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The man once nicknamed "Robohack" with some envy by his competitors for his energy, seemed to be mellowing a little of late.

Australian media said the koala, nicknamed Mick, was found by police and was taken to the Port Macquarie Koala Hospital, north of Sydney .

Walk down any of its narrow streets and you could enter banks from around the world; Moorgate was nicknamed "the Avenue of the Americas" .

The toddler, nicknamed Yueyue, had been cared for in a hospital in Guangdong province since she was injured a week ago.

The last humans on Earth may have survived an ice age by retreating to a small patch of land nicknamed 'the garden of Eden'.

He was pleased by this encounter, for he had often heard tell of a woman nicknamed "White Flour Sacks" . This must be her.

This model, M-HYD 6804 (nicknamed "Dowser" ) was one of a shipment brought to Tatooine in the Lucky Despot.

With its palm trees, beautiful beaches and five-star resorts, Hainan Island is often nicknamed "Haiwaii of China" .

But he told us that this " wife" had been picked up by the road- side and he nicknamed her "Picked Up" .

It is nicknamed "Fort Atari" on account of its embrace of a new technology that first appeared as a Star Trek-themed toy: laser tag.

"I came in a bit tired as I have been doing exhibitions during the World Cup, " said the 43-year-old, nicknamed 'The Dominator'.

Crack cocaine, often nicknamed "crack" , is believed to have been created and made popular during the early 1980s .

The most famous case of this was Paul Broca's patient Leborgne, nicknamed "Tan" , after the only syllable he could say.

The playground behind the building, nicknamed the "Wind and Rain Playground, " is where Yao touched a basketball for the first time.

Joe Arpaio, nicknamed "America's toughest sheriff" , is a strong proponent of a crackdown against illegal immigrants.

Two Austrian nurses nicknamed "death angels" after killing at least 20 elderly patients are to be released early from prison next month.

Nicknamed "Three Lung Park" due to his stamina, something he puts down to the boiled frog juice his father fed him as a child.

Explanation: Connecting the Pipe Nebula to the bright star Antares is a flowing dark cloud nicknamed the Dark River.

Rice was nicknamed Ra I-su, meaning "a pear flower with surpassing beauty, " said the Korea-US Alliance Friendship Society.

Among the major Olympic venues, only the National Aquatics Center, nicknamed the Water Cube, has had a productive afterlife.

Now 7, Jackson said the boy, nicknamed Blanket as a baby, was his biological child born from a surrogate mother.

The butchered bones were discovered close to where the skeleton of a probable human ancestor, nicknamed Lucy, was found.

The two-time world champion, nicknamed 'Hurricane', had been suffering from throat cancer for a number of years.

The children nicknamed her "Glasses Aunt" because she wore her glasses all the time.

Friendly and curious, they are nicknamed "gentle giants" and bred both for house pets and for show, all across the United States.

In Taiwan, male artists nicknamed with "xiao" seems to associate with "Floral Pretty Boy" .

He was nicknamed "The Sun King" for the vitality and glory of his reign.

Ever since his boyhood the Indian chief had been renowned for a methodical manner. His intimates nicknamed him "Slow" .

Hatoyama has been nicknamed 'the alien' by his party in a gentle stab at his physical appearance.

When you see the operator in question, you will easily guessed why it was nicknamed that way - if not, think in terms of Smiley.

Perhaps his wife, nicknamed the First Shopper of Zimbabwe, helped him restock.

Nicknamed "the Silicon Valley of India, " Bangalore is still no high-tech paradise for most of its residents.

The ILM crew nicknamed the creature "bad kitty, " and she was realized as a computer-generated creation.

Nicknamed "killer droids, " Darth Vader maintained a small corps of these martial robots to spar with and hone his saber skills.

This gentleman, not known as where he is from or what name he is called, is nicknamed Mr.

The cub, nicknamed "Jarhead" got its head stuck in the container while foraging in the bins around the town of Weirsdale.

In the palace, the First Lady was nicknamed "the bulldozer, " for the way that she flattened aides and even the President.

The entertainment industry has nicknamed him "a small heavenly king" . But it's a title Chou insists he hates.

Located a "mere" 300 million light-years away, these colliding galaxies nicknamed The Mice will eventually merge into a single giant galaxy.

An Apple fan nicknamed online "Penguin" (see photo) flew Tuesday to Shanghai from Jilin to be the first in line for the opening.

The state university's athletic teams are nicknamed Cornhuskers in recognition of one of the area's chief crops.

Seattle, nicknamed the Emerald City, is the largest city in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States.

Nian, a middle-age man nicknamed S-B (Sattva-Bodhi) died in a motorbike accident, leaving the pig's feet and wine at the scene.

Good-looking monograph on this Spanish- Milanese industrial and exhibition designer, nicknamed the Hurricane.

Yukio Hatoyama, 62, the rich grandson of a former prime minister, was once nicknamed "the alien" for his prominent eyes.

Nicknamed the 'two cannons, ' both have pushed showy slogans campaigns and tried to connect with people at the grass roots.

He was nicknamed as a speech therapist for he was always finding faults with others' speech.

That year American President Theodore Roosevelt, nicknamed "Teddy" , went on a bear-hunting trip in Mississippi.

Rafael Nadal is nicknamed " Rada " by his friends and family.

Bachelet sports a middle-aged spread; indeed, elements of the Chilean media nicknamed her "fatty" when she was president.

Nicknamed a "monster in the waves" , he was the first man to swim under four minutes in the 400-meter freestyle.

Nicknamed La Maga or 'The Magician' we'll get to see her strut her stuff in that tiny little skirt in Beijing this year.

Once she was in Greece to compete in the world junior group game, her teammates nicknamed her "the queen of French fries. "

Nicknamed the "Land of Opportunity, " Arkansas, which joined the Union in 1836, was the 25th state.

My experienced companion, nicknamed "Octopus" , was the first to descend and it wasn't long before his red uniform disappeared from view.

This penguin, nicknamed "Happy Feet, " was found wandering on a beach near Wellington, New Zealand last week. Click to enlarge this image.

Nicknamed Calico Jack because he always wore a shirt and pants made out of colorful calico material.

This aircraft, nicknamed the Sacred Cow, included a sleeping area, radio telephone, and retractable elevator for Roosevelt's wheelchair.

Nicknamed the 'vampire squid' because like Dracula, it cloaks itself in a black cape when fleeing predators.

Bob Sheppard was nicknamed "The Voice of God. " He was also the stadium announcer for several other sports teams.

He was nicknamed the Arrogant One, and despite his cruel and uncouth ways, actually fancied himself as a lady's man.

He's nicknamed 'El Toro' (The Bull) due to his speed and physical prowess.

He completed his legs of the relay using a hand powered recumbent bike he's affectionately nicknamed "Achilles" .

Jay nicknamed "Musketeers" or "Jay small heavenly kings" , the Taiwan (Taipei) singer, composer, lyrics and directing.

Three days later the United States dropped an atomic bomb nicknamed "Fat Man" on Nagasaki.

When pulsars, as they became named, were discovered in the 1960s, they were nicknamed LGM for "little green men. "

A member of the movement nicknamed Il and aged 22 with a bandage of the union on his arm.

But, rather than use the proceeds to pay her hospital bill, she blithely bought a roadster nicknamed the Yellow Peril.

This inspired him to start the project, which has been nicknamed "Google Flu" .

In his trademark black cap, Mr Shanibah is a tall, gentle-looking man, nicknamed "Grande" for his size.

William Clark Gable (February 1, 1901 ~ November 16, 1960) was an American film actor, nicknamed "The King of Hollywood" in his heyday.

The German aeronautical pioneer, nicknamed "the flying man, " died after a glider crash in August 1896.

Impressed by my public speaking ability, a member of my current club nicknamed me "Mr. Smooth. "

Among them was Joseph Bonanno , nicknamed Joe Bananas, who eventually dominated the US branch of the Mafia.

Garindan is nicknamed "Long Snoot, " for his long, green-black elephantine trunk.

The six-wheeled vehicle housing a myriad of scientific instruments and detectors is the Mars rover, nicknamed 'Bridget'.

The pimps nicknamed her Chutki, or little girl. She had just been sold to the brothel-owner and seemed terrified.

Becoming one of those nicknamed as "dorm rat"

Many suppliers are also clustered nearby, in an area nicknamed Bra City.

For 30 years, Warren Guidroz has been fishing for crab out of this town, nicknamed the end of the world.

The phenomenon of adults moving back in with their parents has been nicknamed "Full Nest Syndrome. "

In which Chinese classical novel is Li Kui, nicknamed "The Black Whirlwind" , a character?

Recently, a netizen nicknamed "Programmer Humor, " published a short story on his microblog.

Their children have been nicknamed the "rich second generation" .

a former garage attendant and sanitation worker they suspect is the serial killer nicknamed the "Grim Sleeper. "

Im so crazy about it that Im nicknamed "Chairman" , You see, Im innately a chairman.

"Robocop" , as he is nicknamed, has since been re-elected twice.

Although it is nicknamed "Land of the Midnight Sun, " Norway is best known for its fjords , which are similar to deep valleys.

The results show that testosterone and estrogen have opposite effects on a gene nicknamed RORA.

A netizen nicknamed "xiaoxie" , in Guangdong province, has had a similar experience.

Also, a male online user nicknamed "beard man" published pictures of himself floating over hutong in Beijing.

This month the jumping cockroach - nicknamed the 'leaproach' - was named one of the top 10 new species for 2011.

South Korea's goalkeeper Lee Woon-Jae is nicknamed 'Spider Hands' for his skills in the net.

He is nicknamed the Polar Bear for his ability to withstand the cold and raise his body temperature before a swim.

The sixteenth century French buccaneer Francois le Clerc was nicknamed "Jambe de Bois" because of his wooden leg.

The Soviet newspaper Pravda nicknamed RAND "the academy of science and death and destruction. "

Bout is a former Soviet military officer and air cargo executive nicknamed "the Merchant of Death. "

A thousand-year-old mummy, nicknamed Otzi the Iceman was wearing a Chinese jacket, latest research has found.

Without lasers, that robo-SUV, nicknamed Stanley, neverwould've left the starting line.

The most famous member of this species is Lucy, an adult female skeleton discovered in 1974 and nicknamed after a Beatles song.

In his early childhood for unexampled valor kid was nicknamed Blind Fury.

Nicknamed the Southern Pinwheel, M83 is undergoing more rapid star formationthan our own Milky Way galaxy, especially in its nucleus.

The amateur photographer nicknamed the dragonflies Yin and Yang after spending 20 minutes watching and photographing them.

Nicknamed the Pearl of France, Menton is the last town before the Italian border.

Tian Tong Yuan, a Beijing suburb that was once nicknamed "Shui Cheng" -- literally, "Sleeping City" -- is a case in point.

This Asian Sheepshead Wrasse has been nicknamed the 'Shrek' fish, for resembling the animated character.

Lonnie Franklin, nicknamed the "cruel sleep off" , he was accused of killing 10 women is currently under police investigation.

Insiders working in the live pig industry nicknamed these lean-meat pigs "bodybuilder pigs" .

Five years ago it replaced the National Electric Power Authority (NEPA), nicknamed Never Expect Power Again.

New Orleans -- nicknamed the "Big Easy" -- is a major U. S. port city and the largest city in Louisiana.

But in the 1-0 win at Crewe on Saturday Paletta - nicknamed The Drill - levelled Billy Jones with a bone-crunching challenge.

The 105 floor One World Trade Centre (nicknamed "Freedom Tower" ) is expected to be completed in 2013.

The National Stadium, nicknamed the Bird's Nest because of its exterior lattice work, should be finished by March.

Diprivan, which has a milky appearance, is sometimes nicknamed "milk of amnesia. "

Sophia: You've never met her. She's been nicknamed the Witch of the Accounting Office.

Nicknamed "Dr. No, " Paul even opposed relief for Hurricane Katrina victims.

Some even nicknamed the Scottish soldiers 'devils in skirts' and 'ladies from hell'.

Soon, this problem was nicknamed The Great Stink.

Shanghai is truly a fascinating city often nicknamed as "Oriental Pearl" .

Nicknamed "Less Mount Emei" , Jinyun Mountain is a national scenic resort 55km from downtown Chongqing.

Ma's primary performance instrument is the Domenico Montagnana 1733 cello built in Venice and nicknamed Petunia.

Montana is unofficially nicknamed "Big Sky Country. "

The flower is nicknamed "Corpse Flower" for its sharply strong odor of rotting flesh.

New restaurant design, nicknamed "Bar Harbor" , see full details about it here.

The supposedly imaginary place was nicknamed "Colter's Hell" .

His advisors were nicknamed the "Poker Cabinet" because they joined the president in his poker games.

Nicknamed "Island Peak" in the early 1950s, the mountain once poked through a surrounding ice field.

It's mother, nicknamed Castaway, was found stranded off Vero Beach in November.

The cell containing the man-made DNA then grew and divided, creating a hitherto unseen lifeform that was nicknamed 'Synthia. '

Astronomers nicknamed this unseen mass dark matter.

Nicknamed Guy In The Garage, Gavin Potter from London is relying on human inertia.

In 1946, the world was introduced to history's first general-purpose electronic computer: ENIAC, nicknamed the "Giant Brain. "

The badger has been nicknamed "doormat" because of its broad, squat form and its hairy back.

Bombay is also the center of movie production and aptly nicknamed the Hollywood of India.

Adopt a beluga whale. Factoid: Long ago sailors nicknamed these whales "sea canaries" for their birdlike songs.

The market there has been nicknamed "Abyei" after the plentiful supply of goods on sale from the looted town.

An elephant nicknamed Troublesome is snapped taking a drink from the pool at Etali Safari Lodge, South Africa.

Mike Scott, nicknamed Scotty, decided it was time to take action.

Nicknamed "Land of Lincoln, " the state is very proud of its famous son, Abraham Lincoln, who came to Illinois in 1830.

The bald eagle was nicknamed "Patriot" after recovery.

Less well known is that the city nicknamed India's Silicon Valley is becoming a globally important centre of innovation.

Libyan-financed hotel towers over Sudan's capital, Khartoum, and has been nicknamed Gadhafi's egg because of its unique shape.

Hank Aaron was nicknamed "Hammer" because of his hitting power.

The pavilion, nicknamed "dandelion" by the Chinese public, intends to convey the idea of "Building on the past, Shaping our future. "

We began referring to such outstanding work as slaying a dragon, and it didn't take long until we nicknamed ourselves "the DragonSlayers. "

There is no stopping the man once nicknamed the "comeback kid" .

IN 1999 Tony Martin, a Norfolk farmer, killed a teenage burglar who had broken into his home, nicknamed Bleak House.

Nicknamed "Snowtober, " the storm left wet, heavy snow on trees still loaded with leaves.

Indeed, they are sometimes nicknamed "solid smoke" .

Nicknamed the "Golden State, " California is the third largest state in area after Alaska and Texas.

The number "phi" is nicknamed the "divine number" (Posamentier).

Possibly not, but that is where two bright emission nebulas nicknamed Heart and Soul can be found.

Nicknamed "The Landlord" because he owns the paint.

In 2008 Beijing unveiled an astonishing stadium, nicknamed the Bird's Nest.

They nicknamed the short boy "Shorty" .

After the incident was reported, the teacher was nicknamed "the indifferent Yang" by netizens.

Jazz singer Billie Holiday, later nicknamed "Lady Day, " was born on April 7, 1915, in Baltimore, Maryland.

The midfielder nicknamed The Baron played 359 games for the Rossoneri and scored 81 goals after arriving from IFK Norrkoping in 1949.

Aerogel is nicknamed "frozen smoke" and is made by extracting water from a silica gel, then replacing it with gas such as carbon dioxide.

Pilotless cars, such as the Volkswagen Sharan (nicknamed Sharon), are no distant dream.

No wonder it's nicknamed "the king of chemicals" .

Nicknamed 'the Scubster', the 3. 5 meter-long yellow submarine has echoes of the fancy gadgets from fictional spy James Bond.

Locals nicknamed it "the coat hanger" because of this special shape.

He has now sold 400m bottles of his $1. 99 Charles Shaw wine - nicknamed "Two-Buck Chuck" .

Muriqui is nicknamed the "Brazilian Cheetah" because he finishes the 100m dash within 11 seconds.

Ramirez, 32-year-old nicknamed "Jihad Jamie. "

A dirty little boy nicknamed King.

He was so fond of talking that his comrades nicknamed him "magpie" .

His father (Charles Paul) and older brother and manager (CJ Paul) are nicknamed CP1 and CP2.

The students nicknamed their art teacher Picasso.

The two suspects were arrested persons is nicknamed "Spiderman" , keen on all kinds of art theft.

Abdul Hassan, 39, is nicknamed "the one who never sleeps"

Spanish matador David Fandilla, nicknamed "El Fandi, " jumps next to to avoid a bull, on July 13 in Pamplona.

Luckily the metal case, which I have nicknamed "Big Bertha" , comes with very heavy-duty wheels built in.

There is a reason it's nicknamed "the Crackberry. "

JInspired development team has recently announced the availability of JXInsight 5. 7 version (nicknamed "Excel" ).

On October 14, 1947, Yeager broke the sound barrier in this plane, nicknamed "Glamorous Glennis. "

Today, I held my cousin's new baby, whom I have nicknamed Canteloupe Head.

They nicknamed him "Lofty" because he was so tall.

Nicknamed the Big Snag, the stump here is about 25 feet in diameter and has probably been alive for 2, 000 years, Mr. Taylor said.

He was nicknamed Fatty because he was so skinny!

Confronting three students named Liu Fang, for example, one middle-school teacher nicknamed them Big, Little and Middle.

Young people, nicknamed the "Coupon Generation" for their penchant to clip coupons, are obsessed with e-retailers such as Taobao and 360buy.

Congress in China is nicknamed "rubber-stamp" .

Today, they have a 17-month baby girl, Sabrina, whom they've nicknamed "Breezy. "

Nicknamed the Xiaoyuer the QQ number is blank, not even head no, I look for a long time before they can find.

Overseas returnees such as Mr Wan (nicknamed "sea turtles" in China) have generally struggled in government posts.

Lin Dan, the 24-year-old badminton gold medalist who is nicknamed Super Dan, makes women across China swoon.

Nicknamed Itty Bitty, she is just 3 feet, 9 inches tall.

Nicknamed the "Hong Kong of northern China" , Dalian is an important trading and financial centre.

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