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In smaller towns it is often headed by the local police chief, in effect making the court a subsidiary of the police department.

Otherwise he might have been a great general, blowing up all sorts of towns.

Many western towns are, in my opinion, canted a little off-center: a tad too hot in summer, or possessing just a bit too much winter.

Most towns of any size will have some sort of athletic contest going on. (Hint: Cheer for the home team).

Then Jesus went through the towns and villages, teaching as he made his way to Jerusalem.

The women of the group would often go ahead into towns to see if anyone would be able to provide free accommodation.

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The association made the warning on the eve of an obesity-testing operation it was to carry out in 83 French towns and villages.

Malcesine on Lake Garda was the next destination, one of the most attractive towns on the lake.

He broke down their strongholds and devastated their towns. The land and all who were in it were terrified by his roaring.

A few days later, air transport was crucial again to Colonel Qaddafi's plan to recapture coastal towns close to Tripoli from rebel hands.

In many small Italian towns where local families have stayed put down the centuries, the entire population often shares just a few names.

At the end of every three years, bring all the tithes of that year's produce and store it in your towns.

Once, Kargopol was one of the wealthiest towns in Russia thanks to bustling trade by the Onega River.

For the last summer she had been away visiting with relatives in one of the towns on the coast.

According to our investigation so far, he contacted a girlfriend by cell phone and had her pick him up in one of the local towns.

With towns shifting around everywhere you do sort of lose a sense of cohesion, and an attachment to the places you're visiting.

He said the army is in control of the island's capital, Mutsamudi, its port as well as the towns of Ouani and Domoni.

Most of the heavy damage appeared to be concentrated in nearby towns, which by Chinese standards are not heavily populated.

It seems to have given little thought to merging those villages, towns or even some of the 47 prefectures to rationalise public services.

For Rutland, and many other small towns like it, a local school is a community's heart and a main employer.

In the dark forests lie many lakes, some large enough to hold several English towns.

It was not through the cities that this main stream flowed, but through innumerable little country towns and villages.

The whole community of Swainsboro and surrounding towns united in trying to help us. Countless women offered to baby-sit.

He flew far over the forest until he came to the towns of men. . . He went into a town and saw the burning thing.

It was one of the worst hit towns during the recent conflict.

Italy is known as the world's 'living art gallery'? Just take a walk around the towns and cities and get lost in the breathtaking buildings.

This may be a possibility as you progress higher, due to the lack of kingdoms and towns for princes to control.

Located on the east coast of Sicily, Taormina is often described as the epitome of southern Italian beach towns.

Rep. Towns said the House committee wants to ask Mr. Greenberg what went wrong at AIG that led to the bailout.

What I'm trying to do is encourage people to take the steps they need to take, in their communities and cities and towns.

During World War II, French hid the painting in small towns to keep it out of the hands of German forces.

New towns can be erected with customary Chinese speed, but the new sense of solidarity and charity might do more to help the bereaved.

And He said to them, Let us go elsewhere into the nearby towns that I may preach there also, because for this purpose I came out.

Never before had the world seen such a movement. It was a never-ending stream. Towns grew and villages sprang up almost overnight.

Bodie is just one of hundreds of ghost towns scattered across the United States, although none is lavished with as much care as Bodie is.

For the past several years he's been trying to stop the hunt in Taiji, one of Japan's iconic whaling towns.

Knight: Weve been fighting for your honor all day, burning the towns of your enemies to the west.

The problem of the air pollution in cities and towns must be dealt with if the environ ment is going to be preserved.

It was as if a great black blanket had been thrown over all the cities, towns, and homes.

He approached, met her eyes and said, "Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, she walks into mine. "

They were joined by the children of undistinguished WASP families from America's small towns, suburbs, and tenements.

In small towns up to the approved personnel under I will be able to retain its franchise contract land, also allowed to transfer.

And he said unto them, Let us go into the next towns, that I may preach there also: for therefore came I forth.

Missoula, Montana, is one of these towns, but it possesses some indefinable spirit that keeps it from being confused with any other.

Meanwhile in Damascus, several protests took place in different locations in the city as well as nearby by suburbs and towns.

We were called back in the middle of our interviews due to the pressing deadline and had yet to visit some other hardest-hit towns.

Jenks grew up in Salt Lake City, but he has spent most of his working life in small towns.

"The Israeli Jewish towns and villages should develop according to the natural development rate and this must not be stopped , " he said .

Within the next year or two many lunch counters and other public places permitted blacks and whites together in many southern towns.

Militia organizations shall be set up in townships, nationality townships, towns, enterprises and institutions.

Alex White describes himself as a travelling salesman, peddling his wife's latest creations around small towns.

However, for all UNAMID's flaws, it has improved security a little, at least in the main towns.

Civilization is the art of living in towns of such size the everyone does not know everyone else.

Mining remains dangerous work, as the disasters that seem to befall small Appalachian towns every few years attest.

Elsewhere, though, only a few towns and a handful of London boroughs have plumped for directly elected leaders.

These things had been manufactured in villages which were growing into towns now, away from London; it was a country- wide trade .

Rioting broke out in two towns in the northern Copperbelt province, a stronghold of the opposition candidate Michael Sata.

As part of the search that has extended into a second month, many coastal towns are using heavy machinery to jar free mounds of rubble.

Level or flatten: The earthquake leveled entire towns, flattening the simple adobe, brick structures and leaving nothing but rubble.

Everybody moved away, and these places are ghost towns now, with the wind whistling through the empty houses and shops.

He noted that the new year will also be celebrated by Asian-Americans in cities and towns across the United States.

Onagawa is one of the many small towns sitting along the deeply indented, sawtooth shore that lines the coast of northern Miyagi prefecture.

The dominant tone of the small towns should be that of the buildings of small towns.

During the earlier part of this century, most cities and small towns had a great number of "guest houses. "

It is an honest and thought-provoking account of the inter-racial relationships that exist in many country towns throughout Queensland.

In fact, the only emerging pattern is one of wildly see-sawing fortunes, as coastal towns change hands with almost metronomic regularity.

Protests have taken place in several other Syrian towns, including Homs, Banias, Deir ez-Zor and even, in a small way, Damascus itself.

It has asserted its authority in some border towns by lopping off limbs or even the heads of men they accuse of fighting against them.

But there are offbeat neighborhoods to explore and old-fashioned towns nearby where you can still savour something of bygone days.

Candidates would give short stump speeches each time the train stopped at one of these towns.

Endowed with another elegant name - "Pearl Stream" - the little town is the best-preserved among the four ancient towns in Shanghai.

In West Virginia's small towns it is often the churches that step in.

Some company towns have been reduced to tourist sites: Hershey attracts thousands of people a day with its tours and amusement park.

Because it was the capital city, it has grown to be one of the few large towns in the tropical zones of the world.

The Massachusetts law only applies to in-state residents, but many cities and towns have declined to ask applicants their residency.

Similar to other towns, the children were mostly stay -at-home children and their parents worked outside.

This is one of the few towns that remained intact after the Dark Elves took over the caves and labyrinths of Ygg-Chall.

The commission held public hearings in Sierra Leone's major cities and regional towns, but did not reach remote villages like Dugba-yuma.

In the relocation process, the historical and cultural environment of towns and villages have taken place in a series of changes.

At home, Prince Philip and I will be visiting towns and cities up and down the land.

Central streets that in any other European capital would be commercial or residential hubs are like ghost towns.

How lost could she get, she figured, on a ten-mile trip between her house in Bear and Newark, just a couple of towns over?

In the wide spaces of eastern Europe, towns needed to be able to defend themselves against raids by Turkish or Tartar horsemen.

Think of two regions, cities , towns or villages you know well.

It can be a week between towns on the Appalachian Trail, so travellers need a week's worth of food as well as extra water.

This function is usually entrusted to banks, which have branches or correspondent banks in most towns and cities overseas.

We passed through the benighted fishermen's shanty towns lining the shore. People came out to wave.

So determining the appropriate land size of small towns needs to take full account of the existing and unforeseeable conditions.

His rule has undoubtedly ended. Men loyal to him control only a few towns across the sparsely populated country.

The first six years of study in music resulted in nothing more tangible than a few recitals, all in small towns and all without pay.

The rest are scattered through a few other states that have on their road maps wide-open spaces between towns.

The quake leveled entire towns, flattening the simple adobe, brick structures and leaving nothing but rubble.

Survivors of the disaster returned to the towns, and by digging down, were able to remove most of the valuable objects.

Dongguan is one of China's hyper-dynamic new boom towns and a place seemingly without history, boasting a pseudo Ikea, pseudo K.

Few tourists today venture this far, and I simply pick up my casual guide, Wang, at Yongping, one of the first towns on the journey.

They split it between them; some of the towns came under the sole control of Bern, Zurich or Lucerne while the rest became common lordships.

Tampa slumbered as a little fishing village while East Coast beach towns began to boom as vacation resorts in the late 1800s.

But if you used to tune to television stations in towns in opposite directions, you may have to choose which ones you want most.

Towns in the north are "dying, " and government spending cuts and youth unemployment will hasten the decline, he said.

And anarchic games of folk football are still played in a handful of British towns once a year.

At that time Saint Louis was one of the last cities or towns you would find if you were traveling west.

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Some of the human test subjects chosen were in far-flung states and in remote towns and cities of the United States.

Efforts should be kept up to persuade Hamas to accept a two-state deal and to stop rockets being fired from Gaza into Israeli towns.

As in Italy and in Russia, the Germans seem to "key" the defence system to the particular defence of certain towns.

The town looks rather abandoned and locals are not always friendly, but Magadan still remained some elegance of seaside towns.

In less than an hour's time, the typhoon laid waste a number of towns and villages along the coast.

One of the most fascinating of all Australian towns, its rich and brutal history is inextricably linked to its precious export.

The springing up and development of satellite towns is both a necessary result and a form of realizing urbanization.

The police feel that, having been so successful here, the gang may be out to commit similar robberies in nearby towns.

It is now winter in South Africa. In the shanty towns around the big cities, people are cold as well as hungry.

Will you be able to "raid" opponent's towns or to conquer them? Or maybe both? Please explain.

However, at one time the most memorable aspect of the train had been its punctuality . Clocks in the towns were set by its whistle .

Many towns and villages had their water supply cut off because there was no electricity.

European settlers cut down most of New York's original forest; towns grew and then merged into a sprawling metropolitan region.

Nevertheless, we will remark cursorily, there is still an abyss between these races of men and the hideous assassin of the towns.

Towns and clubs began to organize "safe" Halloween events -- carnivals, dances and street fairs -- to keep youngsters occupied.

Aerial views yesterday showed towns that seemed to have been bombed, once-sturdy houses flattened, white ash covering the landscape.

The significance of this study is to clear link between the towns and urban network structure characteristics in Changbai Mountain region.

Instead, the datapoints were all along the highway, where I definitely wasn't, or in nearby towns, which we biked around.

The western desert state of Nevada is called the Silver State. It was once home to many silver mines and towns that grew up around them.

Some of the attendees arrived in Buenos Aries from distant towns, sincerely attracted by the message of the Truth.

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A two-hour drive from the Yellow River's source are a few small, one-road towns that are reminiscent of the old American West.

Meanwhile, towns that once were eroded by years of poverty and chaos are now bustling with restaurants, Land Cruisers and Internet cafes.

These will be in small towns the company figures can't support a big-box store, in an effort to go head-to-head with dollar stores.

Israeli military reoccupied the West Bank towns after two suicide bombing attacks took place in Jerusalem, killing 26 civilians.

Word that the old man led his posterity to remove the mountains soon spread all over the villages and towns.

The traffic is not too bad, so as long as you stick to the outskirts of the major towns, you should be OK to ride safely.

The towns were built of plywood, cardboard, plastic sheets that billowed in the wind, and the bodies of dead vehicles.

They were to be found not in towns, but in suburbs and in the countryside.

Storms and tornadoes struck Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi, killing at least 340 people, leveling towns, and leaving thousands homeless.

Dachang was one of China's best preserved Ming Dynasty towns.

Even in the security-conscious build-up to the games large riots were reported in several Chinese towns over local abuses of power.

Illegal under international law , some of these Israeli implants have developed into sprawling towns and suburbs .

Development of towns, and the rural collectivization, supporting the site of wooden door, built up in increasing demand of.

Paper symbols of new cities and towns, canals and roads, were not only without value, but they were now plainly seen to be so.

Both towns are large enough to support big markets with fresh foods from all over Provence.

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A bicycle is often more convenient than a car in towns.

Life in its seaside towns has never been easy.

Rush hour is always a headache for drivers on the congested streets of the steamy towns of the oil-rich Gulf of Mexico region.

More units of government develop as new towns and suburbs spring up in what were previously fields.

In Saarland, for example, the hottest issue seems to be whether towns, to save money, may have to close their swimming pools.

Abandon your towns and dwell among the rocks, you who live in Moab. Be like a dove that makes its nest at the mouth of a cave.

Now I really loved going into the little towns, or stopping at country stores, cafs, and filling stations along the road.

By 1810 Ohio, Tennessee, and Kentucky had been transformed from wilderness into a region of farms and towns.

The appeal of small towns with a particular character was not recognised in the 20th century when industry was the economy's main focus.

Demonstrations have been held in at least 150 towns and villages in all corners of the triangle-shaped country.

Blackouts appear to be the worst in smaller towns like Yiyang here in Hunan, one of China's largest and most populous provinces.

Most of the cities, towns, and infrastructure have been destroyed by air strikes by the air forces of the US and Washington's NATO puppets.

Islamist insurgents have attacked towns and villages across the country, including some close to the border with Kenya.

His job was to provide "overwatch, " preventing enemy fighters from ambushing Marines as they moved through Iraqi towns.

Earlier this year an official report found that village dwellers lived an average of two years longer than those living in towns and cities.

Rich regions of energy are key towns to supply energy as one of the leading dynamic resources for economic development.

Lions have roared; they have growled at him. They have laid waste his land; his towns are burned and deserted.

Men loyal to him control only a few towns across the sparsely populated country.

What interesting sights are there to see and what fun things are there to do in their home towns?

Horticultural shows have no better exhibits than are presented from towns in the southern part of this state.

EVery abundancebody aroused away, and any socates are not ghost towns now, with the wind whistling through the empty abodes and shops.

Large protests to demand more freedom also took place in other cities and towns across Syria.

Frustrated residents of some towns have planted sunflowers in a fruitless effort to suck radioactive cesium out of the farmland.

Meanwhile, clashes have been continuing on the road to Sirte, one of the few Libyan towns still under the control of pro-Gaddafi forces.

We would also be able to visit Halabja, and the other towns and villages affected by Saddam's genocide.

Old properties and empty lots in cities and towns around the United States are finding new life as urban farms.

On the surface of sandstone road, bitumen road surface and village are many, in the grade highway cities and towns are less.

Cities have theaters, museums and big sporting events, but small towns have none of these.

The rural region boasts wonderful beaches, quaint towns, world-beating cider, and a wide variety of cultural attractions.

Hearing of this, the crowds followed him on foot from the towns.

The past few days have seen angry demonstrations in at least a score of Egyptian towns.

Sporadic towns, oases where extortion was more frequent than hospitality.

As part of a three-day Midwestern bus tour, the president has been visiting small towns in Iowa to reassure people that times will improve.

A municipal borough of southern Wales . One of the oldest towns in Wales , it was built on the site of a Roman fort. Population, 12, 302.

Col Gaddafi largely controls the capital, Tripoli, his birthplace Sirte and a number of other smaller towns to the south and west.

Resuming his journey, B systematically explored the neighboring towns, circling them all as he approached central London.

Whether by choice or necessity, he used to sail about Scandinavia in his small boat, all alone, giving concerts in little seaport towns.

'Yes or no, that's what I am trying to get to, ' Mr. Towns interrupted in frustration.

New towns will have to be built to house the population of those boroughs which have spilled over.

All people were unwilling to leave their home towns , thus government bundled hands of people and forced them to move on.

The remnant of a bygone era - a railway network that linked small towns and villages to the sea ports on the Croatian coast.

Severed from its West Bank feeder towns, Ramallah and Bethlehem, Arab East Jerusalem at night feels like a ghost-town sunk in neglect.

Many villages and towns in Guangxi Province were hit by the flood a week ago.

Other military operations are reported in towns near Damascus and Homs and a village near the Lebanese border.

Entering into a new century, China' s urbanized process is accelerating and new cities and towns emerge increasingly.

The British Airways magazine High Life named Totnes as one of the world's top ten "funky towns" .

She said that five years ago they moved to a nearby military towns Abbottabad.

Work had been going on in a couple of small towns that I had passed through to install drains and water pipes.

Now the only thing standing between these towns and total anarchy is the U. S. Army.

Towns and cities have a long history, although opinions vary on whether any particular ancient settlement can be considered to be a city.

Besides the newsstands inside post offices, they even offer kiosks all over towns stuffed with all sorts of periodicals.

Many living in towns dream of starting up their own farm, of living off the land. Few get round to putting their dreams into practice.

Towns in Australia have also adopted Epode's program, and a few in Mexico are considering doing so.

Several towns remained difficult to reach, the government relief effort was beginning to have an impact in more accessible regions.

Even in small towns a number of theatres have been built in the last few years to cater for the local population.

Stefan: You hate small towns. It's boring. There's nothing for you to do.

Many don't think of Israel when they think of Mediterranean beach towns, but Haifa is one of the best.

And of course the beautiful towns and villages are open as normal as well.

He hired traveling salesmen to hand out tickets in cities and towns across the country, each one good for a free glass of Coca Cola.

No trip through Russia would be complete without a quick detour to one of the Golden Ring towns, such as Yaroslavl.

And do not neglect the Levites living in your towns, for they have no allotment or inheritance of their own.

About 40% of all the dogs that end up in pet shops across America are born in Missouri's smaller country towns.

In New York, a state of emergency was in effect in Plattsburgh and numerous surrounding towns.

Protests were reported in at least six other towns and cities, despite widespread arrests of opposition activists by the government.

Australia 's deadliest bushfire has killed nearly 100 people , as the inferno engulfed entire towns and destroyed at least 700 homes .

If the feeds went away the thousands of local towns would still continue to do their local jobs -- streets, plumbing and lights.

She says reports of the level of destruction in some of these areas are staggering. Some towns have been practically destroyed.

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There has been a tremendous expansion of kindergartens in both towns and villages.

Do provide some theoretical information for traditional towns in bashu, and aim to help the architecture culture carry on and develop.

They had come to the Waste not for the silence, but because only jails and nooses awaited them in the forests and towns of the east.

Already in the dynasty of Han of year 206 before up to 220 after Jesus Christ, China had towns of a half million inhabitants.

to this end , it has developed two retail brands designed to meet the needs of shoppers in towns , neighbourhoods and villages.

Israel is reckoned to have around 200 nuclear warheads, more than enough to destroy all Iran's towns and cities.

The road which is to be finished by the end of the year is gonna connect the two towns.

So was the big fishing port at Talcahuano, in the south, as well as quays in many smaller fishing towns.

The city's industrial areas, once centres of garment-making, are now ghost towns. Cowpea vines blow around the empty roads.

It is incredible to see the lights of the cities and small towns against the backdrop of deep space.

Residents of nearby towns who have come out in support have also been targeted.

Six of the towns you give the Levites will be cities of refuge, to which a person who has killed someone may flee.

A person close to the Libyan military command said reinforcements for government forces have been sent to Sirte from several southern towns.

How can you exploit this ambiguity? In the last few weeks we have been working on a proposal for an empty space between two towns.

February 2004: At least 500 people die in an earthquake which strikes towns on Morocco's Mediterranean coast.

In the shopping centers of very large towns decorations are put up in the streets.

Like many other towns and cities in the region, Kunming keeps its loudest bars and nightclubs restricted to a tight area of the city centre.

As we would have to thread our way around Kuomintang-held towns, we had a guide avid seven or eight militiamen as a guard.

Even as the death-toll from the protests approaches 600, demonstrators in a dozen other towns have rallied to break the siege of Deraa.

Motels in and near large cities tend to be more expensive than this, in smaller towns the prices may be lower.

Shanty towns transformation, once a troubled Liaoning Party committees and governments at all levels to the historic challenge.

Did you know that in some U. S. towns and cities, the opera house used to serve as a center of community activity?

That may be true in the towns, but in rural areas, where most Tanzanians live, the president still has plenty of support.

Each consists of a major ceremonial center and several large satellite towns in precise orientations relative to the center.

it is a bet that papers with strong brands and no competitors in smaller towns will be able to charge for content and be profitable.

You hate small towns. It's boring. There's nothing for you to do.

Efforts should be made to commercialize housing in cities and towns and accelerate the construction of adequate housing projects.

Its aim, it says, was to stop Hamas firing rockets, with increasing range, at towns in southern Israel.

"There are a lot of 'sleepy' towns that got high ratings, " said Rebecca Powers, a principal consultant in human capital for the company.

The cattle had to be driven along in a large herd to the towns where they were needed.

Frozen human waste is being chipped out of public toilets in cities and towns across the country.

Each of our towns are built along the water, and are surrounded by natural forest and wildlife.

They seem to love putting things together, to build toy towers or towns or vehicles.

All the year round, Irish cities, towns and villages are due to various cultural and artistic activities and full of vitality. . .

On a bike one sees a lot more than from a freeway, and often it's just as fast as car traffic in many towns.

Ashdod, its towns and its villages; Gaza, its towns and its villages; unto the brook of Egypt, and the great sea, and the border [thereof].

One of the most famous of these small towns was called Deadwood.

Kiln located in Hebei Quyang cijian, Yanchuan and Lingshan various towns and villages, where the Tang Dynasty is Dingzhou, known as Ding.

Most people tear through the towns at lightning speed, so they don't have a desire to go into the individual buildings.

There have been queues outside Pakistani shops in towns around the country, and flour prices have shot up.

I like current books to be set in the present or near present, and I like the action to take place in big cities or seaside towns.

Exhaust fumes from that plant has been a hazard to the surrounding towns.