But the largest herd, which has recently grown to almost 140 strong, occupies more than 7,500 acres of narrow land that stretches from the end of Highway 12 in Corolla (pronounced cor-AH-la) to the Virginia border, 11 miles north.
Bonhams chairman Robert Brooks said: "This remarkable document encapsulates perfectly the very moment of total capitulation by Argentina's 12,000-strong occupying forces in the Falklands.
But Syria, which dominates Lebanon with a 35,000-strong occupying army, does not want to let the citizens of northern Israel sleep soundly until it secures the return of its own occupied territory, the Golan Heights.
However, this was also a problem; the Dominican government were completely unprepared for the scale of a Hollywood production, as while the 500-strong crew occupying around 90% of the roads on the island they had trouble moving around on the underdeveloped surfaces.
That debate coursed through the Jets' locker room Tuesday, evoking reactions, all strong, that occupied both extremes.
The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) is today a formidable institution, an administrative machine more than a thousand employees strong that occupies a giant building in The Hague, just outside the heart of the city known as the center of international law.
PK Hong Kong Sited underneath the HSBC bank, the 30-strong Occupy Hong Kong is not as large as many western camps but, unlike its counterparts, it has avoided upsetting authority.
It's the stronger side, the occupying power, the militarily stronger side, that has the responsibility to say OK, I will not use acquisition of land, or greed, or oppression, or wielding power as a means of forcing my will on others.
The upward transition (by increasing the air and fuel flow rates) corresponds to a vortex breakdown, i.e. an abrupt change from an attached swirling flame (unidirectional or with a weak bluff-body recirculation), to a lifted flame with a strong toroidal vortex occupying the bulk of the flame.
Occupying strong defensive positions on Hill 217, the Chinese regained the initiative however, and poured heavy machine-gun and rifle fire onto the attackers as they crossed the valley, forcing them to withdraw after suffering heavy casualties and running low on ammunition.
