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Not much new in that, it seems, though it is almost two years since the previous direct talks took place (and ran aground).

They were winning the boat race until their boat ran aground on a sandbank.

Weigh up the economic situation, the plan ran aground, and can only stay in dormitories.

" But no one has thought of, aboard the ship Jujian investors not only to earn money, but along with it, " ran aground .

It is believed the vessel due to rudder failure and hit the rock ran aground, forcing women and children on board jumped into the sea.

The new owners' plan to boost cashflow by hiking rents ran aground after a court ruled that they weren't allowed to.

Although we, as an ancient Chinese ship ran aground, though heavy, although slow, but still has the strength of the sail forward.

In May, Chinese warships were accused of harassing a Philippine navy vessel after it ran aground near the Spratly Islands.

Recently, there was another threat when the tanker Jessica ran aground near the islands.

And the state plans to sue the Navy over coral ruined when a guided missile cruiser ran aground near Pearl Harbor in February.

The icebergs then ran aground, melted and dropped their rocky burdens on the seabed, where subsequent uplift raised them above the waves.

Although the feelings of Tsui Hark and ran aground , but Shi is still his partner.

As the global system for agriculture ran aground, the World Trade Organization drifted into dangerous waters.

A woman cleans up engine fuel from a refrigerator ship that ran aground near Algeciras, southern Spain, January 31, 2007.

The Navy is another target, for coral wrecked when the U. S. S. Port Royal ran aground.

Large oil tankers ran aground in Alaska and Mexico, spilling millions of gallons of oil and despoiling the coastline.

One year ago yesterday, a cruise ship ran aground off the Italian coast.

The ship ran aground on a submerged reef.

A navy frigate that ran aground in the waters off China's Nansha Islands was refloated with the help of the navy's rescue force on Sunday.

The SS Jassim, a Bolivian cargo ferry, ran aground and sunk on the Wingate Reef off the coast of Sudan in 2003.

Long stretches have apparently been closed to water traffic after hundreds of boats ran aground in the shallows.

The Australian government has indicated that a prosecution will follow because the ship ran aground in a no-go zone .

In the past even discretionary spending cuts ran aground when congressmen rallied to defend their favourite programmes.

A world heritage site faced disaster after a Chinese ship ran aground off Australia's coast.

Men clean up engine fuel from a refrigerator ship that ran aground near Algeciras, southern Spain, in 2007.

A streamer was going along at full speed, when it suddenly got into shallow water and ran aground.

The crabs died shortly afterwards, possibly because the water in the area was polluted by a cargo ship that ran aground.

River trade came to a halt as vessels ran aground.

And love, standing on the edge of forever, go on over the near and far points, and does not and can not grasp what it ran aground in March.

Oil is gushing from the tanker which ran aground on the large reef.

Oil is gushing from the tanker which ran aground on the reef.

A cruise ship carrying 64 tourists to Antarctica ran aground in high winds.

This Royal Dutch Shell rig ran aground last week.

The Greek schooner ran aground off Spain.

Of course, not every boat launched in the 1990s ran aground.

A ship that ran aground; a ship agroundoffshore.

Our ship ran aground in the fog.

Ran aground in that storm last year. Remember?

the cargo from the ship that ran aground in the storm two days ago

Then woke up again, ran aground a silent wave of the