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However, these rules of engagement are often ignored and for people choosing to relocate to a coast, well, you're a newbie.

Nissan will then take the new electric vehicle across the United States on a coast-to-coast test run.

Several search planes, along with a Coast Guard cutter, came and went.

Azerbaijan is a country in the Caucasus, at the crossroads of Europe and Southwest Asia, with a coast on the Caspian Sea.

Wind waves or swell spread a coast neighborhood and be subjected to the wave of the motion property of the function change of geography.

But it is unclear whether policy reforms alone can stem the population decline on a coast lined with countless fishing villages.

" A Coast Guard officer came on and said, " State your location.

Shantou is adjacent to South China Sea, with a coast line of 289 km, being rich in coastal resources.

A coast guard patrol vessel issued a warning against the Chinese ship, which left the economic zone around four hours later.

Philippine officials say a coast guard patrol spotted the Chinese fishing Saturday near the island town of Balabac, in southern Palawan.

And then maybe one day I'll leave, get to a coast, look up, see the ocean and I'll hear it scream.

Kurt teether lambaste Tom. . . In Kurt thoroughly despairing, miracle -- a coast appeared in front.

One out of three people alive today live near a coast.

A place along a coast that gives ships and boats protection from storms and rough water; a harbor.

A Coast Guard helicopter pulls a New Orleans resident to safety. Hundreds of people were rescued from the rising floodwaters.

A heavy, swelling wave that breaks on a coast.

It wants to develop a coast guard to protect its vast oil resources, which are being tapped by Mobil Oil, Soyster says.

If you do that, the rest is just pretty much a coast downhill.

At the port, Jack asks a Coast Guard officer if he can see the body they found in the water because it was his daughter.

The added dose from cosmic rays during a coast-to-coast round trip flight in a commercial airplane is about 0. 03 mSv.

There is minimal sheening and conditions are good for search and rescue, said a Coast Guard spokesperson.

We could have a coast - to - coast free wireless communication system .

A coast guard boat put out through the waves.

beacon: a signaling or guiding device, such as a lighthouse, located on a coast.

Half of Americans live within 60 miles of a coast, according to 2010 census data.

Last year, I went with the family of a coast Kawashima.

Test with a coast Station

a coast with frequent lighthouses

Their route will take them along a coast

All the Way to Lincoln Way: A Coast to Coast Bicycle Odyssey

A recess, such as a bay or cove, along a coast