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... Russian far east, while eastern Australia clocked in at Ipm GMT. In Sydney, three-storey tall lanterns, r:gmsenfing sea creatures sailed across the city's waterfront as a prelude to a huge musical midnight fireworks spectacular - said to be the bl,ggestinthe ...
... INSHORE SAILING Northern waters: South-westerly 4 increasing 5 to 7. Conditions will be fair, followed by rain. Visibility will be gofd, becoming moderate. Seas will be moderate, becoming rough later. - Eastern waters: North-westerly 5 backing southwesterly ...
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... ATHLETICS. Howes of Broxburn two-mile m.sm.cmm:mmu, SAILING. Louls Vuitton Cup, the eliminator road race (Northfield, Aberdeen). Men: 1, M Fla 28. Cotton Bowl: Arkansas 27, Texas series for the America’s Cup challenge g::d(hkmo)xm Sosecs; z.nmm) 6. Outback ...
... the next . Howeve r.adendflph(g: significant part in my - mas celebrations, in that, on the run-up to the jollifications and sailing, 1 was struck down by a howling molar and was obliged to repair to the dreaded chair for treatment. Treatment, as it happened ...
... ship north to shelter on the eastern side of Shetland. roinli‘ and P&Oe(l;erries in Lerwicl Sostpon last night's scheduled sailing of the St ghunniva to Aberdeen until this morning. The inter-island ferry service in Shetland remained suspended thmughout ...
... clockwork radio that.we were being thumped by winds gusting.up to 110 miles an hour. Car‘avans were being cartwheeled, boats sailed helmsmanless through the air. All ferries and flights were ‘cancelled. .- - T o really’ just stupid. I HATETHI§ PLACE!” I ...
... the time he first landed in Hawaii, the islanders thought Captain Cook was a god, and féted him accordingly. But when he set sail again, and was forced back by a storm, he was rumbled. Returning at the wrong time meant he couldn’t be il god after all and ...
... doing it, and you never get tired, because the future is alw‘bngn: ultimately, unknow- Mr Greenspan's nomination is expected to sail through approval by the Republican-controlled Senate, where he is T'sa challenge peanuts. Yw:M doing it and you never get tired' ...
... country’s favourite summer pursuits are being bombarded by the heavy sell. A helicopter buzzes the beaches trailing a huge sail emblazoned with the Qantas kangaroo and the word “Sale”. - Viewers of the cricket Test series against [ndia endure ads at the ...
... turned digital disher of dirt, Matt Drudge likes to say he “goes where the stink is”. His not quite checked recycled gossip sails close to the wind, but his finest hour came when he broke the Monica Lewinsky story. TAKING the moral high ground, this site ...
... of the island, as it was Professor lan,BS Holbourn who bought the island at a London auc-. tion in 1901 on a whim, after sailing past in his yacht. Three of his grandchildren remain on the island, not as lairds but gone native as crofters. Isabel, daughter ...