Others seemed to have been targeted for standing beside, or near, prominent environmental campaigners.
A claim that an investigation into young men being targeted at the Dolphin Square flats in Pimlico, south-west London, was halted because "officers were too near prominent people".
Orientations were selected that were not near prominent positions of an analogue clock face and stimuli were presented for 200 ms only.
As expected, these forces concentrate near prominent edges of the anchors and these points of maximum local stress are most likely the predilection sites for rupture.
8, Old Style], 1902, Orenburg, Russia died Jan . 14 , 1988near Moscow), prominent Soviet statesman and Communist Party official, a close collaborator of Joseph Stalin, and the prime minister (March 1953 February 1955) after Stalin's death.
A senior Pakistani general on Tuesday repeated his government's formal denials that the military or ISI knew of Bin Laden's location near a prominent military academy in Abbottabad.
September 16, 1678 near Wiltshire, England December 12 , 1751Battersea, England Henry Saint John, 1st Viscount Bolingbroke, (born Sept. 16, 1678, probably Wiltshire, Eng. died Dec. 12, 1751, Battersea, near London) prominent Tory politician in the reign of Queen Anne of England and, later, a major political propagandist in opposition to the Whig Party led by Sir Robert Walpole.
He advised us of the current conditions at the places to which we would travel in coming days, and offered suggestions as to which areas would be suitable for camping near the prominent glaciers and ice fields of Rinchen Zoe La.
The column left Edmonton on May 14. Fourteen days later, they caught up to the Frog Lake Cree and dug in at the top of a steep hill near a prominent landmark known as Frenchman's Butte, about 11 miles (18 km) northwest of Fort Pitt.
In The Independent newspaper today, a text of his speech was printed near a prominent commentary that accused the prince of denigrating science and suggesting that the strictly organic methods that he uses on his farms in Cornwall could produce only enough food to feed a world of four billion people, leaving the remaining two billion to starve.
