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Located in the heart of the Old Quarter, the Mos Eisley Cantina is just across the dusty street from the Dowager Queen wreckage.

Its creditors and former clients are focused on the more practical question of what can be salvaged from the wreckage.

"We are so busy trying to tidy up all this wreckage, " he said.

When they met in Washington last November they were still in a state of shock at the wreckage that was the private banking system.

He said a colleague told him the wreckage was needed to fill in a muddy ditch to make rescue efforts easier.

He knew that the Countess Olenska had brought some of her possessions with her-bits of wreckage, she called them.

It was the wreckage of one of their cars, an SUV that had been blown in half earlier in the week.

The next day, the police discovered the wreckage of what appeared to have been a float, deserted by the side of an out-of-the-way road.

When the storm struck, she was swept out to sea, clinging to a bit of wreckage.

'It seems that bad weather was the cause of the crash, ' Qalatwal said but rescuers had not yet reached the wreckage.

All that remained as rescuers combed though the wreckage were three pairs of melted skates dangling form one of the wings.

Troadec said the parts of the wreckage that had been found consisted of "engines and certain elements of the wings. "

Today, amid the wreckage of the gravest financial crisis since the Great Depression, bigness is one of our biggest problems.

Most of the wreckage appeared to be in small pieces and included clothes, shoes and identity papers.

"All financial crises, especially those generated by a credit-fuelled property price boom, leave long-lasting wreckage, " the bank said.

Once you get off the plane in Tokyo and past customs and immigration, the wreckage is everywhere to be seen -- on television, at least.

Brigadier Udaya Nanayakkara said the wreckage and the body of the pilot were recovered .

Rescue crews used ropes to climb down and pull him from the wreckage after he called for help with a mobile phone.

His colleagues are soon seen scurrying around on top of the wreckage, trying to dig him out.

I thought this was all allegorical until I saw you crawl from that flaming zeppelin wreckage unscathed.

From the wreckage of the FSA recon team, sirs. The pilot was the only one who survived.

To contain the fallout, the Soviet Union constructed a metal and concrete structure commonly known as the sarcophagus over the wreckage.

Steal an armored truck, and blow it up to get approximately $1, 100 from the piles of money surrounding the wreckage.

It took three-and-a-half hours to cut Marcy free from the wreckage at the bottom of the cliff.

A few other men approached the wreckage and ''put a coat over my head so I wouldn't be able to identify anybody, '' Talbot said.

Where we perceive a chain of events, he sees one single catastrophe which keeps piling wreckage and hurls it in front of his feet.

Then I knew I was outside, and I realized, well, I must not be buried under the wreckage if I'm outside.

It is rarely noted that the financial wreckage littering our world is the creation, almost exclusively, of men, not women.

One of the trains had part of its roof sheared off, and the wreckage was a jumble of twisted metal.

Footage on the television showed heavy diggers burying much of the wreckage at the foot of a bridge less than 24 hours after the accident.

Wandering away from the main wreckage site, they stumbled upon two large pieces of the ship's bottom on the ocean floor.

Among the tasks that may face the next government is clearing any wreckage left from a surge in non-performing loans.

Bulldozers drove through the wreckage without appearing to check whether or not they were coming up against any bodies or survivors.

I was found in the wreckage of a plane at the beginning of the war.

Investigators will now try to determine where the two-engine plane hit the water, and where its wreckage is on the sea bed.

However, soon after, military officials insisted a mistake had been made, and that the wreckage was from a weather balloon.

Most astonishingly, the ministry appeared in unseemly haste to remove the wreckage and, mystifyingly, even bury some of it.

By the next morning, recovery crews had begun loading the wreckage on trucks for the return trip to Area 51 in Nevada.

As his son and daughter peered around the wreckage, Grande pointed to a pile of old photographs that were spilling across a filthy carpet.

As the search for wreckage continued, a minute's silence was observed at the French Open tennis tournament in Paris.

A crowd of confounded bystanders stared at the appalling wreckage.

The wreckage of the helicopter had been shipped back to the United States , according to American officials.

Munhoz said there was "no more doubt" that the wreckage was from Flight 447.

In the deep ocean near Newfoundland, years of silt slowly Titanic's wreckage buried, as in burying a never healing wound.

The rebels were searching for his body among the smoking wreckage when he walked up.

She was last seen floating out to sea on a piece of wreckage.

It was another brutal day for a firm that survived the worst of the financial wreckage of the past two years.

Some policymakers question whether it is right to be designing new safety systems when victims are still being lifted from the wreckage.

During Golden Week holidays this month, thousands of volunteers helped to sift through the muddy wreckage left by the March tsunami.

On Friday, Twitter users will be briefed about the investigation's results and allowed to take photographs of the wreckage, Yonhap reported.

He stayed for seven months to help out these firefighters, and comb through the wreckage at ground zero looking for human remains.

Television footage showed a smouldering crater strewn with mangled wreckage, with a large piece of wing lying in farmland.

The wreckage of the ship so famous it remains a metaphor nearly a century later is collapsing on itself two miles underwater.

Libyan media showed wreckage of the plane spread over a wide field, with rescue and emergency workers on the scene.

What sort of banks do we want to emerge from the wreckage of the financial system?

Rain started to fall over the wreckage as the recovery effort continued well into the night . The search resumed at daylight on Thursday .

Extensive forensic analysis of the wreckage has, in a way, brought the story of the Titanic to a familiar place.

Shining flashlights 13 feet down into the wreckage, they found a sign.

In the photo at right, Haitians sit on a pew amid the wreckage a year earlier.

Orbiting the broken remains of the planet was the wreckage of countless Mandalorian and Republic warships.

A diver explores the wreckage of a Japanese World War II fighter plane near the town of Rabaul in Papua New Guinea.

Two handguns were found at the scene, and two more were discovered in the wreckage of his former in-laws' house.

The risk of a dollar rout, with the incalculable wreckage that would imply for all asset markets, is thankfully greatly reduced.

But on this dark afternoon, a creeping unease washes over me as I sit on the sofa and survey the gloomy wreckage of the holiday.

Hensley glanced in Jack's direction, spied Bauer's legs sticking out of a pile of wreckage.

I am trying to put together the wreckage.

Several reports have speculated that the U. S. helicopter wreckage in Bin Laden's compound is a modified Blackhawk.

Investigators plan to stay in the wreckage at the crash site to the next morning, in order to identify the cause of the accident.

A rancher claimed that he found wreckage made of unusual metal that many think was from a flying saucer.

Instead, we saw past the wreckage of age to the vibrant soul of a woman who cared.

Kristof and his crew used a submersible search vehicle and a towed sled with still camera to record the wreckage.

A French rescuer said he had spotted the 14-year-old-girl in choppy waters amid bodies and wreckage.

The wreckage was moved to a hangar while investigators search for clues to the cause of the crash.

As they crawl out of the wreckage, the man sees the woman is blonde and strikingly beautiful.

Pakistan later returned the wreckage of the aircraft and it was brought back to the United States.

In the 14 months since the war ended, Hamas has swept up much of the wreckage.

He thought at first he was witnessing a plane crash and called the police, but a search the following day found no wreckage.

If sheer brainpower is what Wall Street needs to find its way out of the wreckage of the credit squeeze then things are looking up.

Reports suggest that Pakistani authorities even allowed Chinese spies to examine the wreckage for clues on how the craft was designed.

Some residents started venturing out of their homes to pick through the wreckage.

The Chinese government made a rare public appeal Thursday for tools used for digging and moving wreckage.

He said there were no traces of fire or explosion in the wreckage.

Pull timber out of the wreckage indiscriminately or you may cause further collapse.

Others however, have welcomed plans to use the wreckage of the train as a memorial for Sri Lanka's 41, 000 dead in the disaster.

With your knowledge of metallurgy, you can turn the wreckage of your spaceship into tools and weapons.

HELICOPTER CRASH: Rescue workers looked for bodies in the wreckage of a crashed helicopter near Mexico City Monday.

A few hundred yards away, students and teachers at an Augustinian monastery were also sorting through wreckage.

Photographs of what appear to be the crash site show a North Korean star on the wreckage.

New and replacement parts can be collected from the wreckage of destroyed alien ships and space stations, or be acquired through trading.

When the wreckage was finally found, it was discovered that neither of the pilots were wearing their seatbelts at the time.

When the wreckage was finally found, it was discovered that neither of the pilots were wearing their seatbelts at the time.

Nature instantly exercises its power and control over man in the tropical storm that leads to the wreckage of Crusoe's ship.

It is built on the wreckage of "one of the 416 Palestinian villages Israel wiped off the face of the earth in 1948, " he says.

For years, local divers used the wreckage as a popular dive site, even marking it with a buoy.

An Associated Press photographer near the scene saw wreckage ablaze on a hillside.

And this is why some readers have been tempted to look upon him as a piece of social wreckage.

A blaze of thick fire and a plume of black smoke from the wreckage could be seen from a distance.

That day, Bush, surveying the wreckage at what would soon be known as Ground Zero, was handed a bullhorn.

Investigators are searching the wreckage of the plane to try and find the cause of the tragedy.

The helicopter burst into flames and television pictures from the scene show the smoldering remains of the wreckage.

The official New China News Agency said a boy was found unconscious by firefighters inside the wreckage and taken to a hospital.

A camera-equipped segment at each end can rise like a scorpion's tail to give the operator a better view over the wreckage.

Fire fighters recovered three bodies from the wreckage of a still burning sugar refinery in Georgia.

But large pieces of wreckage also represent a possible threat for ships sailing across the Pacific Ocean.

These memoirs were written at the wreckage of his once-great European career.

Then sit on the sidelines as the airship flies home and explodes , showering its blazing wreckage over this once proud, yet tiny, nation.

The Contractor shall clear away and remove from the Site any wreckage, rubbish and Temporary Works which are no longer required.

Russian police officers walked near some of the wreckage at the plane crash site near Smolensk.

Big detectors are located at these points to look for new particles in the sub-atomic wreckage of the collisions.

She later saw smoke rising from the wreckage, which she and others said destroyed the small hut of an elderly couple surnamed Hong.

The ship's wreckage filled up the canal.

Whatever you do, don't spell their name wrong - Shakespeare himself wouldn't be able to salvage that wreckage!

Mighty towers crumbled. Black smoke billowed up from the Pentagon. Airplane wreckage smoldered on a Pennsylvania field.

the wreckage of the Union Carbide pesticide plant continues to leach deadly chemicals into the water supply.

GM declares bankruptcy, at last. The challenge is to save something useful from the wreckage.

Nobody was allowed near the wreckage of the plane, even those with press cards were waved away.

An Associated Press videographer saw the collapsed wreckage of a hospital in Petionville, near Port-au-Prince.

To salvage the peace process from the wreckage of the Mumbai bombings a "joint mechanism" was promised to allow just such co-operation.

Nobody was allowed near the wreckage of the plane. Even those with press CARDS were waved off.

Xinhua said today (Monday) that rescuers have found several more bodies in the wreckage of the tunnel that collapsed on Saturday.

However, the crash of the Boeing aircraft tail is not found, but did see other large aircraft wreckage.

They were all underneath the wreckage, and they were all dead.

His leg was broken and he was trapped in his seat for nearly an hour by metal wreckage.

In Tuscaloosa and other cities, looters have been picking through the wreckage to steal what little the victims have left.

The aircraft's tail struck the ground on takeoff, China Central Television reported. Footage showed black smoke billowing from the wreckage.

I am busy shedding tears at the news of a miraculous rescue of six students from the wreckage of a university building.

Books and a school bag could be seen in the wreckage. Reports say the dead included 11 police officers.

A kid watched a soccer game from behind the wreckage of a Soviet helicopter.

Brazil's government confirmed that the wreckage founded in the Atlantic ocean belongs to the AirFrance flight.

Wreckage in a supermarket in Yabuki, in southern Fukushima Prefecture after the earthquake.

The crew of PT-109 clung to the wreckage of the boat.

Drivers on the road and local villagers reached the burning wreckage before fire crews.

A man and woman are found in the wreckage of a small single-engine plane crash.

the wreckage of Flight 93 in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, where the actions of heroic citizens saved even more heartbreak and destruction.

It's something like this: A pirate ship wreckage has been discovered in the river west of the city.

RONALD REAGAN: From our very first day, we have been working to undo the economic wreckage they left behind.

That route came to be known also as the "Aluminum Trail" because of the wreckage of crashed planes glittering in the sunlight.

Television images showed rescue workers cutting through the wreckage to pull out survivors.

Forecast for tomorrow: Getting "hotter" , followed by chaos, wreckage and ruin, lying will continue. . .

Recovery teams Monday are using machetes and chain saws to hack rough the dense mangrove forest to reach the wreckage and search for bodies.

Hunt for hidden objects within the wreckage during 14 diving missions, ultimately leading to the final prize: The Crown Jewels .

She spent nine hours in the water, clinging to a piece of wreckage.

The earliest extant example of a mechanical pencil was found aboard the wreckage of HMS Pandora, which sank in 1791.

Pole Ian Grushinski grieves by a piece of the wreckage at a plane crash site near Smolensk, western Russia, Sunday, April 11, 2010.

And even after we have pulled the last body from the wreckage, there will be economic aftershocks for years to come.

Firefighters doused the smoldering wreckage of vehicles destroyed by several explosions in the Shi'ite holy city of Najaf Monday.

Wreckage of the aircraft was scattered over a wide area.

Rescue workers pulled victims from the mangled wreckage, and heavy lifting equipment was later brought in help clear the tracks.

Bodies and wreckage have been found over a wide area.

At the search scene Brazilian navy divers rushed to reach the wreckage and start retrieving debris from the Atlantic.

Just minutes after the crash, bloody passengers stumbled away from the burning wreckage, looking for help.

Investigators in California say it's clear from newly-found wreckage that adventurer Steve Fossett died instantly.

In the daylight it felt safe, so we got out and walked around a little, looking at the riot's wreckage.

if the us wanted to keep the technology secret they should have been removed the wreckage from the site.

For example, in March 2007, the wreckage of a Soviet spy satellite nearly crashed into a passenger plane over the Pacific.

If your scenario is a crashed car or a small airplane, stay as close to the wreckage as is safe.

You'll see the wreckage from the freeway on your way out of town.

But now this wreckage of a rare World War fighter plane may soon be back on dry land.

The Telegraph web site showed local Libyans inspecting the charred wreckage of the plane.

Reports said trapped survivors were desperately phoning their families from the wreckage.

No one can say for certain just how she survived the water and the wreckage around her.

A fortunate few were pulled out within hours by anxious parents scrabbling at the wreckage with bare hands.

One of us should stay and help Charlie salvage the wreckage.

Flattened pine woods and flooded rice fields are littered with piles and piles of wreckage. But progress is being made.

She was pulled from the burning wreckage by her hair.

It is said that the factory has been secret pulled down, all of the wreckage but were kept in the nation's toxic waste storage area.

Government officials and investigators have not explained why it took so long to find a trace of the wreckage.

Keep off wreckage as much as possible; leave it undisturbed or the neutral voids may be destroyed by further collapse.

The wreckage of the vehicle included gas canisters, authorities said.

Back in March 1999, the F-117's wreckage was possibly still cooling when foreign agents sprang into action.

I thought of the wreckage by the tracks.

AFTER a deadly high-speed train crash in Zhejiang province in July, the authorities sent bulldozers to bury the wreckage.

Yet failure with the peak-oil risk assessment would render such wreckage insignificant.

As of Tuesday afternoon, only two people have been pulled from the wreckage alive.

A balloon drifting eastward; as the wreckage drifted toward shore.

Nearby is the crumpled wreckage of several cars and motorcycles from grenade attacks earlier in the night.

The injured driver had to be cut from the wreckage.

Some of the wreckage caused by the explosion fell amid the crowd of spectators.

Now, from thirty-five thousand feet, their smoky wreckage was New York's most visible landmark.

Only about 40 people are believed to have survived, and rescue teams now say they are finding only bodies amidst the wreckage.

The incalculable tons of wreckage are being collected, crushed and recycled or disposed.

Wreckage of the plane was scattered over a five-mile area.

Aircraft tail broken fuselage wreckage caught fire, smoke billowing.

In the midst of the wreckage at Ground Zero, I had a realization.

Now the housing bubble has burst in turn, leaving the financial landscape strewn with wreckage.

Rescue workers are sifting through the wreckage in search of 18 missing people and have said that the death toll is likely to rise.

Searchers found the wreckage of the airplane high on a mountain.

Brazilian officials are focusing solely on the recovery of victims and plane wreckage.

it then undermines the state, and often gets buried in its wreckage.

The wreckage in Chinese stocks need not be only something for investors to fear.

Employees from the two towers, rushing to escape the raging fires, were caught in the wreckage.

e. g. the wreckage of the plane after the crash was scattered over a large area.

In natural or technological disasters, people could be trapped in the wreckage of their homes or places of work.

If the debris falling Pacific, the wreckage of their location and estimated size of the job take longer.

The larger Warrior model is a 347-pound robot that can traverse rubble or wreckage and carry up to 200 pounds.

At the search scene Brazilian navy divers rushed to reach the wreckage and . . .

You do realize that we completely destroyed the wreckage to keep that from happening, right?

Separate, sifting through the wreckage, I can't concentrate.

Chinese soldiers are seen looking through the wreckage.

Pakistani soldiers examine the wreckage of a twin truck bombing inside a tunnel in Kohat on January 29, 2011.

Today the wreckage is on display as a war trophy at the Belgrade Aeronautical Museum.

Problem: In life we all create wreckage, both directly and indirectly. Some do less, some do more.

Rescuers continue to dig through wreckage looking for survivors .

Opti the Mystic had been born in that bomber's wreckage.

Wreckage of antiaircraft missile and target after flying test has an important value.

I found these in the wreckage, and I have no use for them personally.

experts_ arrived to examine the wreckage of the airplane.

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A passenger walked away from the wreckage of the plane.

You are pulled from the wreckage of your silent reverie.

I mean it was just solid wreckage.

The officials considered various options for retrieving the wreckage of the RQ-170 drone.

AFTER a deadly high-speed train crash inZhejiangprovince in July, the authorities sent bulldozers to bury the wreckage.

In another, rescuers saved a baby from the wreckage along with the father, but the mother is feared dead.

They also revealed that as of 11: 30 p. m. EST, no body had been recovered from the incinerated wreckage.

When guardsmen meet their enemy, they leave only wreckage in their wake.

Wreckage that testifies to the ferocity of the storm.

NTSB investigators recovered the nav boxes (VIR 30s) from the wreckage in relatively good condition.

The shattered wreckage of American planes bombed by the Japanese in their attack on Pearl Harbor is strewn on Hickam Field, Dec.

Firefighters sprayed foam on the mangled wreckage.

So much wreckage blocked his home that he couldn't get near it, and government search-and-rescue teams were combing the area.

As they survey the economic wreckage, nations around the world are wondering what they can do to prevent this from happening again.

The submarines took pictures of the wreckage.

We drove through the wreckage of the highway of death not long after they had bulldozed a path through it, and it was pretty unreal.

Some pieces of the wreckage fell on land, sending Tanski and others scurrying for cover.

Crowds of onlookers came to gawp at the wreckage of the aircraft.

Emergency workers later used gas cutters and other tools to free passengers trapped in the wreckage.

Firefighters search for survivors in the wreckage.

But towering tangles of wreckage obscure what lies beneath.

Now, men in blue coveralls, white helmets and face masks roam the wreckage.

Firefighters took two hours to release the driver from the wreckage.

The wreckage of the plane was found in a remote forested area of the Republic of Congo.

Yet sift through the wreckage of discarded European ambition, and all is not quite what it seems.

Wreckage of the plane showered a wide area.

It took the rescue crew over half an hour to extract me from the wreckage using the "jaws of life. "

But the analysis of the wreckage has provided some clues.

Fire crews worked for hours to cut victims free from the tangled wreckage.

Above, visitors walk past the wreckage of an Israeli tank at the tourist complex on May 21, 2010.

When the rescue brigade came to the accident spot, they only found some airplane wreckage.

Some people go 20 or 30 years without having a bottom in their lives and one day look back and see the wreckage of their past.

A man was crawling away from the burning wreckage.

A news crew from Fuji TV saw a couple of dogs this week, lying in the wreckage of Mito, Japan.

My private world is smashed wide open. -Girl singing in the wreckage.

My first car, my early boyfriends. -Girl singing in the wreckage.

She was pinned under the wreckage of the car.

Wet weekends, New Year's Eve parties. -Girl singing in the wreckage.

Firemen had to cut him free from the wreckage of the car.

Authorities said smoke rising from the wreckage was toxic and evacuated about 20 homes.

The wreckage at Ground Zero smoldered for months.

After a weekend's respite, equity investors return to their screens this morning to trawl through the wreckage.