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The young baronet, who now, though still entitled to be called young, was disfigured by the premature defeatures of a vicious life, mistrusted it all the more, when, on visiting the old hall, he was forced to recognize the improvements effected in the neighbouring property (that he should be forced to call it "_neighbouring_!") by the judicious administration of the new owner.

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, No. CCCXXXVI. October, 1843. Vol. LIV.

Last December, the Liberians battled more than a sandy field to get to it in neighbouring Sierra Leone.

Craig and Marc Kielburger: Championship Team Helps Rebuild Liberia

Even bloggers in neighbouring Singapore have been mourning this loss.

Global Voices in English » Malaysia: Remembering film director Yasmin Ahmad

And just as you would think that we have had our fill of diseases, the deadly Plague has been reported in neighbouring Libya, poising a valid threat to the Egyptian western borders.

Global Voices in English » Egypt: Between the Swine Flu and Approaching Plague

Much of the camp suffered significant damage during the fighting, forcing thousands of Palestinian refugees to find shelter in neighbouring, overcrowded refugee camps and villages.

Global Voices in English » Lebanon: Anger Rebuilding of Palestinian Camp Suspended

There were leaflets in neighbouring wards in the County elections - one in favour, the other strongly against!

The murky politics of the Green Party

But requests to borrow a pump from several fire services in neighbouring counties were unsuccessful, and it was only at a quarter past midnight that a pump was located more than 40 miles away in London.

Firefighters 'lost control' of blaze at Aldermaston nuclear weapons base

Any attempt to counter terrorists war-torn Afghanistan will not succeed without an intervention in neighbouring Pakistan, Liberal Leader Stephane Dion said Wednesday.

2008 January 16 « Unambiguously Ambidextrous

Through that we were able to establish that the blockage was limited to China and didn't occur in neighbouring countries, which helped rule out technical failure as a cause.

Boing Boing

Ken Livingstone is to work as a consultant to a tyrant who supports terrorism in neighbouring states via groups such as FARC and who proclaimed his "brotherhood" with Saddam Hussein and bestowed kind words on the Taliban.

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