"Stay in groups — there's strength in numbers," said Barry Tsang, 35, of Jersey City, offering advice to runners in later waves after he survived the New Jersey event.
She had her differences with later waves of feminists too.
Other areas in later waves will have much longer to decide their views".
The English and Dutch colonists resented the immigrant waves of Irish and Germans, who resented the later waves of Italians and Poles and Jews.
Two hours later, waves as high as 9 metres (30 feet) struck the eastern coasts of India and Sri Lanka, some 1,200 km (750 miles) away.
Progress inland past the towns was good, and, as some armoured units arrived in later waves, they briefly interdicted the Caen-Bayeux road.
Later waves of Germans, Irish and Italians found laws barring interracial marriage that stood out in relief from real life, as people paired across color lines.
The government encouraged two later waves of free settlers in the 1890s and 1920s to migrate to help establish coffee and cotton industries, respectively, but Europeans remained in the minority.
The town proper reflects little of the region's legacy, which also includes Spanish planters, Haitian and African slaves, American Indians and, later, waves of German, Italian and other immigrants.
Several hours later, waves measuring 3.3 to 3.6 metres (11 to 12 feet) were detected in the Hawaiian Islands chain, and waves measuring about 2.7 metres (9 feet) high washed ashore along the West Coast of the United States (see Japan earthquake and tsunami of 2011).
Later, waves of antigen arrive in the lymph node carried on migratory dendritic cells.
