Fortunately, Mr. Bosch had had the prescience to establish a rum distillery in Puerto Rico in 1937; that outpost and corporate entities registered in New York, Miami, the Bahamas and Bermuda gave Bacardi bases on which to rebuild and grow even more prosperous as a family-run, fully globalized company.
They abandoned that outpost in 1961, but in October 1962 they again crossed the line, this time in force.
In order to meet this increasing demand, elegant eateries across the globe are introducing last-word-in-luxury outposts that serve the best meals in the finest surroundings money can buy.
Sweden has some 3,000 runic monuments; Norway and Denmark, perhaps 400 each; while Iceland has remarkably few, apparently in inverse proportion to the literary flowering in that colonial outpost.
At one stop on Sakhalin, a school cafeteria filled with elderly women, all daughters of Korean men who were forced to mine coal during World War II in that chilly outpost of imperial Japan.
The only incident of note was a French attack on that outpost, Fort Albany, in 1709.
Bass had previously posted a four-and-a-half minute video to the web site of the U.S. embassy in Turkey explaining that the outpost was suspending visa services "while we assess the commitment of the government of Turkey to the security of our government facilities and personnel".
Set in the early 1980's in Gibraltar (as in Straits of), that last tenuous outpost of British colonialism, straits (as in dire) make up the existential condition of the play's four rudderless teenagers.
More than 1,000 police officers trained in the desert Monday for the operation, aiming to avoid a disaster like the last such evacuation, in 2006, when more than 200 people were injured as thousands protested the demolition of nine houses in the outpost of Amona that were also on private land.
Gregory Burke's harshly predetermined drama, now at the 59E59 Theaters, is set in the early 1980's in Gibraltar (as in Straits of), that last tenuous outpost of British colonialism.
