toll bridge he built in 1795 to replace the ferry. |
Industrial Highway and the Trenton-Morrisville | Toll Bridge to New Jersey. |
5 has a western terminus at the approach to the | toll bridge over San Luis Pass; the bridge connects |
A bill promoting the | toll bridge was first introduced to Parliament in 18 |
The | toll bridge carried King's Highway (present-day U.S. |
The Bellevue Bridge (known as the Bellevue | Toll Bridge and officially called the Grand Army of |
The | Toll Bridge (1992) |
1870 after Clifton's death, as did the Wilford | toll bridge for which he was also responsible. |
The bridge remained a | toll bridge until 1929 when the ownership was transf |
owned and operated by the Delaware River Joint | Toll Bridge Commission. |
Penmaenpool | toll bridge |
Until 1946 this was the last | toll bridge in Somerset, before being 'freed' in 194 |
ruined Wilton Castle at Ross-on-Wye, the wooden | toll bridge at Whitney-on-Wye, the swaying ancient s |
ksboro via Decatur due to the building of a new | toll bridge at Bridgeport, that avoided delays cross |
It was a | toll bridge until 1991. |
Noida | Toll Bridge Company Limited (an SPV to develop, cons |
the River Severn via the Second Severn Crossing | Toll Bridge into South Wales. |
tion prohibiting him from blocking the northern | toll bridge approach. |
ook the building of the Delaware River-Turnpike | Toll Bridge (known locally as the "Turnpike Connecto |
ges downstream from the Delaware River-Turnpike | Toll Bridge are high level crossings). |
Dunham Bridge is a | toll bridge across the River Trent in England. |
The Humber Bridge is the only major | toll bridge in the United Kingdom to charge tolls to |
The Joint | Toll Bridge Commission determined at this time that |
Penmaenpool | toll bridge - wooden tollbridge built in 1879, Cadw |
It was originally opened and operated as a | toll bridge until 1945. |
"Old Gunthorpe | toll bridge was built on the site of a ford and ferr |
1975 to a six-year term on the Washington State | Toll Bridge Authority and State Highway Commission. |
According to the sign this was the first | toll bridge in the country to be replaced by a free |
The original crossing, which opened as a | toll bridge on January 23, 1855, is believed to have |
b Nailor, starting in 1814, and was opened as a | toll bridge in 1820. |
of Autoroute 25 until the construction of a new | toll bridge for A-25. |
The bridge was opened as a | toll bridge to retire the bonds issued to finance co |
-level Westham Bridge which had been built as a | toll bridge in 1911, and had been subject to floodin |
1769 he funded the construction of the Swinford | Toll Bridge across the River Thames near Eynsham. |
It ceased to be a | toll bridge in 1826. |
he Frank E. Bauer Bridge is 0.19 mile (0.31 km) | toll bridge that traverses the Rock River in Machesn |
r and is at the eastern end of the Fort Madison | Toll Bridge, which connects Niota to Fort Madison, I |
In 1870 it built Wilford | Toll Bridge, 1871 Trent Bridge, both at Nottingham a |
worth Road and Eldad Hill, and which once was a | toll bridge, and an important thoroughfare between D |
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