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| round used and with Popkonzerten up to 12.000 | visitors place offers. |
| Each year thousands of | visitors place a coin in his donation box and rub the |
| Visitors place at Budhgaon include the Siddheshwar Man | |
| An accompanying plaque suggests that | visitors place their own hand in the imprint and make |
| s adapted to the requirements of the business | visitors, placing more emphasis on professional activi |
| tch on the ground was in 1890, when Llandudno | Visitors played Riviere's Orchestra. |
| Visitors practice several local forms of recreation at | |
| The | visitors preach their plan to restore the United State |
| Many | visitors prefer to see Arnhem Land through an organise |
| ato, where the third and final version of The | Visitors premiered in 1999 |
| Tate Online helps | visitors prepare and extend visits to the physical sit |
| rn constantly by the elements as well as many | visitors prepared to climb to its small summit. |
| brain tumour in 2007, Kirsty was amongst his | visitors, presenting him with flowers as recognition f |
| are shown spray painting the V sign over the | Visitors' propaganda posters. |
| These | visitors prove to be Lord George Gordon, his secretary |
| st literary appearance in Smallville: Strange | Visitors, published by Aspect. |
| ing and excited talker who would still answer | visitors' questions about his father or his family, an |
| al analysis of motions is quite complex, most | visitors quickly and intuitively figure out how to ope |
| A total of 75,000 | visitors, ranging from enthusiastic children to art co |
| Visitors reached the park by streetcar, boats, and wag | |
| In 1993, unknown | visitors rearranged the stones to create a more comple |
| en houses for the public twice a month, where | visitors receive a lecture and access to three of the |
| The Ecomuseum's | visitors receive all the information related to this t |
| Visitors receive a copy of the admission ticket to Joh | |
| ers of areas that attracted a large number of | visitors received a subsidised income in L$ from Linde |
| sure that Forest Hill Park continues to serve | visitors' recreational needs for generations to come. |
| Its popularity there with | visitors reflects its attractive color, and its range |
| College, Oxford in 1648 by the Parliamentary | visitors, regaining the position in 1660. |
| First, not all immigrants or | visitors register with the British Consulate in Hong K |
| each in a bay south is a local attraction and | visitors rent village houses for leisure. |
| Enraged by Monti's treatment, the | visitors repeatedly retaliated against their English o |
| Its mission is to enable | visitors, researchers, and descendants of the United S |
| ies attempting to find the identity of hidden | visitors, resembling a combination of Front Page Chall |
| sporting and cultural events can be held for | visitors, residents and office workers. |
| e it possible to exclude diurnal or nocturnal | visitors respectively. |
| souvenir comes with an envelope through which | visitors return payment by mail, based on an honor sys |
| On April 26, it was announced that | visitors returning from flu-affected areas to China wh |
| s before the construction of the freeway that | visitors returning home to Los Angeles might have wait |
| On the Miners' Tramway (opened in 1972) | visitors ride for 800 metres through tunnels and caver |
| Zion Canyon is closed to private vehicles and | visitors ride the shuttle buses. |
| But there are also many other attractions for | visitors: romantic nooks, peaceful places and beautifu |
| to Vetch Field on 28 February 1925, with the | visitors running out 2-1 winners. |
| 02, when Sunderland played Liverpool with the | visitors running out 1-0 winners. |
| The aerodrome is officially open to | visitors Saturdays and Sundays from 0900 to around 170 |
| The tower is open to | visitors Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 1:00 p.m |
| More than 3.2 million | visitors saw the movie in the cinema. |
| ntended to be the first Palm Springs building | visitors saw when approaching the city from the north |
| The park's trails offer | visitors scenic views of the largest waterfall in midd |
| 14,000 | visitors searched deeper in the site, asking for more |
| Madejski Stadium on 2 October and scored the | visitors second goal, as Middlesbrough won 2-0, extend |
| A raised boardwalk lets | visitors see herds of deer, wildebeest, and ostrich, a |
| just one of the many coastal dune lakes that | visitors see while driving down Scenic Highway 30A. |
| Visitors see depictions of buffalo hunters, Comanche w | |
| ongrifle (aka Kentucky Longrifle) originated, | visitors see how gunsmiths of the 18th century manufac |
| Visitors see the giraffes at eye level and can feed th | |
| At such times, | visitors see a much larger cavern above the lake surfa |
| The wall that | visitors see at Chillingham was built in the early 19t |
| A path through the zoo gardens lets | visitors see many animals including primates, large ca |
| f the Conestoga Wagon (and the stogie cigar), | visitors see how wagons were made, including the criti |
| rous adventures, always beset by enthusiastic | visitors seeking his help, Hilarion died in Cyprus in |
| Fathers and Desert Mothers also received many | visitors seeking counseling, typically by asking "Give |
| 's performance was error-prone and gifted the | visitors several goals, he was soon loaned out afterwa |
| The | visitors should pay an entry fee at the check post of |
| Visitors should understand and respect that the wilder | |
| Visitors should expect difficult hiking conditions and | |
| Visitors should take off their shoes and all other lea | |
| Visitors should respect cave formations, and leave no | |
| As a general rule, | visitors should stay on pre-existing roads and trails, |
| Visitors should always follow rules of safe waterfall | |
| To find the springs, | visitors should drive South on the main road to the Oy |
| Visitors should also be aware that the only cell phone | |
| Visitors should be aware that the lake's level can be | |
| ( | Visitors should note: Washington sidewalks do not meet |
| quipment are forbidden, the reason being that | visitors shouldn't come to the temple to take photogra |
| ation of the State's native fauna, attracting | visitors, showcasing the State's park system and contr |
| The National Trust organises guided tours for | visitors, showing them the mine and the Roman archaeol |
| grand stands has a capacity of 14,000 and the | visitors side holds 7,000. |
| ed by turf, and new stands were placed on the | visitors' side of the field. |
| seats 4,000 on the home side and 2,000 on the | visitors side. |
| hat his design would accommodate up to 40,000 | visitors simultaneously, with the potential for expand |
| The museum has served more than 2.1 million | visitors since its grand re-opening on July 28, 2001. |
| 1980, the first such festival attracted 2,000 | visitors; since then, attendees have peaked at 200,000 |
| ain Display that has attracted over 9 million | visitors since the event's inception in 1946. |
| It has opened its door to | visitors since October 2005 with its thematic exhibiti |
| every weekend, and has attracted over 30,000 | visitors since its reopening. |
| It has received over 300,000 | visitors since it opened, averaging more than 21,000 p |
| t has been a ranch, with cottages for weekend | visitors, since 2000. |
| 0, the weblog has had approximately 5 million | visitors since its creation. |
| ibit is the multi-story Flour Tower, in which | visitors sit in the cab of a freight elevator and are |
| f Karen Bullivant, with the highest number of | visitors so far, with about 10,000 visitors. |
| grassroots sources - financial donations from | visitors; some of those involved in its running auctio |
| -population problems caused by high amount of | visitors, sometimes calling for the closing of the ven |
| items of play equipment designed for disabled | visitors, specifically a swing & roundabout which have |
| ield - and riding and hiking trails that give | visitors spectacular views of the ranch and the surrou |
| Many | visitors spend their time hiking or bicycling the park |
| Visitors spent a total of £283.6m in the city during 2 | |
| is desire to escape from a constant stream of | visitors, Spies still used to receive guests at Iseh, |
| n the middle in Iceland in September 1996 saw | visitors Sporting Lisbon achieve an emphatic 9-0 victo |
| a reception and many retail shops for use by | visitors, staff and patients. |
| manning the technical support help point for | visitors, staffed by volunteers from its membership. |
| The original 500-seat stand was retained as a | visitors' stand. |
| to Morehead Planetarium and Science Center's | visitors: Star of Bethlehem. |
| Visitors start off in the Port of Entry and make their | |
| The | visitors started with an opening stand of 41, but then |
| Visitors started to come, begging for his help. | |
| the restored hay racks are, to the delight of | visitors, still in place above shelving along one wall |
| However, most local | visitors still refer to the property as "Bernheim Fore |
| Visitors straddle two wooden rails and slide quickly d | |
| originally to be a grand staircase that leads | visitors straight from the front door to the office, h |
| The Museum District attracts | visitors, students and volunteers of all ages, backgro |
| at Ronnie Scott's Club, backing top American | visitors such as Zoot Sims, Al Cohn, Milt Jackson, and |
| 00 bird species, with such notable occasional | visitors such as the peregrine falcon, northern harrie |
| Early | visitors, such as Captain Cook and the invaluable Will |
| ear-round resident birds, as well as seasonal | visitors such as the federally-threatened piping plove |
| Affluent | visitors such as Mohamed Al-Fayed and Jay Kay of Jamir |
| ringed plovers and ringed plovers, as well as | visitors such as wigeons, shovelers, teals, shelducks |
| e parking lot to accommodate large parties of | visitors such as schools on field trips. |
| nces the facilities are also used by external | visitors such as Brooks Williams who has performed at |
| as it became known, was used as lodgings for | visitors such as the Duke of Cumberland, and later bec |
| major stagecoach routes and hosted prominent | visitors such as Ulysses S. Grant, a resident of nearb |
| near Coaley Peak, not at Woodchester as some | visitors suppose. |
| h, during busy seasons, is often teeming with | visitors swimming in its waters. |
| Eisteddfod week, in which both the locals and | visitors, take part dancing, singing, and playing musi |
| Popular during the French summer holidays, | visitors take in the various hiking trails, mountain b |
| In order to see the LBJ Ranch, | visitors take a self-guided auto driving tour from Sta |
| ttract holiday makers as it once did; today's | visitors tend to be day trippers coming from the surro |
| Noting that "American | visitors tend to flock to the sweets", including the " |
| Because Suches is rather isolated, | visitors tend to be visiting hikers, motorcyclists, bi |
| res" as well as his "continual raids into the | visitors' territory." |
| ere are two computer quizzes provided for the | visitors testing their knowledge of the Lantau Link. |
| lashdotted, Guilfanov's website received more | visitors than it could cope with, and was suspended on |
| y on the main highway from Leh, it sees fewer | visitors than Hemis, Thiske or Shey. |
| Many | visitors that come to the valley of Swat and to the Ma |
| s from the nearly 6,000 staff, employees, and | visitors that were potentially exposed to the harmful |
| offers an essential service to the 13 million | visitors that come to Wales every year. |
| his home in the nude, explaining to surprised | visitors that he considered the entire universe his ho |
| and a countryside centre for the thousands of | visitors that use the hill for recreation and inspirat |
| nd had to be moved to accommodate the 300-500 | visitors that now attend. |
| in English which was just a sentence telling | visitors that they could download the song in all the |
| Michael informs his | visitors that an angel is allowed to take a certain nu |
| Harvard Yard and the surrounding areas to the | visitors that abound in Harvard Square.” |
| ilt, and re-opened in 1903, attracting 12,000 | visitors that season. |
| aurel Hill State Park has several options for | visitors that are interested in spending the night or |
| Local news stations have warned | visitors that though people may stand on this block an |
| c and Al Carter was the first of over 330,000 | visitors that day. |
| uring the 1920s, were such a draw for curious | visitors that he actually had them dug up and reinstal |
| rsion rate, i.e., the percentage of a store's | visitors that makes purchases. |
| ize ever used over a shopping mall, gives the | visitors the feeling of shopping under the daylight. |
| be's natural fresh-water spring attracts many | visitors: the fountain itself was commissioned in 1887 |
| ide the park are ideal for walks and give the | visitors the opportunity to take a closer look at the |
| Previously, a trolley car transported | visitors the first 950 metres above sea level during t |
| of the decade with an overwhelming number of | visitors, the Morses decided to again move their colle |
| With an annual patronage of 55,000 | visitors, the museum is ranked among the most popular |
| Modern technology has been utilised to show | visitors the normally inaccessible interior of Bat Cav |
| d the filmmakers' biographies; it also offers | visitors the chance to watch the film's trailer and pu |
| It also gives | visitors the opportunity to learn about domestication |
| udes the Rector of the Virginia Tech Board of | Visitors, the president of the Virginia Tech Alumni As |
| It presents to | visitors the life of Richard III, the last king of the |
| ocated close to the Country Club, which gives | visitors the chance to explore in closer depth the nat |
| For most | visitors the primary goal is consuming the various 'lo |
| often travel to and from the islands to give | visitors the chance to observe the seals and other wil |
| e central point of contact for exhibitors and | visitors: The level two and three house all the necess |
| Although the street parade attracts the most | visitors the Zomercarnaval is a multi-day event. |
| England game, and when Bryan Robson gave the | visitors the lead after 15 minutes, everyone believed |
| igns, organizing the Men's Circle of Friendly | Visitors, the Flower Mission for poor working girls, a |
| 'closed town', having limited facilities for | visitors, the company's accommodation being reserved f |
| Finally a yacht simulator, gives | visitors the opportunity to try their hand at virtual |
| re the main attraction of the Village, giving | visitors the opportunity to see what it was like to li |
| Because of the diverse number of | visitors the town is able to maintain churches of seve |
| The old town offers | visitors the chance to stroll on the old paving stones |
| sion Santa Cruz functions as a museum open to | visitors; the replica chapel, located near the origina |
| hrough the Terrace and Sandplain Gardens give | visitors the opportunity to see these distinctive and |
| nd the weather that surrounds it, and affords | visitors the opportunity to video-conference with obse |
| chanisms are encased for safety of miller and | visitors, the static wheel is immobile and kept that w |
| Apart from expected local | visitors, the event attracts visitors from the nearby |
| car park is provided for the large numbers of | visitors the centre receives, especially in the run-up |
| l patronage of 400,000 including 75,000 group | visitors, the Reptile House is becoming one of the maj |
| e a natural dam in the heart of town offering | visitors the chance to learn about the development of |
| The ‘'Wet Deck'' opens to | visitors the world of oceanography. |
| and documentary films serve to demonstrate to | visitors the crimes committed by the Japanese military |
| e, however, both stairs and a path that guide | visitors the first 950 metres, and from there marked h |
| The museum gave | visitors the opportunity to play against a chess compu |
| Forest (Ranchos) - There are trails that give | visitors the opportunity to tour the hacienda to which |
| Due to a growing number of | visitors the event spread to a growing number of addit |
| The event offers | visitors the opportunity to see both the lower floor w |
| nd services ensure River City's customers and | visitors their maximum convenience and shopping pleasu |
| Visitors then enter into a scale 3-D model depicting t | |
| It borns from the desire to track site | visitors, then becomes an abstract library, being a sc |
| Among the | visitors there is a man vying for the beautiful, tall |
| For | visitors, there are five stores open year round, two o |
| and the speed can be high; for the safety of | visitors there are hiking trails to get to the caves a |
| Among | visitors, there were kings Sigismund III Vasa, Wladysl |
| Unknown to many | visitors, there is a public footpath that runs along m |
| elevision operas, such as Amahl and the Night | Visitors, this opera was written with no intention of |
| In 11 July 1971 the Lido had 11,962 | visitors, this remains the record highest attendance i |
| The large number of | visitors this attracts has led to the development of t |
| The refuges are provided with facilities for | visitors, though these have to be limited to avoid con |
| ferably the home of the deceased) and receive | visitors, though in some cases, when relatives live in |
| Jewish school in the 1920/30 to all the young | visitors through authentic images and the mostly trans |
| Daniel Boone National Forest, but also takes | visitors through the Big South Fork National River and |
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