Some of the worst-hit regions in 2005 lay along the Mithi River, a waterway clogged by silt, plastic and sewage that runs through the thickly populated and industrial areas of the city before draining into the Arabian Sea.
5 Slice the cake into squares, pour the warm syrup into a bowl deep enough to submerge the cake squares in it, and have a tray ready with coconut thickly spread across it.
Top the bacon and sausage with two large gherkins thickly sliced lengthways.
Pakistani government and security officials believe the strike took place on January 15 in Shawal, a thickly forested area of in North Waziristan, a longstanding trouble spot bordering Afghanistan.
Smells of spread muck and decayed may blossom drift in through my open windows from the fields of Gloucestershire and Herefordshire, the roads thickly bordered with billows of Queen Anne's lace.
According to the authorities, Giggs is still a potential riot-inciting menace, thickly eulogising vengeance and violence, using music to cover his tracks; a terrible example to susceptible youths who, apparently, will not be inspired by the grim, lonely, angry docu-dramas Giggs narrates to pull out of a wretched domestic imitation of gang life and find new ways to express and locate themselves.
OUTSIDE the town of Chiang Rai in northern Thailand, a series of small villages inhabited by hill-tribes, indigenous ethnic minorities, stretches across the thickly forested hills.
Bringing peace to Congo, which is huge, distant, thickly jungled and home to dozens of warring factions, will be harder.
From 1546, when the port city of Basra was captured by the Ottoman empire, to the invasion of 2003, Sunni-led states held sway over the Tigris and Euphrates valleys, although the most thickly populated part of the country, south of Baghdad, is largely Shia (see map).
In 2009 Afghanistan is covered by an almost-unbroken yellow ring, encompassing every thickly populated area.
With huge skill, Mr Hollis weaves his characters through this thickly detailed scene.
