Mark the bombing raid (from the drummer Hal Blaine) that concludes "Galveston".
Audiences at festival screenings of The Raid, from Welsh director Gareth Evans, have been stunned.
Abdul Karim Khalil Ibrahim, 51, a relative, said he watched the raid from his house.
President Obama and other senior national security officials were simultaneously monitoring the raid from the White House.
The authorities learned that Bin Laden had been killed in the raid from surviving members of his family, he said.
His "Loch plan" called for a quick raid from the Bechuanaland border when an opportune situation developed.
"We can't have that," she said, and went off to see what she could raid from the kitchen.
Then came Rooney's yellow card, after he had halted a long-distance Hull raid from an offside position.
Thousands of Tutsi began fleeing Rwanda, and by early 1964 following a failed Tutsi raid from Burundi at least 150,000 were in neighbouring countries.
Hotels often give members perks, like the two free snacks Kimpton lets its InTouch guests raid from the minibar, and free Internet access.
The town is twinned with Pforzheim in Germany, which suffered a devastating air raid from the RAF in 1945; adults and schoolchildren are involved in annual exchange programmes.
