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Confederate artillery floated across the Potomac in secret and mounted south of the river could threaten the Washington Navy Yard and Washington Arsenal, both of which lay at the junction of the Potomac and Anacostia Rivers.

Matabeleland and Mashonaland, both of which lay south of the Zambezi, were first formally referred to by Britain as "Southern Rhodesia" in 1898, and were united under that name in 1901.

As I lay out in my book Explaining Pakistan's Foreign Policy: Escaping India, (Routledge, 2011) Pakistan's leaders crafted an ideology-driven national identity for Pakistan at the heart of which lay both religious nationalism and anti-India sentiment.

Trilobites had three body lobes, two of which lay on each side of a longitudinal axial lobe.

There were pools of blood in one of which lay a black plastic pistol, alongside one tiny shoe.

The number of Iowa chickens lost exceeds 26m, the vast majority of which lay eggs for food use.

Then he remembered the murder of Dylan Riley, the black weight of which lay over him like a shroud.

At the end of 2014 the three main creditors held more than 75% of Greece's total debt, most of which lay in the hands of eurozone governments.

The result was a critique of metaphysics, the value of which lay not in science but in a realm of being accessible only to the pure intellect.

Qiṭʿas were used for topical poems, satires, and light verse, the comic force of which lay often in their use of coarse language and perceived obscenity.

Near the top of the block they found three thoracic vertebrae, two of which lay in anatomical position, and a pair of ribs lying haphazardly, like crossbones.