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They squeezed through the crowd in a hurry.

Otto Lilienthal soars above a crowd in one of his manned gliders in an 1893 photograph.

Just like here in the streets of the Dove, the crowd in to leap, foraging, supercilious.

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Seen from Germany, troubles seem to crowd in from across Europe.

But at least 300 crowd in there when it's raining or snowing, a Korail spokesperson said.

Because of the large crowd in the street the car was unable to pass.

When the dust clears from the sensational order boom (at least for Airbus) in Paris, perhaps reality will crowd in.

He was famously killed in November 1963 while waving to the Dallas crowd in an open-top car.

The crowd in the room seemed full of curiosity. They expressed their eagerness to hear me sing.

Mr. Kennedy, Governor Connally and Mr. Johnson had just received an enthusiastic welcome from a large crowd in downtown Dallas.

Alipay need real name authentication, but the crowd in high school provincial, not very realistic, easier to handle more students.

As she looked at the buoyant children on the water, the crowd in her lawn burgeoned into a regular party.

The big crowd in Green Park, near Buckingham Palace, also went quiet when the big moment finally arrived.

It is even worse if you have to open the bag - exposing your life and your unmentionables - to the impatient crowd in line behind you in the airport.

"Tomorrow, you can vote for a hopeful, inclusive, big-hearted America, " she told a crowd in Pittsburgh. "Our core values are being tested in this election. "

Good luck, Gleeks and band dorks. A new report suggests that running with the in crowd in high school bodes well for future earnings potential.

Addressing a crowd in Nevada, Obama said there would be "catastrophic" consequences unless a deal is reached soon: "We cannot have another day like yesterday."

They line roads and streams and hem in the woods and surround towns, and they crowd into back yards and edge up to gas stations.

Do not need to be the person in the mouth of others, only wish that in the crowd in the crowd, not because of the ordinary and feel the heart of the heart, there will be no more than second of you in this world.

Photos of a huge crowd in kowtow positions, first published by Li himself on his blog, raised the question: What's wrong with this person and his tactics?

It was an inner door with narrow glass Windows at each side and through these we could see the street-door and the crowd in the street.

In Germany, however, many of the worst decisions were made not by the bonus-driven crowd in Frankfurt but by ostensibly well-intentioned public servants in the country's public Banks, or Landesbanken.

I placed two hearts on my own glasses, and together we entered his school, hand in hand, parting the crowd in the hallway on our way to his classroom.

I did not see a single shot fired from the crowd in the few minutes we sat there watching people flail without any place to hide - a gut wrenching pink mist spraying strait in the air.

He managed to crowd into the train.

A rider rears up on his horse surrounded by a crowd in downtown Ciutadella, on the Spanish Balearic island of Menorca, during the Fiesta of San Joan (Saint John).

AMERICA has the "moral responsibility" to lead a campaign to rid the world of all nuclear weapons, Barack Obama told a cheering crowd in Prague on Sunday April 5th.

On July 13th, after greeting the mayor and visiting a church, he will meet a hand-picked crowd in the marketplace (anti-Bush rallies will be held at a safe distance).

You must believe that there must be your lover in the world, and he will cross the turbulent crowd in the world. One by one passed them, with a full of heat, and a heavy love in the eyes, towards you, hold on to you, you have to wait.

They had managed to crowd into a train.

What associations should we crowd into those last hours as mortal beings?