(4) 7 Petrel is briefly taken out of cage (5) 8 Lacking territory - if so, the Emerald Isle displays rage (8) 11 Tucking into fish, king takes great pleasure (5) 14 From the essential qualities of the case, a bloody one, involving slaughtered aunt (1,6,3) 17 Exotic site with sprawling green heart?
Russia's problem is not that it lacks territory but that it governs badly the territory it has.
"We were under pressure all the time because we lacked possession and we lacked territory.
Now a study shows the birds aren't simply lacking breeding territory: Predators from neighboring woods creep far into grasslands to prey on chicks.
The fact that American blacks lacked any territory of their own on which they could rule themselves favored the civil rights strategy, although arguments were made that there was sufficient geographical concentration of blacks in certain parts of the South (the so-called "Black Belt") for the African-Americans there to form their own self-governing nation.
The accusations, Mr. McGee said, "are well-covered territory, lacking any substance, that we consider to be a dead issue".
When the inaugural Chinese Grand Prix took place outside Shanghai in 2004, it marked a huge success for Formula One as it broke into one of the final territories lacking from its world series.
As last June's monumental "Stanford Letter" reminded us, the road ahead for survivors of sexual assault is frequently a long, grueling, and solitary one into uncharted territory, often lacking (or lagging) in institutional support, and never one they've chosen for themselves.
-- U.S. Virgin Islands update: The territory lacks the necessary supplies as it awaits potential devastation from Maria, Politico reports.
After France took over Chad, it learned that the territory lacked the riches that colonial powers had discovered elsewhere in West and Central Africa.
13 as amended, 2 U.S.C. § 2a in that, by reason of subsequent changes in population, the Congressional districts for the election of Representatives in the Congress created by the Illinois Laws of 1901 (Ill.Rev.Stat.Ch. 46 (1945) § 154-56) lacompactnesstness of territory [p551] and approximate equality of population.
