Sensing that the tide had turned back to American shores, shareholder advocates called on companies to return.
In his video address, Mr. Berlusconi called on the European Central Bank to expand its role in shoring up the euro, arguing that the debt crisis extended far beyond Italy.
About 2,000 people live in the reserve off the shores of James Bay. Bennett called on all levels of government to work together to "provide hope and a plan".
ALTHOUGH Bobby Bandiera has been called one of the best guitar players to come out of the New Jersey shore rock scene, he is used to receiving less than star treatment in the shore bars and when he is on tour.
They will also be encouraged to play on a work called "Shore Lunch," a sculpture of a bear by Dan Ostermiller, which stands nearby.
Both my children had married and were having children of their own, living in a fishing town on what's called the South Shore of Massachusetts, between Boston and Plymouth.
Sydney's Bondi Beach has historically been the scene of a huge dance party on New Year's Eve, called Shore Thing.
After the exposition closed in November 1934, six of the houses and a number of other buildings were bought by Robert Bartlett, a Chicago developer who was struggling to attract buyers to his latest project, a town he was developing on the Indiana dunes called Beverly Shores.
He called Stranger on the Shore his "old age pension".
Captain Flannery, known as Bobby, sometimes patronizes a Staten Island restaurant called Blue, on the shore of the K.V.K. From the tables by the windows, diners can see the ships going by, and the refineries and tank farms of Bayonne on the other side.
