The nation is remembering the moment a human being first set foot on the moon 35 years ago. |
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Many of these international investors never set foot in the tax haven of their choice. |
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But if you set foot in Delphi, if you send any of your little flunkies after any of my people, I'll come after you. |
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It's been 33 years since humans have set foot on the moon or journeyed beyond the close orbit of the Earth. |
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The crime prevention message is put out as soon as the students set foot on campus as part of the induction process. |
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Julia, who had never set foot on a ship before, clutched the rigging in alarm when the ship first heeled over with the stiff breeze. |
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As we set foot into the promising future year after year, the greatest challenge facing any youngster is a career that will lead him to success. |
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The man who has done little else but fight for a country he has never set foot in, is ready to lay down his life for it. |
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So it was with a certain sense of the unknown that I stepped into the most tucked away recording studio I've ever set foot in. |
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So why head to the other side of the world to start afresh in a country that they have never set foot on before? |
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So, when I got to Harvard I never even had a chance to set foot in the library. |
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It's odd to hear this as you enter a country you have never before set foot in. |
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She had been charged with perjury, after claiming in court she had never set foot in there. |
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Burai tried to ignore that as he entered and set foot on the white soiled floor. |
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He told Bellamy he would knock his block off if he ever set foot back in Newcastle. |
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When she first set foot in it, it was more of a wreck, but a listed building nonetheless. |
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The tour probably served the purpose of allowing lads and ladettes to say they had actually set foot in a real brewery. |
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Dr. Alan Grant swore that he'd never set foot near the islands housing the dinosaurs from the original Jurassic Park. |
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They'd stand at the gate handing out detentions to the kids who set foot in the school grounds with the wrong brand of white ankle socks. |
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He set foot in Tubbercurry before World War Two, in 1935 and commenced barbering in town. |
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But even if you never set foot in a fast-food joint, you can still inadvertently run up your trans-fat numbers. |
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Now bear in mind this is the same person who, on occasions, will spend hours on her make-up before she'll set foot out the door. |
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Rome's enemies had built wooden stockades and fortified villages well before Caesar and his legions set foot in Gaul or Britain. |
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He then pulled off an upset when the overconfident incumbent barely set foot in the state during the election. |
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They next set foot upon the road and found it newly paved, within the last two weeks. |
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His predecessor rarely set foot in the White Heather Club, but he is a clubbable kind of chap. |
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The ancestors of the two Pima tribes were some of the first people to set foot in the Americas, some 30,000 to 40,000 years ago. |
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I had barely set foot in the door when I had a glass of firewater thrown into my hand by one of my mum's friends. |
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Ten years ago, Prestwick was known chiefly as the only place in Britain that Elvis Presley had ever set foot in. |
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Angela, for the first time since she set foot on the train, looked at the coupling between the cars. |
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The selling agent admits she hasn't even set foot in the dark, dank basement, and the rest of the accommodation is almost as gloomy. |
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European newspapers published denunciatory editorials by writers who had never set foot on any mountain, let alone the Matterhorn. |
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I can tell she hates my mother, despises her so much she wishes she had never set foot in her office. |
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I knew the moment I set foot into the club that this was not my scene. |
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Shipley's is one of the most depressing places I've ever set foot in. |
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Everest has been climbed by more than 1,300 men and women, including nearly 80 Japanese, since Hillary and Tenzing first set foot on the roof of the world. |
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Wayward sightseers who stay out late to sample one of the sociable local hostelries are greeted by three brick-built seamen as they set foot on the far end of the gangplank. |
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The unbending Presbyterian Scots, refusing to set foot in a pub, retaliated by building the stern little post office that still stands on the opposite corner. |
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Anybody who reads the newspapers regularly could be forgiven for locking and bolting the front door and resolving never to set foot outside again. |
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Within little more than 60 years of that first fumbling flight along a North Carolina beach we had left the earth altogether and set foot upon another world. |
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Could it be time to install two-way intercoms in all carriages, so that we can offer a cheery hello to the driver whenever we set foot on a train? |
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I'm sure there are hermits living in the hills of Haiti who have served the Lwa all their life and are mighty in Legba's magick, who have never set foot in a peristyle. |
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In just over twenty years, they've kicked out nearly forty albums, and not one of those releases has ever seen them set foot into a realm you could call commercial. |
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You can hear the choppers descending even if you have never set foot in the country. |
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For Lennon, who had not set foot in Britain for nine years, there must have been something of a homecoming feel to the experience. |
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I can't wait for him to set foot in parliament as a backbencher where he is going to be face to face with the people he always arrogantly insults. |
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The first Scots recorded as having set foot in the New World were a man named Haki and a woman named Hekja, slaves owned by Leif Eiriksson. |
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However, due to war and unrest in Wales at the time, he probably never set foot in his see. |
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It is unknown if some survivor managed to be the first to set foot on these Antarctic islands. |
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However, she died on the journey in Orkney, having never set foot on Scottish soil, and without being crowned at Scone. |
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She avoided public appearances, and rarely set foot in London in the following years. |
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Anyone who's ever set foot in the state Legislature knows it's an alternative universe. |
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They were, in fact, Richard's men, prepared to capture Henry once he set foot on English soil. |
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The British Empire set foot in the region's most exploitable and promising lands acquiring what is today Uganda, and Kenya. |
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It was during this time that Spanish and Portuguese explorers first set foot on the New World. |
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Thousands were arrested as soon as they set foot in the country. |
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The first Europeans to set foot in what is now Punta del Este were the Spanish at the beginning of the 16th century. |
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Ukrainian artist Yuri Shevchenko, who never set foot in UAE captures country's essence for F1 Grand Prix. |
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It was named Clark's Island for a Mayflower mate who first set foot on that island. |
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On 17 September 2010, Pope Benedict XVI became the first pope to set foot in the abbey. |
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This was the first time a King of England had set foot on Irish soil, and marked the beginning of English and later British rule in Ireland. |
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In that same year Prince Aloys became the first member of the House of Liechtenstein to set foot in the principality that bore their name. |
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The first Asians to set foot on what would be the United States occurred in 1587, when Filipino sailors arrived in Spanish ships at Morro Bay. |
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He abdicated sympathy the moment he started making goo-goo eyes at Mandaric just days after protesting there was no way he'd set foot in Fratton Park ever again. |
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This action was deemed a breach of the privilege of the House, and has given rise to the tradition that the monarch does not set foot in the House of Commons. |
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He set foot on land and exchanged gifts with the indigenous people. |
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In 1889, during a stay in Biarritz, she became the first reigning monarch from Britain to set foot in Spain when she crossed the border for a brief visit. |
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Once the slaves set foot in the castle, they could spend up to three months in captivity under these dreadful conditions before being shipped off to the New World. |
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Yet had I scarce set foot in the passage when I stopped, remembering how once already this same evening I had played the coward, and run home scared with my own fears. |
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Even though no museologist, modern or other, seems ever to have set foot on its premises, the new Acropolis Museum is intentionally bound to a thoroughly modern predicament. |
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Terror, that is, that comes from knowing every minute you set foot outside your home is an opportunity for some homicidally misguided teenager to take your life. |
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