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THERE is an odd crowd on my late-afternoon flight from London to Barcelona.

She scanned the crowd on the off chance of seeing someone she knew.

When they did, Hinds locked them in the bathroom and disappeared into the crowd on Fleet Street.

The big crowd on the east side of the Capitol grew quiet when Jackson and Van Buren walked out onto the front steps of the building.

How does he handle his obedience routine in front of a large crowd on a strange field with someone in the parking lot honking his horn?

The crowd on the South Lawn of the White House sang Happy birthday to Pope Benedict, in celebration of his 81st birthday.

China's Zhang Wenxiu had the crowd on its feet and roaring louder with each of her six attempts, the world championship bronze medalist finishing third at 243-10.

New DELHI - news of a "mass molestation" surfaced swiftly in the Indian news media: Numerous women being groped, harassed and chased on the streets of Bangalore by an unruly crowd on new Year's Eve.

Over time, I have found my camera and my mind are quietly switching their attention from the physical to the human aspect of cities: the dancing crowd on Ipanema Beach in Rio;

In front of the crowd on the cliff is a half-meter tall tree standing against the wind, the tree bears three red fruit, green dripping, this is the green fruit.

Nearly one hour of waiting hasn't dented the enthusiasm of the crowd one bit.

Young and old would crowd onto one small boat handed hown hy their forefathers.