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He read a lot, including David McCullough's "John Adams," a copy of which still sits on his bookshelf, and got into Southern hip-hop music.

But can Khan take on the military establishment, which still sits at the top of the food chain and is still fighting an eternal war against India and its own people, too?

In 1944, less than a month after D-Day, delegates from 44 nations met at the Mount Washington Hotel, which still sits grandly against the forested flanks and majestic peaks of the Presidential Range, welcoming guests.

Joseph W. Prueher, complained to officials of the Chinese Foreign Ministry that the talks had failed to address American concerns, particularly the return of the surveillance plane, which still sits disabled on a Chinese military airfield.

Joseph W. Prueher, had gone to the Chinese Foreign Ministry earlier this morning to complain to the Chinese that Wednesday's two-and-a-half-hour session had failed to address American concerns, particularly the return of the EP-3E Aries II surveillance plane which still sits disabled on a Chinese military airfield.

An observant visitor with a fertile imagination can still catch glimpses of this bygone era, whether by examining the detritus, much of which still sits on the forest floor, or by visiting the buildings and ruins that yet stand, in various stages of preservation or decay.

The daughter was learning how to ride a tricycle, which still sat in the front yard of the house.

Several inches of rain fell after a month of record snow, some of which still sat on frozen ground.

Since 1979, automakers also closed more than 267 plants in the United States, about half of which still sit empty, according to the center.

For Mike Faber of Parker, Colo., his prized possession is his green argyle wedding socks with multiple images of Elvis Presley, which still sit prominently in his sock drawer.

The nuance of foreign policy or civil liberties is lost when people are losing their homes due to manipulative mortgages from banks that have faced no discipline or reform and have been given federal money to loan to people which they still sit on.