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The pilot flew in one of the four directions toward or away from the transmitting beacon, which was called a four-course beacon or a radio range.

Mr. Manning, Mr. Nilsson and two other "Cause and Affection" artists, Gil Riley and Milton Stevenson, were part of this summer's group show at the Beacon Artist Union's gallery in Beacon, which was also curated by Ms. Lenkeit.

They uncovered many surprises in the Beacon, which was declared a landmark in 1979 and had been partially renovated many times, "often ineptly," said Jay Marciano, president of Madison Square Garden Entertainment.

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The beacon, which is closely monitored by Border Patrol, offers not water and salvation, but deportation.

They are also fitted with an underwater locater beacon which is activated when water comes into contact with a sensor.

Navin: We used to live in a Victorian house in southern Dutchess County in Beacon, which is a beautiful river town.

Beacon, which is supported by the start-up incubator Y Combinator and individual investors, started in September with the idea that readers would personally finance journalists.

Scenic Hudson began buying property in Beacon, which is 60 miles north of Manhattan in Dutchess County, with more conventional environmental goals.

Little Malvern, with the remains of a Benedictine priory (now the parish church), lies below Worcestershire Beacon, which is crowned by extensive and well-preserved Iron Age hill fortresses.

The traveling time of the ultrasonic signal has been used to calculate the distance between the iGS system and a beacon which is located at a pre-specified location.