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There is a saying: "There are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand people's eyes. " It would be more fitting to ask a foreigner this question.

His girlfriend becomes increasingly hysterical (probably at least partially due to Hamlets own treatment of her) and drowns herself.

Persons who believe to like the literature all know to have such a words: 1, 000 Hamlets of 1, 000 readers is especially.

Images showed waves churning through hamlets in the flat farming communities near the sea, carrying ships, buses and houses far inland.

The train roared past little hamlets, with cottages of white and yellow and drab, their roofs blackened by frost and rain.

Has the disappointment with grand theories of development led to an overreaction, a retreat into laboratories and tiny development hamlets?

A few weeks back, I ran a drama workshop in a primary school in Tower Hamlets in east London.

Small wonder the Senate lavishes so much public cash on pointless projects in empty hamlets.

Their lethal sting has been felt in villages and hamlets across the Federally Administered Tribal Area (FATA).

THE alpine hamlets and valleys of Vorarlberg, Austria's westernmost province, rarely attract much attention, even at home.

I found satellite dishes on every roof of dozens of mud huts along the railroad-side hamlets .

Even some of the troglodytic hamlets of the rocky interior sport satellite dishes.

There are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand people's eyes. Naturally, different times shape different Hamlets.

Rumours of additional deaths from respiratory disease in the hamlets in late July and early August are also being investigated.

Without their services, the mail may never reach many remote villages and hamlets , atop ridges or at the edge of icy brooks.

The Nordic Bronze Age was entirely pre-urban, with people living in hamlets and on farmsteads with single-story wooden long-houses.

there is a piece of raised land covered with wheat-ears. From this land one can see a number of hamlets.

'We have members in small hamlets across the country-South Dakota, you name it. '

This scene is commonplace in Maine's small fishing hamlets; but Port Clyde is known not for its lobsters but for its fish.

The failure of the harvest again produced famine and unpeopled farms and hamlets.

Hamlets generate user interfaces by executing these Java classes.

It has London's lowest employment rate, 56. 3% (Tower Hamlets has the next lowest, 61%).

And thence he descended towards the hamlets and villages through the ravines of Ubaye and Ubayette.

Three hamlets within the village are currently under investigation.

These include requiring children to wear seat belts in cars and hamlets on bikes.

The 150 men from Ranpur and two neighboring hamlets were told to pick a copper ring from a cauldron of boiling oil.

In my opinion, there are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand people's eyes.

In this article, you will learn how to use Hamlets to write Web-based user interfaces for embedded devices running OSGi.

In grimey Tower Hamlets, the proportion is just 2. 4%.

We have all become Hamlets in our country - children of a slain father- leader whose killers still possess the throne.

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The river has its everyday work to do and hastens through fields and hamlets;

Here the hamlets are separated by mile after mile of dark, uncharted forest;

Some little hamlets with new names uncouth,