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The expedition members spent the last day frantically disassembling the boat, packing the equipment and dismantling the camp.

They indicated, the expedition amazedly found a rare tree kangaroo, which didn't have to be extincted and a new type of honeyeater bird.

The Michigan Assembly Plant was one of the most profitable plants of the late 1990s, building the Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator.

Each project, be it a sound track, a video, a drawing, or a performance, is a peculiar expedition in a new context, person, tool, and place.

Before he set out on his expedition he killed his brother Bardiya (Smerdis), whom Cyrus had appointed governor of the eastern provinces.

In 1912, Shackleton's Endurance expedition -- there was -- one of his crew, a guy called Thomas Orde-Lees.

"Then it was that I undertook an expedition in connection with that, " and he pointed to the iron chest, "which ended disastrously enough. "

He said, "Make a movie about this expedition. " . . .

Expedition scientists have discovered that Antarctica has not always been a frozen continent.

Therefore, the Emperor think that this war is defeated, sad to say: If Wei Zheng still alive, certainly will not let me in the expedition.

He left behind instructions saying that if his expedition did not return, no rescue parties should be sent as it was clearly too dangerous.

Cook was to be in charge of this expedition as captain of the ship Endeavour.

To help solve this mystery, scientists went on an ocean expedition to drill into a large, 145-million-year-old underwater supervolcano.

After opening the tomb, however, strange and unpleasant events began to take place in the lives of those involved in the expedition.

I knew the rest of the expedition would be on foot, and I'd hope to be leaving the bike at this place.

When Lewis asked them to travel to meet the rest of his expedition party, the Shoshone worried that Lewis might be leading them into a trap.

If he or she seems to be enjoying your expedition, take small side trips to the neck, shoulders and torso.

Shopping becomes a major problem, and for anything slightly out of the ordinary you have to go on an expedition to the nearest large town.

On the last day of the expedition Smith found a complete set of slender, inch-long toes.

This expedition has brought us the "Jumbo Dumbo" , the largest so far found up to 2 meters long, and one of the biggest deep sea creatures.

A year later, he accompanied Pershing as an aide on his expedition against Francisco "Pancho" Villa into Mexico.

We have reached the end of our expedition, and are just waiting to hear the sound of the Twin Otter planes heading towards us.

She had not told Catherine of her intended expedition.

the week after that there was most pressing invitation to join Charlotte and her friends on an expedition to see a London pantomime.

I believe Shackleton must have mourned this unexpected end to his expedition, but he did not waste time on regrets.

A Cambridge University researcher will set out on Sunday on a year-long expedition to Greenland to document the threatened Inuit culture.

and there was at least one expedition by the Nazi military to exploit that belief for strategic advantage during the war.

So the first casualty of the expedition was Luke himself, who decided to leave.

Although luck had smiled on his expedition, it was a testament to his foresight and good judgment that not a single crewman had died.

If you spend hours trying to de-clutter a space to not achieve it can turn the expedition into a negative experience.

In the early fall Admire Ramsay was relieved by the British Chief of Staff as the naval commander of the expedition .

He was accompanied on the expedition by his wife.

During a 2008 expedition on the Congo, scientists looked for the "monster" fish upstream and down, to see how far it could travel.

It is in the heart of one of the centers of diversity that Nikolay Vavilov visited on his 1926 expedition.

By the end of the expedition Lewis believed that the Corps had been very lucky to not lose anyone to a grizzly bear.

You might be a medic on an expedition, an interpreter at a field base or a project manager working with a group of 17- to 24-year-olds.

This image was captured in Muscatine, Iowa, as part of a 110-day expedition down the entire length of the river.

Once the size of the expedition had been determined, it was possible to go ahead with intensive training.

Before cars came into general use, an expedition in pursuit of arion was a major exercise in planning and logistics.

Malaria: On an expedition into the Amazon rainforest in 1913, Roosevelt contracted malaria, made worse by an infected leg wound.

He carries with him the secret results of the eclipse expedition of the year before.

The thought of the coming expedition to Tibet keyed them up to a high pitch of excitement.

But critics worry that the raid is just a fishing expedition and that the government may lack the evidence it needs to secure convictions.

In 1526, a Spanish expedition to the Yucatan, trying to use violence to establish a colony of Spain, and to impose the Christian faith.

"The only solution is to stop micro-debris at the sources, " Expedition MED's Bruno Dumontet said in a statement.

A team of scientists from four countries have set out on a seafaring expedition to discover what color the Atlantic Ocean is.

Hsieh Ping-Ying legend's life begins from her school of Central Military and Politics and then she involved in the Northern Expedition.

But for his most recent expedition, he took the A train.

Selim says the rest of the mummy was in pieces, having been broken apart in 1922 by an expedition team that discovered King Tut's tomb.

By 1924, it was considered effective enough to be used in outfitting an Arctic expedition led by Sir John Franklin.

(One of his officers was Datames. ) The Greek author Plutarch of Chaeronea offers a description of the expedition and the Cadusian country.

Like an expedition in general, led his troops, standing as a beautiful landscape.

Encouraged, he asked the English monarchy for a more substantial expedition to further explore and settle the lands which he found.

It is thought that he was a part of an expedition that took Jamaica from the Spanish and made it an English colony.

Hillary said that on his expedition there was no way you would leave a man under a rock to die.

Moreover, it was the place that the descendents of Roman Crassus expedition Army had inhabited, as has been the focus of medium report.

Hemmingway loved hunting as I said, and it was during a big game expedition in Africa that he was killed in 1954 in an aircraft crash.

All of the expedition's food, water, and gear had to be hauled to the summit rim, then lowered by pulley into the caldera.

Genghis Khan and his descendants set up the Mongolian Empire successively in the western expedition during the over half of the century.

His most grisly task was the exhumation and autopsies of three expedition members, one of whom was John Torrington.

He gave me a sketch of his plans for the expedition.

The expedition team did not interfere with the remains, taking only photographs.

Do not forget to put in a compass when you load the box for expedition.

Compare that with the typical American household, where the only Sunday expedition is from the fridge to the football game on TV.

your expedition is at the center of a storm of controversy over salvage rights, and even ethics. Media are calling you a grave robber.

With government sponsorship, Hayden returned to Yellowstone region with a second, larger expedition, the Hayden Geological Survey of 1871.

During an expedition on dromedary's back they noticed on top of a small sand dune an object glittering under the sun .

"It's such a huge challenge, " Lindgren said, of a human expedition to Mars.

"Thus, " he said, "a serious archaeological expedition would likely add significantly to our knowledge of the Inca presence in the region. "

For my part, it's been an honor to participate in this exciting expedition and share my experiences with you.

I can't stand to think of that cute little kid going along on that - that crazy expedition!

On another shopping expedition, Lin came across a pair of red porcelain horses, "nice copies from the Tang dynasty. "

Intermarriage measure was an important ruling measure which Alexander adopted in the expedition.

An American, a Japanese, a Chinese expedition in the jungle, the results were all arrested and man-eating tribes.

The two-year Soil Erosion and Ecological Safety expedition took place from 2005 to 2007 and was followed by three years of data analysis.

News of the British-led expedition's triumph on May 29th 1953 reached the world through a report in the London Times four days later.

His guide Gadiel Cho Sanchez was hired to help him navigate a particularly perilous stretch but ended up staying for the entire expedition.

After Pericles'death, the Athenians'unrestrained desire resulted in the Sicilian expedition and finally led to a huge failure and much pain.

He was offered a place in the Himalayan expedition and jumped at the chance.

Taking a break from an expedition studying primitive life-forms, a scientist is caught upside down at the "bottom" of the world.

The eclipse expedition gives us an amazing proof of something that looks theoretical and yet it's very much part of our lives.

Once over the wall, the expedition team discovered a second entrance into the cave.

He is eating his heart out because he could not join the expedition, but his health was not good enough to stand the hardships.

When a Sino-Japanese expedition tried to scale the peak in 1991, an avalanche near the top of the glacier killed all 17 climbers.

Canton real estate enterprises and related enterprises of the building, people sniff out "new emissary Northern Expedition" flavor.

The job interview is considered to be the most critical aspect of every expedition that brings you face-to- face with the future boss.

Two explorers, camped in the heart of African jungle, were discussing their expedition.

The expedition is to start in a week's time.

My expedition was down in camp three, while these guys were up there in the storm.

Large sport utility vehicles, such as a Ford Expedition or Chevrolet Tahoe are down less than 1% from a year ago, according to NADA's guide.

My expedition was down in camp three, while these guys were up there in the storm.

Large sport utility vehicles, such as a Ford Expedition or Chevrolet Tahoe are down less than 1% from a year ago, according to NADA's guide.

But on this expedition, I was amazed to see them in great diversity.

The only remaining expedition next to us was a group from China.

De Vaca was a proud man, and he replied that he would go with the expedition.

It was a National Geographic expedition, but it was organized by The Explorers Club.

I have an instinct that Henry will seek to join the expedition, because he is something of an adventurer.

One of the most fascinating stories is that of the Trans-Saharan Ostrich Expedition in 1911.

Divers spotted the unusual looking animal, which could be the world's ugliest fish, on a scuba expedition off the coast of Japan.

But the expedition turned out to be a terrible mistake.

Later in the expedition, the problem was no longer the ice.

That was an expedition through previously unexplored territory.

kevin : I have, Kitty. He won't call me back. He's either still mad at me or on an Arctic expedition.

A British surgeon, Dr. Karen Woo, 36, was also on the expedition and was confirmed dead by her organization, Bridge Afghanistan.

Meeting Irvine, recommended by Noel Odell, the expedition's geologist, buoyed him up for the challenge.

In 2005, an expedition organized by Kohler and Chatterton found a new clue.

Your expedition is at the center of a storm of controversy.

Alex Kesilaina expedition spokesman said the airport staff are working overtime to repair the runway repair as soon as possible.

And may I make so bold as to ask what institutions sponsored your husband' s expedition?

The expedition vised around the world, and Darwin studied plants and animals everywhere he went, collecting specimen for further study.

Ours has been the first [expedition], and doubtless to be the last, to visit this profitless locality.

He was part of a nine-member expedition that followed the southeast route pioneered by Sir Edmund half a century ago.

Conclusions: Minimally invasive treatment of the Antarctic expedition camp barbed recurrent oral ulcer team significantly.

The expedition used packhorses to carry their food and tents across the mountains.

Think all allies of the consociation of Ba Da2 king constituted strong Greece allied troops to go on expedition Troy.

Many years ago, a lecture was given by members of an army expedition that had crossed the great sand sea in the middle of the Sahara desert.

It was a different room from the one he had occupied before the Chertsey expedition, but it was in the same poor part of London.

We must fit the expedition out with the best equipment .

There were some members of a scientific expedition on the whale-ship Bedford. From the deck they remarked a strange object on the shore.

Expedition already becomes natural scientific community now knowing the truth means.

While on an expedition in western China twenty years ago, some explorers discovered the mummies of a tall, red-haired people.

After Massachusetts authorities sent a punitive expedition against the Pequot, the tribe mounted a fierce defense of their homeland.

He hounds himself to pay half the cost of the expedition .

Jonathan Timberlake, the original expedition leader, said of the discovery, "The phenomenal diversity is just mind-boggling. "

Now that the two Sea Shepherd members have been released, the controversial whaling expedition will resume.

Fox News reported today about a joint Turkish-Chinese expedition that claims to have found Naoh's ark on Mount Ararat.

The word comes from Tahiti, where it was recorded by James Cook 's expedition in 1769.

So for me to throw in the towel and cry "uncle" on a shopping expedition is a serious event.

The polar atmospheric scientific expedition and investigation are important branches of the polar scientific research.

Lawrence rode a camel across the desert on an exploring expedition.

In 1872 Thomson led a scientific expedition , which lasted for four years and brought home thousands of samples from the sea .

The landscape poetry written by Xie Lingyun can be classified into manor landscape poetry and expedition landscape poetry.

In 1803 Jefferson appointed Lewis commander of an expedition to explore the American territory newly acquired in the Louisiana Purchase.

He was provokingly delayed, by one misfortune after another, but at last got his expedition under way at the end of the year 1681.

Fu Jian, both the bent often had mishaps, or the Eastern Jin Dynasty numerous Northern Expedition, are a clear demonstration of this.

The expedition was a drain on her pocket.

Once hostilities began, Revere once again joined the artillery, serving without note until the disastrous expedition to Castine, Maine.

All the fossils were exploited by an expedition.

In the end, wrenching themselves free from the hands of death, the expedition walked out of the desert tenaciously.

Wild camping is something we have had to adjust to on this expedition in order to keep the costs down, especially in Western Europe.

Once World War I was over, the Royal Geographical Society in London planned the first-ever expedition to the mountain.

He carried the expedition safely to Tahiti, built fortifications, and erected instruments for the observations, which were admirably made.

"The [scientific] importance of launching such a capsule is on the order of an expedition to Mars, " he says.

The grand prize winner snapped the shot while traveling on the Land of the Polar Bears expedition.

The Frozen Deep was based on the disastrous Franklin Expedition, which furnishes Wanting with a secondary plot (it has three in all).

Also heading south was the well-advertised British Antarctic Expedition, under the command of Captain Robert Falcon Scott.

But if this news evoked images of a gung-ho archeologist on a daring expedition, you'd be on the wrong track.

Young and strong , Evans performed many chores on the Dickey expedition . He was officially listed as the photographer and map maker.

Host Colin Campbell guides each expedition as viewers peer over the shoulders of diggers , scientists and historians at work.

More modest expedition, or even wait a year.

boris knew nothing at all about the boulogne expedition , and it was the first time he had heard of villeneuve.

Prepared the ship FOR an arctic expedition.

The expedition was a disaster, and Watt Raleigh was killed in a battle with Spaniards.

Once, in the scar, simba entice good friends to the border of the elephant nana's expedition, by the graveyard of siege hyenas.

Ten explorers set out on their expedition.

The research station of the South African National Antarctic Expedition, completed in 1997, is the oldest of this new generation.

An ambitious technological space expedition of our nearest neighbouring country.

The China Expedition Association and the Sino-American Aviation Historical Heritage Foundation will be in charge of the project.

Glaciological Investigation during the First Scientific Expedition of Chinese Arctic Yellow River Station.

And decrease our Treasure-per-Encounter ratio down by an estimated 11. 378% for the entire expedition.

The report included letters and attachments by other expedition members, including naturalist and mineralogist George Bird Grinnell.

Sources suggest that en route to New York, where he planned to raise funds for an expedition to recover his prize, he disappeared overboard.

His non-musical charitable activities included being honorary treasurer of the fund for Captain Scott's Antarctic expedition.

During his second trip in 1617, he sent his son, Watt Raleigh, with an expedition up the Orinoco River.

Mike: We're going to the beach, not on an expedition to the Antarctic. Come on. Let's get going.

But an expedition in the 1970s was lucky enough to come across a population of close to 200 birds.

An expedition to the coastal rainforests of western Ecuador has discovered 30 new species of frog and a slug-sucking snake.

For an expedition to Everest, though, finding volunteers was not a problem.

However, following the Northern Expedition and the northward move of the National Government, the campaign underwent a reversal.

If I were younger, I would join you in the expedition to the Antarctic.

The reporter went on a fishing expedition about the president's involvement in the Iraq War.

Reef. There the expedition nearly ended in disaster. The ship struck a coral.

Mr Chanes de Armas got involved in Moncada and the Granma expedition to bring free elections to Cuba, and a proper democratic constitution.

His dedication inspired me to come up with this expedition .

And allow me to lead them on a punitive expedition against these warlords.

The scientists will go on an expedition to the South Pole.

German cameraman Max Reichel ( "To the Limit" ) accompanied the alpinists to document the extreme and ice-cold expedition firsthand.

I decided it was time for the expedition to shift our focus to a new challenge: Raptors.

Twelve men and women are going on an expedition to the Antarctic this summer, to climb to the highest point of the South Pole.

' Swift and alert, the animal eluded the [expedition's] flintlocks all across the plains.

help to carry through progressively the materials expedition according to agreement with site and planning of the project.

Hillary had strong ties to both England and New Zealand, having scaled Everest as part of a British expedition in 1953.

The day after Hearn and Butynski returned with the expedition to Malabo, a drill and two red colobus went up for sale.

He was too cautious to venture upon such a dangerous expedition.

He disappeared during a later expedition in the Brazilian jungle, never to be heard from again.

My first expedition was with a guy called Pen Hadow -- enormously experienced chap.

The navy was planning an expedition to the South Pacific Ocean with the purpose of watching a very unusual event.

I will certainly watch their progress to see how their expedition goes.

Because of going with a travel group is not suitable for my young daughter, we choose the way of self-organized expedition.

Their expedition nearly ended in disaster, when one of the climbers slid off the mountain.

I insist on taking proper food for this expedition. The men often fall ill and suffer fever, .

Ferdinand Magellan's expedition was the first to circumnavigte the globe.

The Mayor and Corporation of the town are giving a grand ball, in celebration of the departure of an Arctic expedition from their port.

But the virus finding was perhaps not the expedition's most surprising microbial discovery.

At last they were in the secret passage, and the cutting - out expedition had really begun!

It was left to Sir Walter Scott to revive the Scots form raid with the sense "a military expedition on horseback. "

He is still hesitating at joining the expedition. = He is still hesitating to join the expedition.

A member of the expedition walks on the caldera's cooled lava floor, turned red by the reflected glow of the lake.

Death lies before us, as we sail to the Fountain of Youth. You could guide an expedition. You are Jack Sparrow.

With Russia saying that they are going to have an expedition next year to plant their flag on the North Pole.

When he was sixteen, he lied about his age to participate in the expedition.

The expedition set out to explore ancient Egyptian culture.

They were more than happy to see us come back from the expedition.

Coburn's expedition was funded in part by the National Geographic Society, which owns National Geographic News.

Its clock would have told the hour of midnight as the party set forth on their expedition.

After a six hour search by a British expedition team and NHK journalists, they finally reached this huge underground world.

So in the autumn of 1860 Lord Elgin, leader of the first expedition, returned with an overwhelming British-French force.

The Gateway Arch in St. Louis, Missouri, frames fireworks set off during the 200th anniversary of the Lewis and Clark expedition.

Large man-eating crocodiles were encountered throughout the expedition.

At the start of this year, a Mount Everest expedition team even witnessed a huge fly at their camp.

He, therefore, prepared an expedition to proceed to Storm Bay and take possession of its shores.

As soon as the two reappeared after being absent for over a month , everyone in the expedition was surprised to find them so little changed.

A team of Sherpas in Nepal have announced that they will go on a clean-up expedition on Mount Everest.

As Flinders sailed down towards Bass Strait he met with a French expedition, under M.

At the end of the expedition Rob closer to the wilderness of south-west zone into an oasis.

Scientists hope that data from this expedition will pave the way for a more detailed exploration of Mars.

The team discovered the deep black smokers during an ongoing expedition to the Cayman Trough aboard the research ship James Cook.

They kept an eye out for some unknown plants on their expedition.

The first full-time crew, known as Expedition One, arrived in a Soyuz in November 2000.

A phone call at the end of a shopping expedition would summon the car back.

During a 1997 vacation to Mexico's Baja California, Close and her daughter Annie joined a whale watching expedition to a coastal lagoon.

I tentatively decided , unless conditions should improve, to divert the expedition into Gibraltar .

As chronicled on his blog, Trans World Expedition, Nicolas had stared down many such challenges.

Today it is a popular activity and the excuse for an expedition with family, friends or colleagues, and perhaps a picnic.

These forces later grew into an army corps and still more troops came under its influence; only then did the Northern Expedition take place.

His expedition into calligraphy was a dot, and the Macintosh became the connecting line.

Another famous story where Eros played an important part was the Argonautic expedition.

They have prepared the ship for another arctic expedition .

The Times, a sponsor of the expedition, had used an elaborate code to outwit any rivals monitoring the radio waves.

Sometimes you are based in one location but often you join an expedition through a particular region.

Nigel Marven leads his crew on this expedition right outside the door.

We should talk with the members of the prior expedition to see what the topography is like before we set off.

Columbus was the leader of the expedition.

A space expedition crashes onto an artificial planet shaped like a giant hula hoop 190 million miles in diameter.

The army-backed expedition of 100 scientists, cooks and logistics experts will have to endure extreme conditions.

the antarctic expedition sledged along the coastline.

This expedition encountered adverse weather conditions.

When queried to add a third expedition in 1924, Mallory ignored an uneasy sense of foreboding and departed for4 Tibet.

Guided by Inanna, Amar -Sin forms a coalition of Kings of the East, launches military expedition to Canaan and the Sinai.

Some members of our expedition wanted to climb to the summit, but others of us thought it dangerous.

From 1998 the China Expedition Association started to explore in the Dianchi Lake and found out the site of the plane at the end of 2000.

Assur was conquered by the Babylonians in 614 B. C. Today the archaeological survey is directed by a German expedition.

Medical Guarantee of Chinese National Antarctic Research Expedition.

Commissioned a second lieutenant, Revere participated during 1756 in the failed expedition against Crown Point.

The executive organized an expedition at his own expense and exploited his exquisite expertise to some extent.

The explorers were indifferent to the discomforts and dangers of the expedition.

This thesis goes on the basis of collection of research achievement, expedition on museums and research on folk culture.

The agent in charge of the expedition says Chhewang Nima's experience and survival skills means he could still be alive.

Every soldier of Napoleon's army feels it, and the expedition advances of itself, by the force of its own impetus.

What do you eat? One of my favorite dishes on expedition, butter and bacon. It's about a million calories.