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If only there were harbours which could nourish great armies, here was the front on which to strike.

Johnson went on to say that he harbours no ill feelings towards his old boss and claims that his performances now speak for themselves.

The disc harbours the Sun and most of the galaxy's other stars, as well as the beautiful spiral arms.

Mr Liveris says he is considering several $1 billion-plus deals, but has no intention of buying businesses if he harbours doubts about them.

The child is small, and he includes the man; the brain is narrow, and it harbours thought; the eye is but a point, and it covers leagues.

He will not, at this point, concede any serious regrets, although he clearly harbours some.

Slowly the sail will lose sight of islands; into a mist will go the belief in harbours of an entire race.

Despite occasional bellicose reactions to what it regards as provocations, China still harbours no ambition to be a hegemonic power.

You suggest bonuses could be justified to stop bankers from jumping ship, but where are the safe harbours they are meant to jump into?

Possessing a number of excellent harbours, Sanya is an important port for import and export of trade with foreign countries.

Such peace would be preferable to the status quo which constantly harbours the potential for war.

He harbours a wish to be a world championship.

Numerous bays along the indented coastline of the islands provide good harbours.

Therefore, international shipping centre construction needs to depend on all area inner harbours common development.

Far from celebrating burgeoning trade, India harbours deep resentment over a yawning deficit overwhelmingly in China's favour.

RHETT: They've got factories, shipyards, coal mines. . . and a fleet to bottle up our harbours and starve us to death.

China's attempt to acquire an American oil company in 2005 and Dubai Ports' bid to operate six big harbours in 2006 were met with panic.

Those harbours were expensively improved by enlarging, dredging and building breakwaters.

What quiet harbours , thronged with gallant shipping bound for purple islands of wine and spice, islands set low in languorous waters!

The tide table is well comPlied, capable of predlcting the tides of the main harbours in the world.

The site chosen was on island at the entrance of New York Harbours.

The case for trade liberalisation is simple: it is not wise to throw rocks into your own harbours.

As international trade froze, ships lay empty in harbours around the world and factories shut with the loss of millions of jobs.

5 years project relevant sales experience is must, especially preferred in harbours, container ports and sea freight facilities areas.

Airports, harbours and railway stations of entry or exit and other frontier ports, frontier stations and coastal defence stations.

Each worshipper of idols harbours hope his special deities will give him more than other men possess.

It's a little bay with harbours , mountains and magnificent beach views.

It It's a little bay with Hot Bay's harbours , mountains and magnificent beach views.

Unsolicited goods can clog harbours or airports preventing vital supplies from reaching victims in time.

both boast imposing medieval castles in their quaint, yacht-filled harbours.

Many suspect that Mr Duffy, now aged 53, harbours his own political ambitions.

India thinks Bangladesh also harbours India-hating terrorists.

No my children not even the planet harbours vengeance for she embraces my light and she too is love.

Ships crashed into harbours and footage showed a vessel struggling to escape a giant whirlpool.

Proverbs A little body often harbours a great soul.

In Beihai's port, and in the harbours up the coast, a vivid tableau hints at why.

Kinshasa (capital of the DR Congo) alone harbours more than 20, 000 street children who have been accused of witchcraft.

Apple has admitted that its latest operating system harbours a bug that can accidentally delete data belonging to the computer's owner.

It is fearful of accusations that it harbours plans to challenge American power and change the world order.

Commerce crowds our rivers and rails , our skies, harbours and highways.

Acoustics - Measurement of airbone sound emitted by vessels on inland waterways and harbours.

According to the theory of existentialism, Ba is a context, which harbours meaning.

A little body often harbours a great soul.

One big problem has been India's worry that Bangladesh harbours anti-Indian terrorists.

Some are built around sun- drenched harbours, fringed by palm trees.

air harbours, railway stations and ports.

The pass also harbours one secret ingredient.

He harbours a secret grudge against his father.

There are many harbours on the east coast of our land.

Jack: We have harbours in Australia, Mona.

"There are people who like boating; there are harbours and yachting clubs. "

Like nuclear DNA, mDNA harbours genes that can mutate and cause disease.

We load and unload cargo ships at harbours.

a dog's long and thick hair that harbours fleas.

Hutchison Ports Holdings, with 257 berths in 45 harbours, is the world's biggest ports company.

With bInoculars you can also see roads, harbours and even very large ships In the ocean.

Among the first analog computers was the one set up by Lord Kelvin in 1872 to predict the height of tides in English harbours.

These people at that time, just when the youth develop a moment, onset of puberty and the sexual impulse harbours however livings.

Several Provisions by the Leading Group for Port Affairs on Strengthening the Work of Unclogging Harbours

Modeling and Fuzzy Control of the Container Crane Used in Harbours

Recent Silting in Estuaries and Its Impacts on the Harbours and Channels in the Zhujiang Delta

within delimited areas of harbours, airports and national defence projects or installations;

Acoustics - Measurement of airborne sound emitted by vessels on inland waterways and harbours

Application of Mathematical Model for Ship Maneuvering in Designs of Harbours and Waterways

Inquiry into problems in supervision and management of fishery harbours

On Computing Method of Economic Hinterlands in Shandong Harbours

The supplementary drafts on the issues of safe harbours and timing issues;

Measurement of noise emitted by vessels on inland water ways and harbours

Oscillations of Harbours of Arbitrary Shape

Los Angeles: an American city with two harbours

Department of Harbours and Marine

Advices on development of Jiangsu province's harbours