| The travelling public is fed up and wants trains which are safe and clean, uncrowded and arrive on time. |
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| Foreign businessmen and tourists who delight in the country's sylvan charm and uncrowded cities need not fear impending overdevelopment. |
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| It boasts thermal springs, uncrowded beaches and, in early summer, a riot of crimson-blossomed pohutukawa trees. |
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| Someday, Georgia's combination of uncrowded nature, stunning scenery, and friendly folkways could benefit locals and tourist alike. |
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| Here you'll find excellent cross-country and downhill skiing facilities on wonderfully uncrowded pistes. |
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| When she turns to poetry for children, there is a strain of romantic idealism as she suggests the beauty of uncrowded nature. |
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| Step back in time with old-fashioned steam trains, electric and horse-drawn tram cars and unspoiled, uncrowded beaches. |
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| Luckily, it turned out that we didn't have to muscle in at all, as the normally packed-out eatery was unusually uncrowded. |
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| I would love to be hopping out of my car right now to an uncrowded surf session at a break just like the one on the entry page to the site. |
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| The beach is vast, uncrowded, with ample space for sunbathing, water sports and safe bathing with just enough gentle surf to ward off monotony. |
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| Sivota is unspoiled, uncrowded, friendly and totally relaxing, without a lager lout in sight. |
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| Back home it's quiet enough, and uncrowded, and the shelves in my cupboard, unlike those in the supermarket, are well stocked. |
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| Due to the regions uncrowded rural roads Fermanagh also offers excellent sightseeing. |
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| Emily's on the rebound and uninterested in attachments, but Oliver is one smitten kitten, and he follows her around New York City, which is, luckily, uncrowded that afternoon. |
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| You'll love Perth's alfresco dining, friendly pubs and clean and uncrowded beaches. |
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| Sail through the idyllic Whitsundays Island or immerse yourself in the uncrowded beauty of Tasmania's East Coast. |
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| Until then, the Skytrain offers a high and uncrowded vantage point from which to gaze on to the city's blocked roads. |
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| The tourist trade is expanding as the reputation of the Bavarian Forest as a beautiful and uncrowded holiday resort area spreads. |
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| You'll find a wave to yourself on our uncrowded and pristine coastal beaches. |
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| Swim, surf, fish, windsurf and sail on Cottlesloe or Scarborough beaches, which mark the start of the long, uncrowded Sunset Coast. |
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| Surf the uncrowded waves at Stokes Bay or relax on Vivonne Bay's blissful sands. |
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| Enjoy the clean, uncrowded waves of the Sunshine Coast in Caloundra, Moolooloba, Maroochydore, Coolum Beach and Noosa Heads. |
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| The land plays an enormous role in our national imagination and in our personal sense of being uncrowded. |
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| It is important for children to have adequate, uncrowded, affordable and stable shelter in order to thrive. |
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| Canada's vast military training areas and uncrowded airspace are ideally suited to that purpose. |
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| The courses in the region tend to be uncrowded and with very competitive green fees compared to other European countries. |
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| The Tunisians are friendly, the beaches soft, sandy and uncrowded, a wide variety of sports and watersports are freely available and the food is good. |
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| Go as early as possible, when the waters will still be calm and uncrowded. |
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| This blissfully uncrowded park, where visitor numbers are deliberately restricted, is worth the small entry fee a hundred times over for its beaches alone. |
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| Canada has a reputation for its abundant and pristine wilderness resources, an image as an uncrowded and unspoiled holiday destination and a wide diversity of wildlife. |
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| It takes about 15 minutes for the first run on the uncrowded streets, 18 minutes as traffic intensifies. |
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| Take a reindeer, husky, or snowmobile safari or ski the beautifully groomed and uncrowded slopes. |
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| Camcorder pirates like uncrowded theatres. |
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| And if Nicholls is desperate to go for a plunge, can we suggest a free, uncrowded alternative that's right on his doorstep. |
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| This idea of nature as burgeoning, overwhelming, larger is one which is part of our belief in ourselves and of our need to communicate with a great and uncrowded land. |
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| To the west is the coast with long sandy beaches, unspoilt and uncrowded. |
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| All of this brings us back to the opening question: Why study the relationship between population and environment in a country as wealthy, as resource-rich, and as uncrowded as Canada? |
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| Brisbane's uncrowded airport is 15km north-east of the city centre. |
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| Discover the lookouts, landscaped gardens and Aboriginal heritage of huge Kings Park. Swim, surf, fish, windsurf and sail on clean and uncrowded beaches such as Cottlesloe or Scarborough. |
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| In the uncrowded, scaffolding-clad interior I could wander at will, with plenty of room to take in the amazing forest of columns, the astonishing vaulting and the kaleidoscope of stained glass now in place. |
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| A little further north, you can dive, snorkel or deep sea fish from South West Rocks and chill out on the white, uncrowded beaches of Nambucca Heads. |
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| Staff fetched requested products from the stock room and the store was clean and uncrowded despite some restocking going on. |
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| It was uncrowded, compared to skiing locally. |
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| Officials said the men appeared to have been practicing touch-and-go landings, which is common at Fox because the airfield is relatively uncrowded. |
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