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The only problem was, as in most world heritage sites around the world, that the throngs of people wrecked the peace and calm.

The image is then carried through the streets by dozens of men--and followed by throngs of dancing celebrants.

Zhou Yang flew home to a hero's welcome Saturday in Changchun, Jilin as she greeted throngs of reporters and supporters.

The stretch is always heaving with throngs of working professionals and expatriates dancing and drinking at the pubs and clubs.

The little donkeys with harmoniously tinkling bells thread their way among the throngs entering and leaving the bazaar.

Students marched from campus toward the Capitol, where they joined the throngs of other demonstrators from around the state.

The pendant glowed like blue fire around his neck as the ranger called lightning down from the sky, striking the throngs of orcs and ogres .

In recent months it has opened huge flagship stores in Paris, Moscow and Shanghai, which have been met with throngs of customers.

When it opened its doors for business throngs of people swarmed in and a mass stampede began.

Throngs of people fill Memphis' Beale Street, famed for its many bars and clubs frequented by some of the greatest names in blues music.

The bandleader led us from the plane, through the throngs of smiling people, and into the packed center of the city.

Politics and economy, commerce and business, culture and education. . . . . . anything presenting the city's essence throngs here.

This festival, held in the small northeast village of Ilan, features dragon boat races, firecrackers, and throngs of cheering spectators.

It's the throngs of smaller hardware makers and software developers that will now have to wait for the software.

At nightfall throngs of stupefied buyers crowd around dealers before skulking away behind the telltale glow of cigarette lighters.

Throngs of enthusiasts lined up at Apple stores and other retailers world-wide to be among the first to get the gadget.

I'm looking for you consistently among the throngs of people.

When you go out for lunch here in downtown Vancouver, you see throngs of tourists with cameras taking in the sights and sunshine.

E. B. Eddy had shut down production for the event and throngs of people showed up; a band played in the streets for two hours to celebrate.

Arriving at Cairo airport in February, he was greeted by throngs of cheering supporters demanding sweeping political reform.

Summertime is here, and amusement park barons are competing for the mad throngs of customers looking for excitement.

Throngs of officers patrol to ensure they do not return.

A visit to Srinagar's psychiatric hospital shows throngs of patients, crowding around its overworked chief consultant.

As ever-growing throngs of protesters filled the Capitol for a third day, the 14 Democrats disappeared from the grounds.

The banks of crowded computers illustrate the changing role of libraries, where technology is replacing paper and the throngs keep coming.

Detroit's annual auto show in January was somber, but Shanghai's show dazzled attendees with throngs of models, rock bands and light shows.

I slip past the throngs at the door and enter.

She frequently waves hello or exchanges greeting with people who pass by. She smilingly teases the throngs of kids running around.

The special merchandise brought by these peddlers, coming in throngs from other areas, enliven the local market.

The boarding call announced, the throngs rushed for the non-air conditioned train carriages. I joined the crush and quickly found seat 084.

Throngs of little kids come to snatch their favorite activities after supper in the community called Huali Yuan.

So for now, Lehman is seen as a relatively secure home for throngs of finance professionals thrown out of work in recent months.

Throngs of Hazaras were driven from lowland farms up into the central highlands.

He has neither the time nor the patience to deal with the throngs of people that he encounters on a daily basis.

As two of the world's fastest growing economies, China and India have seeded throngs of mega-rich.

The first cry of the enlightened and increasing throngs is: death to thieves!

Throngs of Hong Kongers have joined the journalists outside the family's many opulent residences, straining for the latest whispers.

there will be throngs of aphids, caterpillars, spiders, and etc. They will have their supper on roses happily.

Yet this hardly means that James Cuno, the institute's director, can sit back, relax and observe the coming throngs.

It draws throngs of eager buyers in Shanghai's Xujiahui computer market.

From the throngs of crowds, she espied a young man.

The streets of Pyongyang were quiet, but throngs of people gathered at landmarks honoring Mr. Kim.

At the railroad station I saw throngs of passengers waiting for their trains.

Throngs view space shuttle Discovery's last launch.

every passage and alley of the gostinny bazaar was filled with a crowd , such as throngs there at sales.

throngs of cheery people are seen on the streets or shown on television.

But what exactly will the throngs of onlookers see at liftoff?

She left hurriedly, disappearing in the throngs of people quickly.

There are throngs of passengers at the railway station.

It boggles my mind to imagine throngs of Israelites singing the chorus, "Why do you hide yourself in times of trouble? "

Throngs of celebrators at Times Square.

For example, the annual Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, a public event that throngs of tourists experience.

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