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Getting from the self-improving pluribus to the self-sovereign unum is an awkward project, and its only hope is a close mooring of language to process.
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Mr. Davis, who was transferred to the park museum in 1999 after the Oakland Naval Supply Center closed, repairs mooring lines and does maintenance work.
A Royal Navy ship, HMS Kent, and the German Schleswig-Holstein, were moored close together in the bay for the ceremony.
He committed money to a bigger yacht, which he moors close to his home, because he enjoys going out with his son.
They hoped to escape the advancing Turkish army and reach the safety of nearby Greek islands with the help of the western navies moored close by.
Their boats are moored close to Pin Mill in Suffolk, where two of Ransome's books (Secret Water and We Didn't Mean To Go To Sea) are set.
Wrapped in the mist characteristic of the lower reaches of the Yangtze river, the barges are moored close to the quayside beside a pitiful trickle of water.
A GPS buoy has been moored close to a radar gauge and 90 m away from a permanent GPS station.
Schleswig-Holstein had been positioned in the port of Danzig, moored close to the Polish ammunition depot at Westerplatte under the guise of a ceremonial visit in August.
"We're very close," said Moorer, who sent "Sissy" a working MP3 of "Easy in the Summertime" because of the personal nature of the song.
Since there is no way to get a ship into Commonwealth Bay itself, we are planning to moor as close as possible, about 70km from the huts, and then send a small scout team to explore whether it is safe to land the rest of the ship's passengers.
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