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But satellite photographs have shown the construction of three military-length airstrips by China in the Spratlys, including one each on Mischief and Subi reefs.

Even before that, however, satellite photographs had shown the construction of three military-length airstrips by China in the Spratlys, including one each on Subi and Mischief reefs.

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The Washington-based Centerecentsatellite and International Studies (CSIS) photographsecent showingthephotographs showing the construction of the hangars on three reclaimed islands where Beijing has built military bases.

There was a photograph of the embalmed body of Lenin on the cover, and photographs inside the book showed the construction of his mausoleum in Red Square.

I'd made a short animated film showing the construction of a military bridge so I ended up making training films for the Signal Corps".

Videos show the construction of public markets, smiling religious police on neighborhood patrols and residents leisurely fishing on the banks of the Euphrates.

The extent of Mr Aznar's commitment to a possible war against Iraq was underlined yesterday with the publication of photographs showing the construction of accommodation for 600 new military personnel at a US base in southern Spain.

At the South Visitors' Center just off South Temple Street, you can pick up a map of the square and take a touch-screen tour showing the construction of the main temple (it took more than 40 years to complete).

The exhibition will also include a pen-and-ink drawing by Vernon Howe Bailey, an illustrator of the time, showing the construction of the Frick's Art Reference Library at 10 East 71st Street.

An 1828 watercolour showing the construction of Robert Smirke's new British Museum focuses most of its attention on the workers, their tools and materials, rather than the scaffolded classical buildings in the background.