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In the same vein the "Herald" remarks that the war between Italy and Turkey is a purely European question, to interfere in which would be to run the risk of a European protest in affairs which come within the scope of the Monroe Doctrine.

At time t, by using the tree code, calculate the acceleration due to (H_{mathrm{soft}}), (boldsymbol {a}_{{mathrm{soft}},i}), and construct a list of all particles which come within (r_{mathrm{cut}}) from particle i for (Delta t_{mathrm{soft}}).

With the (mathrm{P}^{3}mathrm{T}) scheme, the time integration proceeds as follows: (1) At time t, by using the tree code, calculate the acceleration due to (H_{mathrm{soft}}), (boldsymbol {a}_{{mathrm{soft}},i}), and construct a list of all particles which come within (r_{mathrm{cut}}) from particle i for (Delta t_{mathrm{soft}}).

Unscathed by a hail of shot which came within inches, he went forward and silenced two bunkers.

Austria's Freedom party, which came within a whisker of winning last month's presidential election, also wants to renegotiate the country's relationship with Brussels.

It is off to its best start since Lou Carnesecca's 1990-91 team, which came within a game of the Final Four, started 10-1.

The Bronx team, which came within one victory of making it to the Little League World Series last year, also qualified for the playoffs with a 2-2 record.

The government said two suicide bombers carried out the Idlib blasts in what it called terrorist attacks, which came within minutes of each other.

His argument alone forced through a bill to allow universities to charge their students variable tuition fees, which came within five votes of defeating his government.

Holding on to their children's menus, each of which comes within a pamphlet of games along with some crayons, the three of them nearly flew to their perch.

The incident at Liverpool airport involved a passenger jet that was taking off narrowly avoiding a collision with a drone, which came within 5 metres of the aircraft's wingtip.