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As they drifted to a stop in an indoor quay, he was interrupted by arguing with the docking attendant about who was going to park the boat
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the watching grey head off the quay,
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The café is situated on one side of a small square and, from where I am sitting, I can see the masts of boats bobbing at the quay just down the street; the tang of salt in the air is tantalising
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Drens’ boat is a smart-looking vessel tied up at the end of the quay, a gangplank bouncing lightly on the stones of the quay as the water in the harbour takes the boat up and down
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A small crowd of children and idle onlookers has gathered on the quay to watch the boat as it prepares to sail; I scan their faces wondering if any of them know who I am, half looking for the men who chased me through the streets of Ercolano
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‘Which one is it?’ I asked, as he takes Adamant, and walks off, Sefir and I following on his heels, trying not to lose him in the crowd on the quay
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As we draw level with the barge in question, I see a man about to untie the ropes holding the gangplank to the quay
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That, and in the mechanics of unloading big crates onto the quay in forecasted squalls
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On the old quay, but it's not really your sort of place
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O'Hare's on the quay has live music
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It was old and sturdy and even had a gated quay
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Alex Berisa parks his hire car in Bideford’s main car park at the far end of the quay, by a park filled with hassled parents watching kids on bikes and swings
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According to the directions given to him by one of the cashiers at the petrol station at the services where is staying he has to hang a left along the old quay and then follow the signs to the hospital
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He drives along the quay and swings up past the Seven Bretheren retail park, up the hill opposite the new bypass and on towards Roundswell
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The dock-man pointed at a side quay while Jorma pulled up
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This cheered us up and we were still laughing when we marched off down the quay there were few locals around here but there were certainly plenty of British and Empire soldiers around
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We marched through the town making for the railway station and marshalling yards I had no idea why we did this as trains could pull up right on the quay
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Friday night and booked in at the Old Quay House Hotel in the
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Piers was worried because he’d seen Lyra getting into a boat with Troy and some others down at the quay
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“There’s a metal boat farther down the quay, “he said
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We finally left the Basilica after midday and crossed the square in front of the doge’s palace to the quay
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The river was quite broad here and there were many ships of all sizes tied up at the quay
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We tied up at the extensive river front quay, and the emperor sent his secretary to find us a ship heading upstream toward Baden
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Joseph, the secretary, was soon back, and he led us down along the quay to a boat smaller than the emperor’s, but it appeared to be in good shape
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persist in getting to Circular Quay, get on one of the numerous excursion ferries that frequently sail to navigate its inlets
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He put his hand on the Nung inter�preter, Vong Man Quay
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As the party approached the LZ, Wolf got Vong Man Quay, the Nung he left in charge, to acknowledge they were in�bound and would not shoot
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While the others stayed for roulette, I returned to the quay, found a private spot between luxury yachts, stripped, dived in for a swim, then lay in the sun
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of tonkangs, boats and the quay side, reflected in the water like
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Excusing herself with the major and with the captain of the MEIGS , Ingrid ran down the gangplank and along the quay to Reading’s jeep, jumping in it and explaining to the corporal driving it what she wanted to do
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By then, five of the seven reassembled P-40s were already on the quay and were being hooked with A-frame towing bars to light trucks
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Selecting her five most experienced pilots on top of Paul Gunn to pilot the fighters that would take off from downtown, she then went back down on the quay and jumped in the cockpit of her P-40F, painted in her trademark gray camouflage scheme and with the words ‘LADY HAWK’ and 29 small Japanese flags painted on each side of the nose
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Quay of the harbor of Lungaville , Espiritu Santo
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We could have lunch down at the Quay and then we could go to the surgery
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Half an hour later, down on the wharf at Circular Quay
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He drove her to the harbour where they walked the promenade from Lady Macquarie’s Chair, past the Botanic Gardens and the Opera House to Circular Quay
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He stepped across the road into the steel and stone architecture of Circular Quay, already busy with machinelike activity
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The ferry glided out of Circular Quay, passing through the cool shadow of the Opera House, whose billowing sails were silhouetted in the orange glow of the sunrise
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The noise emanating from the Circular Quay complex slowly faded away into the distance as they rounded the Opera House forecourt and glided out into the expansive harbour
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the Quay standing out on the deck of the ferry
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There were millions of tourists everywhere and the Quay
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Later, as we skated towards the Quay, she said that she still couldn’t work
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It was extremely crowded at Circular Quay and we had to skate very slowly,
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����������� One of the papers falling from the sky was picked up on the quay by a submariner, who then ran to bring it to his commander
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����������� Its catamaran hull lifting nearly completely out of the water as air pressure built up between its bow and stern rubber skirts, the FLYING FISH soon moved away from the quay, propelled by its three shrouded contra-rotating propellers
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Prien nodded his head, then looked towards the quay, where a big black sedan car and four men in civilian clothes were waiting
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����������� As soon as the walkway between the quay and the submarine was in place, the four civilian men walked on board and stopped in front of Prien, who was shielding Nancy from them
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‘’Damn, another night shot to hell!’’ Muttered FBI Special Agent Jeff Blumenthal, as he watched with other FBI agents the giant yacht approach slowly the quay, escorted by a Coast Guard cutter that was actually dwarfed by its charge
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Our surface presence is no more than a floating quay, where 40 ships take up the gas from 160 cylinders at a time
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Rudolph and Evans between them represented more than fifty years of service to the police force yet with the evidence gathered before them on this ninth day following the atrocity in Quay Street, each man was enthralled
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Loose lips sink ships and with Lou Strong cooking slowly on the back burner there would be nobody other than Clegg and the two Hatfields with any knowledge of what had happened on Quay Street on that damp Saturday night
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Up to now, little had happened, except for the fact that a number of large crates and sea containers had been moved from the quay beside the Nikolai Vorontsov to inside Graschev’s warehouse with the help of big forklift vehicles
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From up high, he could see two armed guards dressed in black coveralls standing near the large sliding doors on the side of the warehouse facing the quay
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As for the warehouse, what appeared to be the last crates and containers aboard the Nikolai Vorontsov were being hoisted down to the quay besides it, where a pair of giant forklifts then transported them to either inside the warehouse or to a pile forming up in the open space in front of the warehouse
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A more detailed look revealed to Erik a second armed guard, also dressed in black coveralls, watching the access gangway and the quay next to the ship
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Koslov stayed a good five paces behind and to one side of Captain Philipopoulos as the latter met the first of eleven men coming up the gangway from the quay
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Captain Philipopoulos was a nervous wreck as his ship was being tied down to a quay of the Cypriot port of Limassol
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With the deck of the ship utterly deserted at this hour and being obscure save for a few spotlights illuminating the area of the gangway linking the ship to the quay, Farah was able to sneak out of the bow section and go hide under a tarp-covered pile
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There were as well two large ships docked at a new quay along the right bank of the Garonne, near the buildings on the lot of land destined to become a commercial exchange point for the people of the future
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He was however returned quickly to the reality of his situation when his robot landed smoothly on a quay and started rolling on its twin set of rubber and steel tracks: maybe ten men lay immobile on the quay, near two Viking long ships
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private quay of the mansion
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now on a yacht moored to the private quay of the Mexican Consul’s residence on the
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quay of the residence
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pessimistic as she felt the yacht starting to move from the quay it had been attached to
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Two hours after the yacht had left the quay of the mansion, Grace heard her
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On those words, the MGB officer left the ship with his contingent of guards, who however took stations along the quay until the ship had untied its lines
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As the cargo ship floated away from the quay and headed for the open sea, Polina had a last look at her native country, tears rolling on her cheeks
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Early next morning, the CAMARGUE left its quay with the high tide and slowly went out of the small port of Saint-François, heading for the port of Le Havre and France
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He then looked around him to orient himself in the dark, the quay being poorly lit by a few rare oil lamps
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Claudette Bussière, who was looking out towards the quay, then smiled and spoke to her husband
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“We however can’t guarantee that vermin will not come back while at quay
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They ate collectively lunch out of a pot of pork and vegetable stew Claudette went to buy at a nearby inn, washed down with cider, then resumed their cleaning work until the ship undid its mooring lines and started moving from the quay
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Shaking his head, the governor then stormed off the quay, realizing that there was little he could do to change the present policies, which were set by the King’s ministers
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With all fifteen persons and one baby aboard and in their place with their luggage, Fernand untied the rope tying the boat to the quay and pushed, making the boat separate from the quay
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With the other five men and Nancy manning oars and with Claudette at the rudder, the whaler backed off from the quay and pivoted on the spot to head upriver, the empty canoe trailing behind a short rope
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Mordan delivered the letter the next day, and afterwards I steered clear of the quay and its streets
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I left the gold beneath the belltower, and the hate stopped the flow of sense to my brain, so that by the time I’d retraced my steps to the tavern on the quay, the letter in my pocket, the one intended to stop the rebellion, was given not a thought when I burst in and upset the tool bench again
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Dressed as they were, it would be ludicrous to suggest fish and chips down at Circular Quay
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“Yeah, a drink down near the Quay sounds like a much better idea
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Still, as she looked at him, trembling like her, fumbling along the rocky quay at the top of Aphrodite’s smaller waterfall, perhaps closer to death than she originally thought, she found it hard to feel joy
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'Let us start at once then,' he cried briskly; and we accordingly started, slipping out of the house and round the corner down to the quay
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Their simple kindness shall not go unsung; and therefore do I pause here, with one foot on the quay and the other on the brig _Bertha_, to sing it
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I'm pouring with sweat, and running back to the place I started from on the quay
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The terrorists of the Appel Quay: to call into question the authority of the state in 1914 in Sarajevo… has now been reversed into a state sponsored terrorist group called Al quaeda
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The unmistakable clue of Franz Joseph’s undead ancestors culpability in the plot to kill him in Sarajevo is obvious: he was killed because his car made the wrong turn onto Franz Joseph Street which is behind the Appel Quay which was the route that was supposed to be used
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The street in Sarajevo where the assassination happened was just off the Appel Quay: Which means to call into question
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Quay: means a structure built parallel to the bank of a waterway for use as a landing place
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Along the Appel Quay next to the river are 7 Serbian terrorists armed with bombs and pistols hiding in the crowds lined along the route of the arch duke’s convoy
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The remaining Serbian terrorists along the Quay see no opportunity to throw their bombs or shoot
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The crime committed on Appel Quay has many levels of meaning and significance
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Who makes the driver stop when he turns onto Franz Joseph Street? The same person who for no good reason and not informing the arch duke, decided to go back along the Appel Quay because he thought it would be a ‘faster’ way to the hospital
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The same person who had forgotten to tell the driver to go along the Appel Quay accuses the driver of the car for going the wrong way
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Ulfur’s lead around the stone pillar that stood on the quay
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The fishermen and merchants on the quay edged away from
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Others stood on the lip of quay,
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The Agent in Charge quickly found his way to the small building on the quay where the Port Police office was located
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Quick questioning of fisherman on the quay resulted in similar responses
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She was a barmaid of some bar near the Circular Quay, and knew really nothing of our man except that he looked like a respectable sailor
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I was standing on the Circular Quay with a Sydney pilot watching a big mail steamship of one of our best-known companies being brought alongside
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She came into the Cove (as that part of the harbour is called), of course very slowly, and at some hundred feet or so short of the quay she lost her way
