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• sirens were sounded throughout the town. As the water was funnelled up the [[Humber]] estuary]] the surge level increased. Humberside Police declared a state of emergency as the river Humber

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• '''Phong Thạnh Tây A''' is a [[rural commune (Vietnam)|rural commune]] (''xã''c)) and village in [[Phước Long District, Bạc Liêu|Phước Long District]], [[Bạc Liêu Province]], in

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• ref name=RHS/> It is an [[evergreen]] climbing plant, growing to 30 m high where suitable surfaces [trees, cliffs, walls) are available, and also growing as ground cover where there are no vertical surfaces. It climbs by

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• house used as a Canadian army HQ in the buildup to the [[Normandy Invasion]] during World War II], then as a private school, before becoming private housing in the 1980s.

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• scepticism<ref name="Jeffrey Meyers" />{{rp|166}}<ref name="stewart" />{{rp|163}} and melancholy],<ref name="stewart" />{{rp|16, 18}} Conrad almost invariably gives to characters in his principal
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• writers, among whom was Dunne. Mary's husband had been a merchant in [[Calcutta]] before his death]. She also had a son, Sprague. Mary Ives Abbott died in 1904.

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• '''''The Derby Winner''''' is a 1915 British [[silent film|silent]] sports [drama film directed by [[Harold M. Shaw]] and starring [[Edna Flugrath]], [[Gerald Ames]] and [[

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• '''' (German:''''' Meyer aus Berlin''''') is a 1919 German [[silent film|silent]] comedy film] directed by [[Ernst Lubitsch]] and starring Lubitsch, [[Ossi Oswalda]] and [[Ethel Orff]]. It was

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• The Duvalier regime of the late 1960s and the early 1970s is partly to blame for the coup d'état] that occurred resulting in Aristide's removal from power the first time. Duvalier was elected

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• Taínos two options if they wished to continue living on the island: they could work by fishing], making [[hammock]]s and cultivating plants, or they could become miners and help in the mining of

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• As of the census] of 2010, there were 91,611 people, 33,289 households, and 22,440 families residing in the city.
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• [[Polish–Swedish War]]. The victory over Sweden secured for Poland permanent access to the Atlantic], and laid the foundations for expeditions beyond Europe. The plans for the independent fleet fell

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