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Designed to be strike-proof, the DLR experienced its first closure by strike action in its 28-year history.
The raid by Strike Force Two on Friday night was based on a tip from an inmate at Abu Ghraib.
Up to 1.3 million people may have their holidays disrupted by strike action at two of Britain's busiest airports next weekend.
BBC News programmes could be taken off air by strike action later this month, after journalists voted in favour of industrial action over compulsory redundancies.
Mr Burke said the disruption which would be caused by strike action involved 3m passenger journeys each day with a loss of £3m in revenue each day.
Some of the precision-guided bombs dropped by strike aircraft aboard the carrier would have been directed by lasers aimed by the pilots themselves.
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Generally, such a deep basin can be produced by strike-slip faulting (i.e., pull-apart basin).
First-order geological structures are represented by strike-slip faults forming lineaments up to hundreds of kilometres long.
These are typical features of a so-called flower structure caused by strike-slip faulting (Woodcock and Fischer 1986).
The focal mechanisms were mostly characterized by strike-slip motion with a normal fault component to some degree.
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