This seems to be what has given trouble to a couple of the very experienced but slower Thai fighters that Nasukawa has met, rather than an effort to simply overwhelm them with frantic activity.
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Mr. Weatherbee is given "trouble-sense" alerting him to nearby danger. Professor Flutesnoot is given the ability to withstand electrical shock. Their powers were reversed in the fifth issue.
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The exigencies of the Second World War caused the reinstatement of the Red Post Junction connection on 5 September 1943, together with doubling between Weyhill and the junction. Most of the crossing loops were extended to accommodate 60 wagons plus engine and van. There were extensive troop exercise areas and camps on the line, and in addition the north-south link leading to Southampton was heavily used for military purposes. Marlborough Tunnel required to be relined; it had given trouble before, and the track had been interlaced during the work.
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The music of "Immigration Man" is mid-tempo West Coast rock in the Crosby, Stills and Nash or Buffalo Springfield tradition. The guitar solo is by Dave Mason. The first verse of "Immigration Man" refers to Nash going through customs and getting stopped by the "immigration man", who tells Nash that he's not sure if he can let him in. The second verse tells how Nash was given trouble over various documents, and the third finds him filling out a form that Nash humorously describes to be as big as a blanket.
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On investigation it was found that the alloy was brittle enough to have cracked, even within the thickness of the copper plates of the firebox. Previously the boiler had given trouble with leaks from its stays, probably from early cracking, and where the heads of the stay had been hammered to caulk this, this had caused the heads of the stays to crack. The size of the firebox waterspace was also criticised, although this was due to Aspinall's standard boilers, rather than Hoy's construction. A waterspace of only was narrow, but not unique for contemporary practice.
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The failure of the tribes to honour the agreements that ended the 1888 campaign led to a further two-month expedition by a Hazara Field Force in 1891. General Roberts observed that > the Black Mountain tribes, [having been] quite unsubdued by the fruitless > expedition of 1888, had given trouble almost immediately afterwards. [The > second expedition] was completely successful in political results as in its > military conduct. The columns were not withdrawn until the tribesmen had > become convinced that they were powerless to sustain a hostile attitude > towards us, and that it was in their interest, as it was our wish, that they > should henceforth be on amicable terms with us.
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Like its medium- speed predecessor the Paxman YH, the Ventura is a 60° V engine with either 12 or 16 cylinders. The engines are similar in many details and broadly similar in capacity and power; their main differences are in their operating speed, the improvements necessary to achieve this, and the Ventura's resulting lighter weight. The crankcase / cylinder block for MOD Vessels were fabricated from steel by welding a mixture of steel castings and platework This gives a more rigid structure than the YH's cast light alloy block. The aluminium frame of the YH and ZH engines had previously given trouble with cracking and had to be replaced in the Class 17 with a cast iron frame, at Paxman's expense.
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Such places included towns and pastoral stations in South West and Central Queensland, the Darling Downs and the Wide Bay- Burnett, jails at Brisbane, Roma and St Helena Island and other Aboriginal settlements and missions.Mackett:1998L'Oste-Brown et al:1995:89-97 In 1913, 45 men and 14 women had been removed to Taroom for "having given trouble in other districts, loafing about, or for being in a destitute condition".QPP:1913:1025 While operating, the settlement housed an average population of about 250-300 Aboriginal people. By segregating Aboriginal people from the rest of the community, the removals process was highly effective in fulfilling the government's objectives of increased control and regulation of the state's Aboriginals, enforced on settlements through a range of administrative and disciplinary measures.
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He fled to Venice after the catastrophic Sack of Rome in 1527 and in 1529 was appointed chief architect and superintendent of properties (Protomaestro or Proto) to the Procurators of San Marco.Hartt, 632–634; Burns, 26 According to Manfredo Tafuri, his first project in Venice, Palazzo Gritti, was never built as his plans, though brilliant, were considered too full of exhibitionist novelties; he had failed to grasp the ideology of the sober and restrained magnificence required by Venetian patricians.Tafuri, 5–6 However, his plan to stabilize the domes of San Marco, which had long given trouble, by wrapping iron bands around them, "made his reputation".Howard, 19 Before long he found a style that satisfied Venetian patrons and was "definitive for the entire subsequent history of Venetian architecture".
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These were probably Perugino's Finding of Moses and the Adoration of the Kings, beginning both cycles.Sistine, 51 Above them were the first of the series of standing popes in niches, including Saint Peter himself, probably as well as a Saint Paul and a central figure of Christ.Sistine, 32, 79 Finally, the project required the destruction of two lunettes with the first two Ancestors of Christ from Michelangelo's own ceiling scheme.Sistine, 180 However, some of these works may have already been damaged by an accident in April 1525, when the altar curtains went on fire; the damage done to the wall is unclear.Sistine, 33 The Resurrection of the Dead The structure of the chapel, built in a great hurry in the 1470s,Sistine, 27–28 had given trouble from the start, with frequent cracks appearing.
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