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Even if they disagreed about the nuclear program and relations with the outside world, however, reformers and hard-liners are driven by a shared goal of survival, experts said.

With the right powers, the north can focus on securing vital investment in infrastructure to prepare for a stronger future where thousands of workers could be travelling swiftly between northern cities to use their skills; where cargo destined for Europe would be unloaded in Liverpool from ocean-going liners and driven to Hull, then packed into waiting ferries headed to Rotterdam.

The projecting glassy liner, which drives a wedge between the Southbank and the National Theatre, is echoed 40 metres up in the air, by what the architects describe as a floating pavilion – a 60-metre-long glass box that will loom over the Hayward gallery.

The typical electric-drive ship built in the late 20th century is a passenger cruise liner with twin propellers driven by synchronous alternating-current motors and powered by an array of medium-speed diesel engines driving synchronous generators.

In September 1935, El Occidente came to the aid of Morgan passenger liner, which had been driven onto French Reef by the Labor Day Hurricane.

Justice then leaned over the plate to drive a liner to left.

In the third, the Phillies loaded the bases with two outs for Howard, who drove a liner to right.

Gonzalez sent a soft liner to center to drive in Callaspo and Hernandez.

They had feared that the collapse of "Brighton Beach" might be interpreted as a sign that his brand of one-liner-driven, elbow-to-the-ribs humor was out of date.

This paper presents a new data driven design and manufacture methodology that enables the creation of fully personalized residuum liners for a transtibial amputees.

That coalitionitis drives hard-liners at Defense up Pentagon walls.