Then you can have a lot of splash water in the asphalt.

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The Rwandese countryside was strewn with corpses.

But scattered moves in the right direction will not suffice.

It was the end of the school day and the children were already in the street.

Entering, I found a small scattered congregation of sailors, and sailors' wives and widows.

The stranger's scattered garments had been removed by Mrs. Hall and the room tidied up.

Today, our signal detection algorithms can find very simple artifacts and noise.

They are very agile and hardy, able to climb on bare rock and survive on sparse vegetation.

Some regions in Japan, including Shibuya and Harajuku were used as the shooting location.

This is most marked in the widely dispersed small islands of the Pacific.

Streuobstwiesen ) is a German word that means a meadow with scattered fruit trees or fruit trees that are planted in a field.

A particularly gruesome problem is that of the millions of mines scattered in conflict areas throughout the world.

The spread of the scourge of drugs has reached proportions commensurate with the growing crises and general misery in every region of the world.

The streets of Hollywood are littered with the carcasses of people like you, who think you're going to come to this town and make movies.

If you are living in one of the places where the roughly half billion unaccounted for mines are scattered, you can fling these seeds out into the field.

I called a friend and got a few sparse details Kris s husband was away but had hurried back.

An estimated 2,000 to 4,000 land mines are scattered in parts of Quiché and near the Atitlán and Tajumulco volcanoes.

Cluster munitions are still the most appropriate air delivered weapons in many situations because of their ability to destroy enemy assets dispersed over an area.

For a space people stood amazed and gesticulating, and then came panic, and scattered them abroad through the village as a gust scatters dead leaves.

One of the lines of encouragement that I heard over and over was, The streets of Hollywood are littered with the carcasses of people like you, who think you're going to come to this town and make movies.

The Palestinian villagers now have to collect water from wells scattered in the nearby mountains, which has given rise to diseases owing to water contamination. (The Jerusalem Times, 12 August 1994)

This can only be done by introducing legal mechanisms to reward those who protect the environment, while making polluters pay, and by helping to unify the environmental watchdogs scattered across different sectors.

At the Burkina Faso border with Côte d'Ivoire, the Group saw large amounts of spilt cotton buds along the side of the road from Banfora to the border and into Côte d'Ivoire.

But scattered moves in the right direction will not suffice. What is really needed is a change in vision and mentality a shift from viewing multilateralism as a tactic to embracing it as a strategic imperative.

Arriving at Katsikas in mid April, I was immediately struck by the contrast in settings picturesque, snow capped mountains dominate the horizon, with rolling green foothills in the foreground while the camp is a dusty sea of large jagged rocks and row upon row of identical triangular tents.

In addition to these effects at a single point in the DNA, the presence of a number of ion pairs scattered through the nucleus may cause cellular changes that complicate the simple response pattern described above.

The view walking in sweltering heat through that long cage is apocalyptic. Small groups of Palestinians smash up the remains of Gaza s bombed industrial infrastructure the concrete blocks that litter the sandy landscape.

As we focus on the milestone of the fiftieth anniversary of the United Nations and its Charter, we should perceive the ideas that subtend this body as a cementing balm that would bring the disparate pieces of our shattered globe together in peace, harmony, creativity and beauty.

It is characterized by frequent and prolonged droughts, erratic rainfall patterns, sand layers of up to 1 metre or more in certain areas, unbearably high summer temperatures and a thinly distributed savanna type of vegetation.

The Turkish Cypriots were even more isolated during the tragic years between 1963 and 1974, when they lived as virtual prisoners in their enclaves scattered around the island, the total area of which was no larger than a mere 3 per cent of the territory of Cyprus.