Commentator There he is.

This happens when such a union ends.

Commentator Two It looks like he's stabilized.

Public kiss in protest in Rabat Oct. 12th

1975 Magistrate in the court of first instance in Rabat

Narrator When he arches his back, he gains altitude.

Philippe Petit The journey across the high wire

Major problems exist when the husband dies during this union.

Narrator Big, but less than half the size of supercroc's skull.

Narrator Eventually, these beasts are going to live in herds on the beaches.

Narrator Lynn Verinsky, a professional climber, who appeared to be brimming with confidence.

Narrator On January 24th, Apple Computer will introduce Macintosh.

Ug_Ug feels the officers are breaking the police code of conduct

On May 31, 2013 Iglesias performed at the Mawazine Festival in Rabat, Morocco.

Narrator Paul has his data, so they decide to release the animal back into the river.

Commentator There's that 90 degree turn you're talking about, taking him out.

Ermias Kassaye, a critical commentator based in Cape Town, does not think so.

Bisahha is a blog written by a Dutch anthropologist living in Rabat, Morocco's coastal capital.

Narrator The mechanical beasts will not get their energy from food, but from the wind.

Narrator A word about Galvao, a very rare kind of bird native to Brazil.

Nyaralego is excited that the officers are putting the guns aside and having a good time

Professor and later Dean of the Faculty of Law at Rabat (Morocco), 1972 1984.

The Subregional Office in North Africa must be moved to Rabat as soon as possible

The 1998 Second Pan African Conference of African Public Service Ministers, held in Rabat, Morocco, adopted the Rabat Declaration which called for a number of measures to be taken at the national level to regenerate professionalism and ethics in public administration.

Text Wind tunnel tests Narrator The wing has no steering controls, no flaps, no rudder.

Narrator With a mattress below and attached to a safety rope, Lynn began her 60 foot ascent.

Narrator This is the venue they chose for their fake auditions for an advert for lip balm.

23 December 1923, Fes d. 16 December 2009, Rabat) was a Moroccan statesman and politician.

This was the second injury he suffered to his cruciate ligament in less than two years.

Narrator The first group builds a cubicle in which the walls are screens for the computer and for family photos.

The media are no longer a commentator, but a participant that has hijacked politics with imagery.

The private sector commentator from Japan was upbeat about the firm's investments in Sri Lanka.

He grew close to his uncle William, who created him a Knight of the Garter, and his aunt Mary, who frequently sent him presents.

Political commentator Shadi Hamid wonders whether the parliamentary elections, slated to begin on November 28, will be effected. He notes

Lady Macleod, who lives in Morocco, is looking forward for the month but is dismayed at the way some women carry themselves around in Rabat.

As the economics commentator Martin Wolf has noted, The fiscal challenge is long term, not immediate.

History Morocco played their first international match on December 25, 1931 in Rabat, which Spain won 6 to 14.

Then there is the unresolved status of Kosovo, where the Albanian majority demands independence, and extremists threaten to fight for it.

As the commentator Andrew Sullivan put it, I saw the person I first saw...I saw the president I thought I knew.

The consequence and aim of that measure are quite clearly to break the last remaining geographic link between the Holy City and the rest of the Palestinian territories.

Narrator If they can just land it, this croc will provide useful data, helping Paul in his quest to understand Sarcosuchus.

Ajigak is happy for the officers and advises them to commercialize their music more often to augment their miserly police salaries.

That being said it is not appropriate for a Saturday walk in the Rabat Medina two weeks before Ramadan. Get a grip. Look at a map.

Imtarfa, or Mtarfa is a small town close to Rabat and Mdina in the north of Malta, with a population of 2,569 people (March 2013).

Ought not this woman, being a daughter of Abraham, whom Satan had bound eighteen long years, be freed from this bondage on the Sabbath day?