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Frequent bombing alerts also placed a great strain on meeting deadlines and getting out editions.

After living through the Blitz and two years of frequent bombing raids, East Enders had become more than used to the sounds of war.

Security forces have responded by launching frequent bombing raids into mountainous northern Iraq where the PKK has camps.

Frequent bomb scares do not help.

Civilians are at risk from frequent bomb attacks, while many individuals are fleeing because they have received specific threats from extremists.

Looking overhead, the master of ceremonies, an Arab resident of Jaffa whose grandfather had stubbornly refused to leave his house here despite frequent bomb explosions, said he wished the rain would be delayed.

There have been frequent bomb attacks against the Houthis around the city of Radaa, once held by al-Qaeda militants in 2012, and now the centre of heavy fighting.

That said, Pavarotti made his UK debut in 1963 at the beautiful Grand Opera House in Belfast, a Frank Matcham theatre blighted by frequent bomb damage since 1969 but now restored to its former glory.

He added that Turkey should not be considered a safe country for refugees since there is a war in the south-east of the country, frequent bomb attacks elsewhere and no labour rights for Syrians.

Frequent bomb threats emptied the Fairchild building on East 12th Street.

Pakistan's capital has become the target of frequent bomb attacks after General Musharraf sent in elite Commandos of the Special Services Group, which he once commanded, to clear out the capital's Lal Masjid (Red Mosque) of militants, who had taken over the mosque and were determined to impose Sharia law on the capital's citizenry.