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  • It brought 100mm of rain to the northern provinces of Luzon and grew to a super-typhoon by Thursday, as it headed north-eastwards towards Japan.

    Super typhoon Songda tears past the Philippines 2011

  • Severe weather warnings were issued last night for much of Scotland and Northern Ireland, and heavy snow, sleet and rain is expected to spread north-eastwards across the country, causing more disruption on the transport network.

    Freezing weather set to return across the country 2010

  • Pointing north-eastwards to the majestic pile in the

    The Land of Midian 2003

  • Time to inspect the Dihh Silil28, a fiumara which runs from the western hills north-eastwards to the sea.

    First footsteps in East Africa 2003

  • Our course now wound north-eastwards along hill-shoulders, rich in flowery plants and scented mimosa.

    Two Trips to Gorilla Land and the Cataracts of the Congo 2003

  • No news has been heard of the other column supposed to be advancing north-eastwards from Lubango, the capital of Huila province.

    ANC Daily News Briefing 1993

  • Walter Renold's inn lay at the far corner of the horse-fair, not on the London highroad, but on the quieter road that bore away north-eastwards.

    St. Peter's Fair Peters, Ellis, 1913- 1981

  • Walter Renold's inn lay at the far corner of the horse-fair, not on the London highroad, but on the quieter road that bore away north-eastwards.

    St. Peter's Fair Peters, Ellis, 1913- 1981

  • We set off north-eastwards to the sea, Nancy staying behind us to the right, with me flying looking over my shoulder to keep a steady distance between us.

    Rat Race Francis, Dick 1970

  • Strider now turned their course again north-eastwards, and on the sixth day they reached the top of a long slow-climbing slope, and saw far ahead a huddle of wooded hills.

    The Fellowship of the Ring Tolkien, J. R. R. 1965

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