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... 463 471 Bertrand W. SinclairBurned Bridges 2Chapter 1 (The First Problem) Pg 1 Lone Moose Snaked ... ... 30The Diligently Foraging Dogs Of The Post Could Not Take Toll Of Their Supplies They Also Hied Them Up To The Cluster Of Log Cabin... ...cuits Scorched And He Listened To Tommy Ashe And Sophie Carr TakingTheir Toll Of Meat From The Flocks Of Waterfowl, He Was Thinking OverWhat Carr ... ... It," He Said Aloud Defiantly. "It's The Only Thing ICan Do. Burn All My Bridges Behind Me. If I Can't Honestly Be AMinister, I Can At Least Be A ... ... And Trimming Tall Slender Poles For Piling ThatWould Ultimately Hold Up Bridges And Wharves. The Crew Was ACosmopolitan Lot So Far As Nationality... ...e Positive. But His Daughter Shunned War Talk. Yet The War Levied High Toll On Her Waking Hours, And For ThatReason Thompson Seldom Saw Her Save...

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...dy knew which of the two was worse. Finally, sporadic towns and oases where the odds of finding a hearty welcome were much lower than those of facing tolls and charges. The Great Silk Road was never a single highway, but rather a system which incorporated multiple branches of caravan routes which took different passes through mountain ranges, skirting the deserts. Origin...

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... “road” of the Egyptians was able for horses and carriages. The simplest bridges a path along which stone effigies of gods and were constructed ... ... mountains, simple and floating bridges and camps. The art ... ...et of the seasonal winds (monsoons) and are two suspension bridges on Diolkos that ensuresailed west for spices, pearls and silk. ... ...ndard 3 meter wide roads in Ancient Greece as. One of the bridges is located in Isthmia, and thewere laid on rocky soil. Sometimes la... ... one of them led to India, the other steered westwardthan those of facing tolls and charges. to reach Merv, where it merged with the Northern... ...stus, spend the night and cook food for themselves. The a toll-free state-run passenger and cargo transpor- hotels and t... ... commune aged from 18 to 60 and each draft ani- to collect tolls at turnpikes. The toll money was to mal owned by each household. ... ...ey operated 11,000 turnpikes, or tollgates (the last trust in England was 44 Both here and below we mea... ...ht and higher speed, the first 250-km-long section of the US toll highway while Italian automobiles, due to long uphill stretch- ...

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.........................99 Drunken Morning ......................100 Sentences.........................101 Workers..........................103 The Bridges........................104 City...........................105 Ruts ...........................106 Cities ...........................107 Vagabonds.........................109 Cities ...........................110 ...

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......................................................................... 103The Bridges.................................................................... ... public funds are poured out in fraternal feasts, a bell ofrose-coloured fire tolls in the clouds. *Deepening a pleasant flavour of C... ... drag along a dear image any longer. 103 The Bridges (Illuminations XIV: Les Ponts)Grey skies of crystal. A b... ... (Illuminations XIV: Les Ponts)Grey skies of crystal. A bizarre design of bridges, now straight,now curved, and others descending in oblique angle... ...ghtless that the shores,weighted with domes, sink and contract. Some of these bridges arestill covered with hovels. Others bear masts, signals, frail ... ... 107On platforms in the midst of the gulfs, Rolands trumpet theirvalour. On bridges across the abyss, and the roofs of inns, thesky’s heat covers th...

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...76  Allegations of Religious Bias and Government Influence: A Global Perspective - Page 278  Invisible Struggles: The Emotional and Psychological Toll on Victims of Administrative Persecution - Page 279 Chapter 19: Undercover Shadows: COINTELPRO, Whistle-blowers, and Journalists - Page 282  Persecution of Journalists: A Chilling Assault on Free Press - Page 282  Ju...

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...Perspective - Page 278 Invisible Struggles: The Emotional and Psychological Toll on Victims of Administrative Persecution - Page 279 Chapter 19: U... ...e Depths - Page 297 Harassment and Surveillance: Psychological and Physical Toll - Page 298 Social Isolation and Community Disruption: Tearing at... ...wing distrustand suspicion in the process. Mental and Emotional Distress: The toll of COINTELPRO's 20 | ... ...rnational relations. By engaging directly with the Pope, Nixonsought to build bridges and foster cooperation between the United States and the Catholi... ...takes involved. As Fox acknowledged, not all victims could bear the emotional toll of courtproceedings. The system needed to adapt to accommodate thes... ...adical outlets as a form of protest against perceived injustice.Psychological Toll: The constant fear of being under surveillance or targeted by MI5 c...

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... woman. Just as 'Love's How's That' inflames woman's old flame, 'A Hearty Turn' brings her innate lesbian leanings to the fore. If 'Love Jihad' bridges lovers' religious divide with a secular plank, 'Tenth Nook' creates her marital gulf on the materialistic ground. While 'Eleventh Hour' is about woman's lust for love, 'Twelfth Tale' underscores her zest for power....

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...key to my favourite song. Chasing’ through forests my heart pays a toll to the dragons I slayan’ ’cross bridges with trolls who, wo... ...hrough forests my heart pays a toll to the dragons I slayan’ ’cross bridges with trolls who, would stop me from passin’ as I found a... ... by a drunk Davy Jones as I’m dragged into darkness where just one bell tolls, where mountains of majestic views from plateaus, ...reveal ...

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... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101 6.1 Bridges attacked in Lebanon (map) . . . . . . 117 ... ... identify indi- vidual locations and types of damage to buildings, bridges, and roads. These graphics include: • Damage summa... ... nearest the border were the most devastated, and dozens of bridges and miles of roads were damaged and destroyed. 2 Richard P... ...struction of the organization’s support infrastruc- ture—roads and bridges, fuel, communications, media, even financial institutions—a... ... complexity. Israeli air, naval, and ground forces exacted a heavy toll on Hezbollah, destroying much of its fixed infrastructure; des... ...ally attack civilian targets in Israel, rocket fire did exact some toll on the IDF. In a single attack with a 220 mm rocket (or a simi... ...was destroyed and point out that the IAF was able to exact a heavy toll, with almost zero losses. Even Maj Gen Benjamin Gantz, the IDF... ... Mohammad Khalifeh holds a press conference, saying that the death toll had reached at least 73.22 The Lebanese government tells the U... ...“elements” inside Lebanon bear sole respon- 22 Meris Lutz, “Death toll in onslaught mounts as ‘barbaric’ attacks continue; Army troop...

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... aircraft attack Mönchengladbach.12–13 May 1940:12 British aircraft attack bridges on the Rhine to Germany.13–14 May 1940:12 British aircraft attack A... ... RAF bombed and destroyed much of the city of Magdeburg, theofficial death toll was 16’000, but the “re-educated“ government of theFederal Republic of... ...inrich FrankeVisit of the wife from 17.6.-30.6.43Apartment: Auschwitz a.d. bridgeSS-Uscha. Karl ReichenbacherVisit of the family from 20.6.-20.8.43Fla... ...Petkunas,Visit of the wife from 15.10.-14.11.43Apartment: Auschwitz at the bridgeSS-Uscha. Paul MessnerFather’s visit from 2.10.-2.11.43Apartment: hou...

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...en collapsingdown onto people underneath. The structural integrity of many bridges in tornado winds isunknown--even for those which may look sturdy.Wh... ... in Newcastle andMoore OK, when a violent tornado blew them out from under bridges on I-44 and I-35.Another person was killed that night in his truck,... ...early empty of people at the time.There is the potential for massive death tolls if a stadium or fairground is hit by a tornadoduring a concert, festi... ...Oklahoma tornado long before it hit, only 36 people werekilled. The damage toll exceeded $1 billion. Still, it did not strike downtown, and passed ove... ... Page | 21have led to much greater death and damage tolls. The threat exists for a far worse disaster!Placing the same tornado ... ...age could triple whatwas done in Oklahoma. There could be staggering death tolls in the hundreds or thousands,and overwhelmed emergency services. Pond... ...ents. Before1950, several years had nearly similar or higher tornado death tolls; but the exact numbers areuncertain due to more archaic communication...

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...d is shownby the strict regulations, as strictly enforced, of the dues and tolls forships that came up the river to the Port of London.10. THE ANGLO-S... ... trial in which the accusedand the accuser fought it out, and from certain tolls. He also gave thecitizens the county of Middlesex to farm on payment ... ...hurch was destroyed in the Great Fire and not rebuilt).Now the building of bridges was regarded, at this time, as a work ofpiety. If we consider how a... ...ot march--if you wish to follow an army across a countrywhere there are no bridges you must look for fords. Roads are uselessunless bridges cross the ... ...man of Devon is a stranger and an enemy to the man ofSomerset. We who have bridges over every river: who need nevereven ford a stream: who hardly know... ...ford a stream: who hardly know what a ferry means: easily forgetthat these bridges did not grow like the oaks and the elms: but werebuilt after long s... ... everything was broughtto the City on pack horse or pack ass. The table of Tolls sanctioned byKing Edward I. makes no mention of cart or waggon at all... ...enance: the rents of the houses were alsocollected for the same purpose: a toll was imposed on all merchandisecarried across, and a Brotherhood was fo... ...quil he is said to have hired out hisships to foreign merchants. A list of tolls paid by foreign ships in thereign of King Ethelred II. shows that the...

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...ys; nay, the very carrier's horse, That traffics on the Gotthardt,pays him toll. By his dominions, as within a net, We are enclosed, andgirded round a... ...freewoods to hinder us From striking down the eagle or the stag; To sether tolls on every bridge and gate, Impoverish us to swell her lust ofsway, And... ...inging on the mountain yonder! They surely seesome vessel in distress, And toll the bell that we may pray for it.[Ascends a rock.FISHERMAN. Woe to the... ...besidehim and weep on his body: while this scene is passing the castlebell tolls. 98RUDENZ (entering hurriedly). Lives he? Oh... ...he governor to-day. Thestreams are flooded by the heavy rains, And all the bridges have beenswept away.[TELL rises.ARMGART (coming forward). The vicer... ...rseback.STUSSI (to FRIESSHARDT).How got ye through the stream When all the bridges have been carrieddown?FRIESSHARDT. We've battled with the billows; ...

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...owing are a more diverse group of scenes consisting of towers, buildings, bridges, museums, and artifacts. We'll end this part of the tour with ... ...t is closely associated with the Elizabeth Hospital. Itincorporates a old toll gate,a debtors prison, and two ancient clock systems.The tower was c...

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...crapers opened up, not scraping, but, rather, piercing it. At the end of the toll bridge, a quarter as a toll to enter Manhattan, andup the steep cur... .... The asphalt of Route 93glistened wetly, and beyond the grated covers of two bridges the Big WoodRiver, the Big Wood River, not a big river at all, b... ...g on his "big book" aboutthe Spanish Civil War - the novel "For Whom the Bell Tolls". In the holiday off-season of 1939, he lived alone in a large an... ...n 1944 and published after his death. A third of the novel For Whom the Bell Tolls was written in Sun Valley.The big book was going well, and in f... ...ad brought adouble-barrelled English Scott. "And never ask for whom the bell tolls...." The big, slumped body was cramped in the small hallway. in t... ...Four little sisters killed in fire.A second fire in Brooklyn brings the death toll to seven." Pictured is MayorLindsay with the four sisters' six-year... ...cloaks to those who want to seethe waterfalls from below, from the wet wooden bridges on which thetriumphant Power of Water is about to fall. They dis... ...nderworld of the Cave of the Winds, and then slip andslip their way along the bridges, the shiny yellow rubber of their cloaksnext to the white, spark... ... American for the sin of communicating with the "Red" andallows him to "build bridges" and establish individual diplomatic relationsacross the Iron Cu...

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...border.The Arab armies were proceeding as planned and inflicting aterrible toll. The military situation, however, was soon to change. Heart-ened by ef... ...t wouldchallenge the IAF. The Egyptians undertook measures to secure their bridgesthat they knew were vulnerable to air attacks. They reasonedthat the... ...ccomplish this task, they planned for the use ofsmoke generators and decoy bridges. Smoke screens were tobe laid for both decoy and actual bridges, bu... ...ned to construct as many as 60 crossing points along thecanal and move the bridges nightly. By taking such extensiveefforts, the Egyptians hoped the I... ...strikes on abandoned crossings.16 The Egyptians knew, however, that hiding bridges alonewould not be sufficient to limit IAF effectiveness. In additio... ...the United States. When deadly accurate fire from the airbegan to take its toll on the missile units, the Egyptians real-ized they were once again in ... ...s maderound-the-clock repairs, the IAF’s relentless attacks began totake a toll by the second day. By 8 October, the Egyptians lostthe equivalent of t... ... capable of limited offensives. Interdictionefforts were also taking their toll on the Democratic Republicof Vietnam’s (DRVN) infiltration efforts. Th... ...gan to stabilize.ARVN units began to rally, and US airpower was taking its toll.US commanders were given the authority to attack the NVA fromthe front...

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...Festivities Usually Commenced about Nine O'Clock In the Evening, And The Tolling Of The Church Bells Was The Signal For The Ladies To Make Their E... ... Freshets Constant Care Is Neededto 302 Keep Its Bridges In place. At Its Eastern Entrance Is A Large Residence, Known As ... ...rageTurnpike. He Could See Money In it For Him, As He Expected to Charge Toll, Keeping The Road In repair At His Own Expense, And HeSucceeded in ... ...pper Had Imposed on Himself Anything But An EasyTask In Constructing His Toll-Road. There Were Great Hillsides To Cut Out, Immense Ledges Of Rocks... ...There Were Great Hillsides To Cut Out, Immense Ledges Of Rocks To Blast, Bridges To Build By TheDozen, And Huge Trees To Fell, Besides Long Lines ... ...d to Solve The Problem I Will Quote In his Own Words: "Such A Thing as A Toll-Road Was Unknown In theCountry At That Time. People Who Had Come Fro... ...hat The Object Of Building a Turnpike Was To Enable The Owner To Collect Toll From Those Who Travelled over It, But I Had To Deal With A Great Man... ...ountains, A Short Distance From A Ford On The Old Trail. AsThere Were No Bridges Over The Uncertain Streams Of The GreatOverland Route In those Da...

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...of German paratrooper operations. Luftwaffe airborne forcesseized strategic bridges throughout Belgium and Holland, while German gliderforces captured... ...army's movement into the ever-deepening pocket had choked the Meuse bridges .The forward operating base was so short of fuel that ground perso... ...y, droveeast to Voroshilovgrad and then southeast to seize the Don bridges atKonstantinovskaya .38 As the advance gathered momentum, s... ... them. Richthofentrumpeted in his diary about a "beautiful bloodbath (Tolles Blutbad!)" 43 Duringthis period, most assigned aircraft support... ...ill among new crews, and defensive fire from the bombers all took their toll .The worst enemy of night fighter crews seems to have been the... ...rmacht alsodeclined . The May attacks by fighter bombers on the Seine River bridges and onrunning trains further accelerated the decline." (See Tables... ...tives was not a difficult task, but destruction of repaircenters as well as bridges, marshalling yards, and switching points made itextremely difficul...

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...at (our area ofresidence) and collapsed in our beds.8 1/27 The late night plus a day of traveling had taken a terrible toll onour bodies, so Wonil and... ...es in order to help them expand their vocabulary. For the mostpart, they have seemed interested. This week is taking a toll oneveryone so it will have... ...of sleep side of thespectrum. Keeping up with my journals and getting back into theswing of doing homework is taking a toll on me. On top of that,cold... ...k definitely was a big half circleinstead of a straight line. Next time, I will follow the hypotenusemethod. Normally, bridges here operate like medie... ...and Frisians were fightingthe Hapsburgs from Spain. If anyone wanted to take the roadthrough Sloten, they had to pay a toll. Although the city was sti... .... As I wrote on the computer, Katri got some shuteye. Weseem to have the busiest schedules out of everyone. It takes a tolland finding time to recuper...

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...he liveliest of places,and with countless meandering canals, bridges, and walkways 3swamped with millions ... ...e superstition, mischief making,and the quite understandable psychological toll of working in a dark,cramped, and forgotten part of the world. Even Jo...

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...e, the only way of crossing the river without using aferry, was rebuilt. A toll was charged to pay for the works, and when, in 1793, the toll wasexten... ...e in Cambridge. The defendersfortified Cambridge Castle and destroyed some bridges. This was to protect the city fromRoyalists. People loved the city.... ... Doncaster, brother of the York merchantPercival Levett, the right to levy tolls on Monks and St Mary's Bridges. The law came intoforce in 1618, but a... ...rk merchantPercival Levett, the right to levy tolls on Monks and St Mary's Bridges. The law came intoforce in 1618, but already 10 years later the pop... ...ours. These awful numbers led to theconstruction of new flood defences and bridges for Exeter with a total cost of £8 000 000. That is not the last tr...