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With all that hanging in the air — and with Trump's approval ratings dropping rapidly — many party leaders are keeping out of sight.
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While he has largely been keeping out of sight, Philip has joined the Queen, 92, at some polo matches this summer — and earlier this month, he surprised royal watchers by taking a helicopter (paid for by himself) to make the 190-mile journey to Romsey, in Hampshire.
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Gulen denies any involvement and accused Erdogan on Friday of being "poisoned" by power.. Saniye Calkin, who heads the Netherlands-based Hizmet organization of Gulen supporters, said members were keeping out of sight after dozens of reports of death threats, arson, vandalism, and physical assaults in Dutch towns and cities.
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Half- Breeds on Venus begins shortly after the final events in "Half-Breed". The three Tweenie ships have landed on Venus, and over a thousand Tweenies, led by Max Scanlon, emerge onto an upland plateau. As Max is getting on in years, he gives his elder son Arthur the task of preparing the underground settlement where the Tweenies will live, keeping out of sight of the planet's human settlers. Meanwhile, Arthur's younger brother Henry is exploring Venus and flirting with his girlfriend Irene.
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The Church was much better at retaining its images. Engravings were relatively expensive and sold to an urban middle-class that had become increasingly affluent in the belt of cities that stretched from the Netherlands down the Rhine to Southern Germany, Switzerland and Northern Italy. Engraving was also used for the same types of images as woodcuts, notably devotional images and playing cards, but many seem to have been collected for keeping out of sight in an album or book, to judge by the excellent state of preservation of many pieces of paper over five hundred years old.Landau and Parshall, 46–51, 64.
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