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If the building starts to break up, protect yourself with mattresses, rugs or blankets or by sheltering under a strong table or bench.

In preparation for the symposium, junior high school students from the project cities worked with their teachers on the implementation of hands-on exercises that helped them to understand the importance of proper construction in reducing deaths, injuries and destruction due to earthquakes.

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For Drac, catering to all of these legendary monsters is no problem – but his world could come crashing down when one ordinary guy stumbles on the hotel and takes a shine to Mavis.

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This project is aimed at mitigating rock-falls from the cliffs above Jamestown and protecting the lives and property of its inhabitants.

5) Early analysis based on results of visual inspection of the salvage hull and interior as well as various modelling and scientific methodologies from various sources quickly identified 15 possible causes that could have resulted in the sinking of theCheonan (gun magazine(s) explosion; fuel tank explosion; catastrophic diesel engine failure/conflagration; catastrophic gas turbine engine failure/conflagration; bottom mine; moored influence mine; contact mine; under keel torpedo; contact torpedo; surface explosion; ballistic contact; improvised explosive device (IED)/non-contact mine; hogging/sagging/welding failure/material fatigue failure; grounding; and collision with submarine or other object); however, 13 were ruled out and focus shifted to an external underwater explosion (moored influence mine and under keel torpedo).

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Unfortunately, the reconstruction needs in Gaza were so huge — in such areas as health, education and water — that the crumbling of the infrastructure was outstripping improvements, even though other United Nations agencies were also working on the problem.

If the tightening torque is more than that recommended, it may lead to immersion of the seat and bolt burning.

Tightening with greater torque than recommended can depress the seating surface or break the bolt.

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One key element that Millstein pointed out was the need for investors to help preserve and care for these historical buildings and prevent them from being demolished.

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The gallery consists of 105 mural paintings, including the iconic kiss between Leonid Breshnev and Erich Honecker and the painting of a Trabant, the famous East German car, breaking through the wall.

The tree eventually grew to a hazardous size and had to be cut down, just when Dawn is starting a new relationship.

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Despite these efforts, a newly added classroom was knocked down a few months later, right before the eyes of 15 students who were forcibly moved out just minutes before the walls caved in.

Looking at the situation of civil society at the end of 2011, the United Nations representative of CIVICUS said that the heady optimism of the 1990s that had followed thefall ofthe Berlin wall and its promise of a global wave of democracy and freedom was followed by a decade during which the war on terror was used as an excuse to restrict freedom of information, expression and assembly.

Those trees that were removed were mostly fallen or severely damaged trees due to inclement weather (e.g. tropical cyclone, heavy rainstorm or thunderstorm), or dead or structurally unstable trees which posed high potential danger to the general public.

(a) The Greening, Landscape and Tree Management (GLTM) Section will formulate guidelines on tree risk assessment arrangements based on a dual approach, first through an “area basis” assessment to identify those areas where members of the public would be subject to significant risk if a tree failed, followed by a “tree basis” assessment where selected trees will be assessed on their conditions with particular emphasis on the risk angle.

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