Forty-one people died and as many as 200 were arrested in the violence, which was centered in the north and center of the country.
True friend to many, both within and outside his beloved practice of law, which was centered on creditors' rights and Federal Bankruptcy Court in Brooklyn.
Environmental groups welcomed the Federal Administrative Court's ruling, which was centered on efforts to limit emissions in Stuttgart but set a precedent for all cities in Germany.
Voltaire's limited admiration of English thought, accordingly, formed part of his broader philosophy of history, which was centered at the court of Louis XIV.
And like millions after them, the Pilgrims themselves had a real-world American dream in mind, which was centered on the North American beaver.
Both reactors shut down automatically because the earthquake, which was centered about 10 miles away, disrupted access to off-site power supplies.
The quake, which was centered less than 15 miles from where the cores were taken, and a resulting tsunami killed up to 4,000 people.
That Fallon would one day become United's sole agency seemed remote in 1997, when the agency introduced a nontraditional campaign carrying the theme "Rising," which was centered on the myriad problems passengers can encounter when flying.
They said about a thousand were still missing in the quake, which was centered off El Salvador's coast and felt as far as Mexico City, some 750 miles away.
"Even though the constitutional reform is buried deep in the small print of the LDP manifesto, Abe completely avoided mentioning it during the campaign, which was centered around Abenomics," said Koichi Nakano, a professor of political science at Sophia University.
Members of the group, which was centered in Brooklyn, were later convicted of plotting a series of terrorist attacks in New York, including the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center.
