It descends to a considerable depth, where it picks up geothermal heat and dissolves minerals. |
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He was a ragged decrepit old man blinking in amazement as a silver ship descends into the valley, landing gently beside the lake. |
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We now have to put lights on almost as soon as we get home from work as dusk descends. |
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As Jesus prays, heaven's glory opens and God's Spirit-dove descends upon him. |
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Kerry Fox and Mark Rylance star as a couple whose wordless, adulterous affair descends into paranoia and self-destruction. |
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There is, one might observe, truth in the aesthetic, but truth defined by the aesthetic easily descends into sickly aestheticism. |
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The larynx descends in the throat until the windpipe and foodpipe are lying side by side. |
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It requires understanding, sensitivity and discretion, all of which go out the window when the red mist descends. |
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At least the American went off peaceably this time, the former Rangers player being known not to stop at one card when the red mist descends. |
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Excluded from society, essentially cut out of her aunt's will, Lily descends the social ladder. |
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If the alpha male's amygdala is destroyed, the monkey quickly descends the social scale. |
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During evacuation, the anorectal junction moves down and backwards and the pelvic floor usually descends slightly. |
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As it descends, it progressively courses anteriorly to the crook of the arm, where it is well exposed to a sword-thrust or cut. |
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The thoracic aorta may give rise to a renal artery, which descends through the aortic hiatus. |
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Dripping with sincerity, it descends into mawkish mush with all the profundity of a group hug. |
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A puppy dropped by parachute from a hot-air balloon descends safely into the garden of a secret convent. |
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The femoral artery lies in front of the hip joint and descends along the medial surface of the thigh bone. |
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Rain sheets down, fog descends, soldiers' boots squelch through mud on an endless, agonising climb. |
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One of the film's many strengths is that it never descends into melodrama or sentimentality. |
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The plot's got a great deal of emotional heft to it, but never descends into mindless sentimentalism. |
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The road rises to pass through mature beech woods and descends to meet the river again at Stepping Stones. |
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A tornado is a funnel-shaped cloud that descends on land, creating havoc and destruction in its wake. |
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There are some antiseptic-blue overtones to it, too, and a whole spectrum of greens where the berg descends into the depths out of sight. |
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The branch bifurcating from the lower orifice of the stomach descends to the deep layer of the abdomen. |
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Fury, on the other hand, descends quickly and unrelentingly into solemn and emotional intensity against mob rule and violence. |
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And when the two women finally trade physical blows, it descends into succession of slaps and upper cuts. |
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The chorus unveils gleaming shards of bombastic wit and cut-throat tuneage before the shroud of unfriendly uber-noise descends once more. |
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Now the vehicle descends, again through numerous hair raising turns and twists. |
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While ostensibly criticizing a return to Muldoonism and the politics of personal destruction, he immediately descends to them himself. |
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She rises and descends with natural ease and skips through a complicated chorus full of rich imagery. |
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An uneasy silence descends in the hire car, and something tells me we need to confer. |
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To this day, a hush invariably descends at noisome mushairas when she stands up to recite her poetry. |
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The trail descends, as stony as a streambed but never smooth, for these rocks are angular, unworn by steadily running water. |
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When he finishes, her sadness descends so quickly, it nearly breaks his heart. |
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As it descends, the sonde reports the sea-level pressure and other data relating to the intensity of the storm. |
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The airliner descends on Tehran through a noxious haze of carbon and nitrogen monoxide, ozone, and sulfur. |
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Conjure descends from West African vodun and appears in these tales as a natural religion that has taken root in the American Southern landscape. |
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This leads past a brown stalagmitic flow on the right, to an iron ladder which descends to the top of East Slope in the Main Chamber. |
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At first merely uninteresting, the ploy eventually descends into slapstick comedy, undermining the prevailing halcyon tone of the work. |
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The little plane descends over the Santa Barbara Channel and lands on the runway above Bechers Bay. |
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But on the odd occasion they venture outside these extremes, the country descends into chaos. |
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Sometimes the physical instincts are elevated to a spiritual level and often the spiritual being descends to a baser life. |
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A hush descends as the band announces the imminent entry of the first bull. |
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With the boat still making headway, our guide Nico jumps off the platform and immediately descends, trailing a line attached to a second buoy. |
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For example, the heckelphone part in his Alpine Symphony descends to F, four notes lower than the range of any heckelphone ever built! |
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As the film's Orphean tale unfolds, a young writer-poet-musician descends into the absinthe-soaked, decadent underworld in search of ideal love. |
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Sound boxes blare devotional numbers, priests chant mantras and, as evening descends, one can find people of all ages flocking the pandals. |
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As he says this, a sudden chill descends on Penelope Wilton's hitherto friendly Sonya as if he has trodden on her soul. |
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Failing to win the support of his housemates, Mike descends from the roof, giving Clair a nasty shock in the process. |
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But these are no ordinary stairs, they form a precipitous swirly spiral that slowly descends inside an open cavern at the front of the building. |
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A group of officers descends on him, reads the arrest warrant, puts a bag over his head, and claps him in cuffs. |
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In other words, whichever route one takes in this intellectual landscape, it descends into the same perdition. |
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The modern book descends from the codex, not the scroll, and it inherits and develops the advantages of the form. |
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Carlyon's text descends into the psychological realms of the coloniser and the colonised, avoiding the facileness of judgement and condemnation. |
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On the inhalation, the collarbones lift, the diaphragm flattens and descends, pushing out the belly, and the pelvic floor descends. |
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There is no way of defending myself against the inevitable sense of nostalgia that descends in the weeks after Hogmanay. |
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Thus Bridget descends by parachute into a pigsty full of excrement, struggles hopelessly on skis, and gets drenched by passing London lorries. |
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Passing through the cubital region, it descends to the pisiform region proximal to the palm and enters the palm. |
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It becomes superficial and descends with the great saphenous vein along the medial border of the tibia as far as the middle of the instep. |
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No plague of locusts descends, the oceans don't boil over with frogs, and the apocalypse isn't ushered in because of our discovery. |
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The important point is, it descends from the past and represents a continuity with the past. |
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From out of the blue, a posse of divers with flashguns blazing descends on the scene. |
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As dusk descends, I drive along the high corniche that runs from the airport in the direction of the island's bustling capital. |
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Weber's high back-swing descends in a mild, unforced manner and continues throughout the follow-through in a long, extended fashion. |
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In a minute, I am onto the coast road and following its curl as it descends toward probably the most famous beach in the world. |
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The film's celebration of sheer human daffiness never descends into whimsy. |
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A ragged decrepit old man blinking in amazement as a parachute descends into the valley, landing gently beside the lake. |
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What might have been an informative film descends rapidly into ghoulishness and voyeurism. |
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A path descends north from this bealach and snakes over rough ground to a rocky basin, passing between two small lochans. |
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For traffic driving east, the road descends down a gradient of 0.023 through a wooded area with trees overhanging the road on both sides. |
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From the summit, the path descends alongside the wall until a narrow rocky cleft is reached. |
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A young woman descends the stairs from a low, curtained gallery to hand a sheet of music to a cellist waiting downstairs. |
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Anyone who descends to such cheap jibes with nothing more substantial to say is just making himself ridiculous. |
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What Shakespeare actually shows is an England in which the legal framework gradually descends into anarchy. |
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He thinks it is only a matter of time before an invasion force descends upon this island nation in an attempt to force a regime change. |
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One week, the Prime Minister descends on the town to visit the office of a training company. |
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During autumn and winter, darkness descends at about 4pm and the area dies once children have left the two local schools. |
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Rushing down a hallway she hears a burble of conversation and an occasional male guffaw, but as she enters the room utter silence descends. |
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The Spirit washes over us, enlightens us, breathes into our souls, descends without our bidding, sets us on fire. |
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During the first few weeks of June, electronica and experimental techno in the purist sense of the genre descends on Montreal. |
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Lava moves away from the vent toward the ocean in a network of tubes and descends Pulama pali in several separate tubes. |
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Nothing adds up or makes sense and the plot descends into complete mayhem and rage. |
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It descends without warning, morning or evening and motorists would be well advised to treat warnings with respect. |
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In The Medical Student, for instance, he gives us a blue and white sky that, though light in hue, heavily descends from the top of the canvas in thick, ribbonlike swaths. |
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By 6pm each evening, the village descends into complete darkness. |
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As he descends, his head is turning like the needle of an indecisive compass, his eyes taking in each and every bit of action on the docks below him. |
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The trio agree honesty is the best policy and agree to leave the money where they found it, but an atmosphere of deceit and betrayal soon descends on the household. |
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Air is squeezed out of the ballonets as the gas expands with increasing altitude and forced back in again as the helium contracts when the airship descends. |
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The group took a thrilling helicopter ride over the glacier, which descends some 2,280 feet, terminating in a spectacular icefall that feeds the river. |
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A distinguished playwright who has written a number of fine political dramas, he never descends to the paranoid conspiratorial theories so typical of that genre. |
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This was the oil they used to anoint kings and priests, and that upon John the Baptist anointing Jesus, Jesus sees a vision of God, and the Holy Spirit descends on him. |
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As darkness descends, standing there looking over us, the tree takes on an almost human demeanour, especially when it is lit by a rising full moon. |
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A post-festive slough of despond descends like John Prescott in concrete boots and some of us are compelled to alleviate our symptoms with a spot of retail therapy. |
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Every shooting star is a tiny particle of interplanetary debris moving so fast that it burns up in the air and descends to Earth as harmless cosmic dust. |
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If the notes are in a descending scale, the bind descends, and vice versa. |
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The ngosha is a small but very numerous granivorous bird that sweeps over the sky in flocks like small clouds and descends on grain fields to feast. |
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We arrive at a steep descent and he suggests I engage Hill Descent Control, an electronic system that automatically controls the speed of the vehicle as it descends. |
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However the situation soon descends into something more sinister. |
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Man's worship ascends upward, and the Divine providence descends thereby. |
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It descends and when the doors open he is astonished to be greeted by a scene of desolation, with dejected people dressed in rags and a smell of sulphur in the air. |
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The piece on the sonnets has a lovely description of a sonnet's action, but descends into mumpish fact and opinion, like lecture notes put into a compactor. |
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A hot air balloon suddenly descends, drifting clumsily to earth. |
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A chill descends down my spine as I pull away from the Caddy. |
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From a high central half-round, the skirt descends along cyma or ogee curves to cusps that set off shallow arches with small half-rounds in the middle. |
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A handful of hapless punters are dragged up and the whole thing descends into a sort of free-form hoedown, complete with catcalls and wolf whistles. |
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A kind of deathly, phony calm descends at moments like that. |
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Martial law descends on the city while the KGB knocks on doors of known dissidents. |
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Sorry mate, the red mist descends whenever I see that pop video thing. |
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Then out of the mist, a whirring of helicopter blades, and, deus ex machina, a man descends fromt he chopper to winch you aboard. |
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From Martigny Route 9 descends to Lausanne and from Aosta Route A5 descends to Torino. |
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South of Mickle Fell the ridge descends to the Stainmore Gap before rising again into the Yorkshire Dales. |
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The air descends on the leeward side, but due to the precipitation it has lost much of its moisture. |
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After the trail reaches the height of land, it descends sometimes steeply and often rockily. |
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The king stepped down from his elevated throne towards the common people, just as God descends from heaven. |
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As winter descends, the Ginger Snaps team is seriously considering heading inside and refusing to come out for the next three months. |
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The dale widens below Cauldron Snout, and trees appear, contrasting with the broken rocks where the water descends over High Force. |
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Modern English descends from Middle English, which in turn descends from Old English. |
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The central third descends from the University district in the north, past Nottingham Trent University's Gothic revival Arkwright Building. |
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Gradually these Legolands appear bigger and bigger, closer and closer, as the aircraft descends. |
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Beowulf descends to do battle with the dragon, but finds himself outmatched. |
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When the museum finally closed in 2001, these items were returned to Lord Abinger, who descends from a niece of Lady Jane Shelley. |
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Like many other instruments of classical music, the violin descends from remote ancestors, cruder in form, that were used for folk music. |
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From Corn Du, a ridge with an inner escarpment descends south towards Merthyr Tydfil. |
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From there, the polecat's northern border goes on to the upper Vychegda River, and descends further on southwards and in the Urals. |
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The present Mediterranean Sea descends from this somewhat larger Tethys sea. |
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To the north, in the direction of Marrakesh, the range descends less abruptly. |
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The strong Germanic present thus descends from the PIE present, while the past descends from the PIE perfect. |
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The peerage remains without a holder until the death of the peer making the disclaimer, when it descends normally. |
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What was that tackle about? The red mist still descends on Beckham occasionally. |
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Air is drawn in and descends just inside the glass, passing up through the flame in the centre of the lamp. |
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These buildings surround a small, irregularly shaped square, the Mayor's Garden, from which the rue d'Enghien descends. |
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The river bank gradually descends to marshes at Joppa Flats beyond downtown Newburyport. |
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Immediately after the Concord joins the Merrimack, the Merrimack descends another ten feet in Hunt's Falls. |
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Far Tongue Gill descends from the north of the ridge, a tributary of Newlands Beck. |
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The main ridge descends south east from High Raise as the ground between the Rivers Brothay and Rathay gradually narrows to a point at Ambleside. |
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From here the ridge descends and gradually broadens into the rough expanse of Thelkeld Common. |
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Gallen and descends from a noble Appenzell family, and was a mechanical and electrical engineer who worked in the oil refining business. |
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From the summit of the fell the trail descends to upper Swaledale and the village of Thwaite. |
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The trail then descends to Ponden Hall, and crosses more moorland to the villages of Cowling and Lothersdale. |
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Past the forest it follows field paths to Shitlington Crags and descends to the large village of Bellingham. |
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The path then descends into Scotland and enters the village of Kirk Yetholm. |
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Called the peduncle, the tubelike structure descends underneath the bell and branches out into more elaborate tubes for feeding. |
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A female diver on line three, Junko Kitahama of Japan, inhales a few final lungfuls, ducks her head beneath the water, and descends. |
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Tantina descends from Monroe's Group 3-placed daughter Didicoy, by Danzig, via her Grade 2-winning filly Didina. |
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It descends 50 feet a day, first making a 13-inch pilot hole, which will then reportedly be widened to pull the men up in a cage one at a time. |
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Romanov posit that the modernday tuliptree descends from a plant named Archaeanthus and not the magnolia, as commonly thought. |
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Much more open is Stickle Ghyll, which descends from Stickle Tarn. |
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They are often called pyramids, due to their tendency to split into an increasing number of regional divisions, the further down the pyramid one descends. |
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The peerage remains without a holder until the death of the peer who had made the disclaimer, when it descends to his or her heir in the usual manner. |
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I felt tranquilized while looking at it, as I do when the rosy clouds are fading into gray twilight, and the pale moon-sickle descends slowly behind the dim woods. |
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The princely house of Suzdal and Nizhny Novgorod, which has been known since the 14th century as the House of Shuisky, descends from Andrey II of Vladimir. |
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At the eastern foot of the down, on the A3055 road between Bonchurch and Luccombe, a path descends into Bonchurch Landslips via a scenic rock cleft, the Devil's Chimney. |
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As the subducting plate approaches the trench, it first bends upwards to form the outer trench swell, then descends to form the outer trench slope. |
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Mint descends from the Latin word mentha, which is rooted in the Greek word minthe, personified in Greek mythology as Minthe, a nymph who was transformed into a mint plant. |
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The main topographical feature is the central plateau which rises abruptly from the Red Sea and gradually descends into the Nejd and toward the Persian Gulf. |
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The Silver Surfer, an intergalactic herald who prepares each world for Galactus' arrival, descends from the heavens and begins creating mile-long craters. |
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It is believed that during the Navratri, Goddess Durga descends on earth to rid it of the demons and blesses her devotees with happiness and prosperity. |
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The citadel walls that crown the hill, on the slopes of which the modern city descends amphitheatrically into the sea, are remnants of Venetian fortifications. |
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Then the albatross makes a tight turn downwind and swoops down into another wave trough, adding airspeed as it descends through the wind shear into progressively slower winds. |
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Just south of the road, the infant stream descends into a deep goyle. |
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The valley descends to join with Great Langdale above Elter Water. |
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The modern English noun dwarf descends from the Old English dweorg. |
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