But they hung on to the bases, which still occupy about one-fifth of the island.
Then primarily farmland, the new borough sought to jettison the section of Shrewsbury Township containing the high-density housing that the federal government had built for military families and civil servants who worked at two military bases, Naval Weapons Station Earle and Fort Monmouth, which still occupy a total of 1,360 acres in the borough.
Yes, food centers life in France and Italy, too, but not to the disadvantage of art, which still occupies the supreme place in both cultures.
The death of Mr. Fazlullah would be welcomed by the Pakistani Army, which still occupies Swat, just 75 miles from the Pakistani capital, Islamabad, and remains concerned about a comeback of the Taliban in the valley.
When the Episcopal Church elected an openly gay bishop last summer, the institute organized and housed a conservative secessionist group called the American Anglican Council, which still occupies an office down the hall.
Across from the gallery was Barney's Beanery, which still occupies the same intersection in West Hollywood and was immortalised in Ferus co-founder Ed Kienholz's 1965 installation, The Beanery.
It's easy to see why the film struck a chord with Oz audiences, returning to the 100-year-old horrors of the Gallipoli campaign, which still occupies a dark place in the nation's heart.
The British (and then Canadian) military occupied the Fort Saint-Jean site until 1995, using it since 1952 as the campus of the Royal Military College, which still occupies part of the site.
Based on these results we hypothesized that, after the prodomain excision the mutants remained self-inhibited by the N-terminal region of the mature enzyme which still occupied their active site.
In 1789 they finished a home of their own: Philosophical Hall, which they still occupy.
During this period persistent waves of migrant Han (Chinese) from the North occupied the land, and the indigenous Miao (Hmong), Tujia, Dong, and Yao (Mien) were pushed west and southwest into the hills, which they still occupy.
