Follow the Darling river west, past the resplendent Federation-era courthouse and tin-roofed country pubs, and town soon gives way to dry paddocks and eventually a picnic area, surrounded by piled heaps of twisted metal and run-down fibro homes.
Summer Hill has a mix of Federation-era houses, with medium density apartment blocks near the railway station.
Where: Federation of Austrian Industries.
I'm going to ask Sunil, what do we have in place for the women?" In the Hamm era, the federation's plan seemed to be for the American women just to keep winning, Foudy said.
I remember Sandor Barcs, the president of Hungary's soccer federation during the Magical Magyars era of the 1950s, explaining decades later why Hungary lost that magic.
This multi-faceted attack by the Russian Federation included a return to Soviet-era propaganda: the Estonians, Putin declared, were Nazis and fascists.
Minchin's most important and subtle analytical achievement is to show how the federation gradually but determinedly shed all of those Meany-era characteristics in the difficult decades following his retirement.
Mr. Koch said the dispute had an Alice-in-Wonderland dimension because the strikers had persuaded the A.F.L.-C.I.O., the giant labor federation, to urge its 13 million members to boycott New Era products.
Evidence indicates, however, that, at the end of the Viking era in the 11th century, Sweden remained a loose federation of provinces.
For the last decade or so the Azzurri have been saddled with a succession of deeply conservative managers, appointed for their traditional outlook by a federation still shell-shocked from the excesses of the Arrigo Sacchi era.
The last of that country's Soviet-era politicians had been attempting to reconstruct the old federation through new Eurasian arrangements.
