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Albert Ungerer described this view in his diary 100 years ago.

[...] [...] predicted, such a scenario and meeting [...] [...]

[...] [...] opportunity and vision for economic recovery [...]

Even in Mogadishu and Baidoa, where the TFG still had some control with the help of Ethiopian troops, there is an appearance of a state of siege.

The latest report of the Secretary-General (S/2011/43) on the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) presents us with a picture of a country that is facing serious challenges on its way — as we all hope — to peace and prosperity.

[...] current economic landscape lies the potential [...] [...]

Hong Kong, being so advanced in everything and our inhabitants enjoying numerous sophisticated facilities, it is ironic, yet behind all the glamour, our public hospitals are overflowing with camp-beds, our outpatient clinics are swarming with patients queuing up to be treated and our needy patients may have to wait some nine months to a year for an appointment to attend specialist clinics.

Because the 160GB hybrid mirror reads directly from the SSD, both OS boot time and database function will be greatly improved over a standard mirror of two HDDs.

[...] [...] everyone, and symbolises the renewal of [...] [...]

The Workshop noted that the mirror sites of the NASA-funded Astrophysics Data System (ADS) in Brazil, Chile, China, France, Germany, India, Japan, the Republic of Korea, the Russian Federation and the United Kingdom had been enthusiastically accepted by the scientific community and had become important assets for developing countries to improve their access to the astronomical literature.

[...] Dakar’s thriving arts scene as you witness [...] [...]

A citrine pineapple, a red-spinel strawberry, a banana set with yellow sapphires and a lemon slice in yellow sapphires adorned with a diamond pip: all of these treats burn brightly in the luxuriant, festive world of Limelight Paradise.

But in Australia, astronomers used binoculars and telescopes to watch the point of light speed across the clear night sky.

Thus, the mosaics on the centre risalit (see image below) depict the foundation of Ettal by the German Emperor Ludwig IV, as an example of the piety and charity of the Bavarian dynasty, flanked by the opening of the university in Ingolstadt and the victory of the poet Wolfram von Eschenbach at the Sängerkrieg as an example of Bavaria‘s scientific and artistic prowess.

Similar sightings were made by other vessels in the flotilla at around the same time.

Modern New Delhi was established in the last century under British rule, but has since grown to include the ancient forts, majestic buildings and historic ruins commingling with their modern counterparts, the tall skyscrapers, diplomatic enclaves and well-planned residential areas.

The gross domestic product of the local economy in the north of the country had risen by 22 per cent, compared to the national average of 8 per cent, which demonstrated the spirit of enterprise and renewal that pervaded in the newly conflict-free areas.

Much of the destruction is still visible in Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture, where over 3,000 people died and nearly 900 are still reported missing.

In the Arab States, a training session on “Sounds and scenes of my city” was launched in partnership with the “Centre sous-régional des nouvelles technologies de l’information et de la communication” in Tunis.

This view from the town of Pasuruan shows a plume of smoke coming from the top of mountain.

A beautiful sight, a "show" that all [...] [...]

The top left corner of the map shows an allegory of the city, by Joseph Fortea, in which the matron holds the coat of arms of the city and carries a torch in her hand; a ribbon protrudes from her heart with the legend Ardet et lucet intus et foris (Burns and shines within and without).

A reporter for a local newspaper wrote enthusiastically about the experience shared by the audience of strangers, sitting in a dark theater, watching moving images projected on a screen: "The second film represented the breaking of waves on the seashore.

It is the same picture in ports and freight handling with Jebel Ali becoming the third largest trans-shipment port in the world.

In my home city of Cape Town, there are a number of streets that do facilitate the presence of humans at night, most obviously Long Street, but most streets ‘shut down’, leaving no reasons for anyone to use them.