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Once the compound might have been neatly kept, but now it was filled with auto wrecks, truck parts, and forty or fifty carts.

Mr Warren, who has discovered more than 200 undersea wrecks, said he was taking on the mission to expose the truth.

The Royal Navy ship sank off Gibraltar in 1694 with up to 10 tons of gold coins on board, making it one of the most valuable wrecks ever.

"We never came away from there as quivering wrecks and needing a lie down, " he said.

Koong had taken over a light station in the dark dust cloud, and was purposely crashing ships in order to salvage the wrecks.

The oceanographer, who later found the German battleship Bismarck, the liner Lusitania, and other historic wrecks, has a simple philosophy.

He said that these problems, which he called the "twin financial train wrecks, " might manifest themselves in 2005 or, at the latest, 2006.

Swedish marine archaeology experts analyzed pictures of the wrecks and determined that they could be of a high historic value.

Thousands of wrecks from medieval ships to warships sunk during the world wars of the 20th century have been found in the Baltic Sea.

Yeah, but being cold-started out of the diagnostic chamber sure wrecks your startup.

No longer do players brought into the side look nervous wrecks.

Swimming will likely be significantly slower than walking or running and be used to explore underwater ruins and ship wrecks.

Some wrecks have sunk deeper than others. Most readers will have a vague idea about Prussia (or Borussia as he calls it).

Corpses , Wrecks and cans have had their properties adjusted so that ships will pass straight through them.

But until then, it adds fuel-eating weight, wrecks the capsule's aerodynamics and dumps some perfectly good thrusters into the ocean.

remained some little while , musing over these casual relics of antiquity , thus left like wrecks upon this distant shore of time .

Most mergers fail: from AOL Time Warner to DaimlerChrysler, the corporate landscape of the past decade is littered with wrecks.

It is not clear wrecks cause of the accident. However, officials believe, may lead to the overloading of vessels sinking.

The good news is such bugs could be used to hasten the decay of other, less cinematic wrecks.

After two weeks of cohabitation, many of these weaker mice were nervous wrecks.

In the ocean, deep down Under raging waves, wrapped in memories, you'll find Wrecks of stately ships, they all went astray.

And he says , maybe this isn't the best way, and wrecks the whole system .

I remember one couple who were flying back from a festival in Germany twitching and shivering like wrecks.

A surprised tone of voice wrecks it while any hint of negativity , no matter how tiny, wipes out all positive impact .

The brand new cars which islanders bought are rusted wrecks smothered in tropical undergrowth.

Everything by the book, no stunts and no wrecks today, all right?

It is easy to gloat when the cool jock with the hot girlfriend wrecks his sweet car, especially if he seems kind of smug.

Resizing the overview no longer causes wrecks to appear empty.

And that's what the police is doing when they find wrecks on the road.

The communism China now is based on a renovated belief system that still built on the wrecks of the ancient morality.

And after the plane wrecks, people will hunt down the flight recorder.

These machines destroy wrecks and artifacts or bury them deeper under sand and mud.

Plane wrecks caused by aeroengine failure often happen, so people attach importance to aeroengine failure.

But by the end of 2006, the train wrecks hadn't occurred.

We also find out how oil-leaking wrecks can be salvaged.

Many wrecks already discovered have not been excavated because of lack of funds, leaving them prey to looters.

DOM is a family of W3C technical recommendations affectionately called tech wrecks.

I know you're tempted to throw them in the machine but it wrecks the elasticity.

There are artificial reefs, wrecks and reef wall dives available with Albufeira scuba diving.

The wrecks of the passenger plane were found in the forest.

Think of them as the two car wrecks-- they go into each other.

All around were the wrecks of previous crashes.

They map the ocean floor, monitor sea life or find sunken wrecks.

Because of this, the action is inherently hazardous, and wrecks are common.

Two wrecks block the entrance to the harbour.

Two wrecks block the entrance to the harbor.

The neck of "little girl" wrecks from it and distorts into uncanny shape and falls off to fall in the pool of blood later on.

He wrecks everything he touches.

Regardless, most agree there's little that can be done for this most famous of wrecks.

Sean wanted to become a technicaldiver to explore caves and deep wrecks, but he barely had 20 divesunder his belt.

The river is littered with ship wrecks.

eg. Lots of wrecks were washed up on the shore.

All vehicles outside the walls were charred wrecks.

how many train wrecks do we need to see?

But that doesn ' t take into account bad weather, contrary winds, ship-wrecks, railway accidents, and so on. '

Past the pub that wrecks your body And the church - all they want is your money The queen is dead, boys And it's so lonely on a limb!

Oh, yes. I am reading the story on the Chinese porcelain found from wrecks deep under sea.

Obtained from the wrecks of vessels, she cared for nothing but her,

The wrecks of the enemy planes

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the shore strewn with wrecks