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A final explosion occurred a few hours later when one of the bombers who had been hiding in a room blew himself up long after ambulances had carried the dead and wounded from the hotel, which sits on a hill overlooking the mountain-rimmed capital.
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A final explosion occurred a few hours later when one of the bombers who had been hiding in a room blew himself up long after ambulances had carried the dead and wounded from the hotel, which sits on a hill overlooking the mountain-rimmed capital.
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A final explosion occurred a few hours later when one of the bombers who had been hiding in a room blew himself up long after ambulances had carried the dead and wounded from the hotel, which sits on a hill overlooking the mountain-rimmed capital.
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A final explosion occurred a few hours later when one of the bombers who had been hiding in a room blew himself up long after ambulances had carried the dead and wounded from the hotel, which sits on a hill overlooking the mountain-rimmed capital.
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The killing, which perhaps would not have been called a murder had there been a trial, took place on a certain infelicitous afternoon in the mountain-rimmed town of San Cristobal de las Casas in the Mexican State of Chiapas, during a trip Ray had taken there in the summer between high school and university.
Gansevoort Ridge 2009
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As cows graze in an ancient, mountain-rimmed meadow, a hot-air balloon wafts by carrying a couple of trendies exchanging New Age marrige vows.
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A ruler-straight contrail climbed above the mountain-rimmed desert basin accompanied by screams of "Yeah!"
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She forced her gaze back to the dripping dog, who was beginning to shiver as the sun sank toward the mountain-rimmed horizon.
The Bounty Hunter Thompson, Vicki Lewis 1995
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For nearly sixty generations my ancestors had stood where I now stood surveying the mountain-rimmed valley of Toledo, and invariably they had found it The Cactus and the Maguey 13 gratifying.
Mexico Michener, James 1992
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The steamer took them upriver to Albany, where they boarded a morning train to the village of Lake George at the southern tip of the mountain-rimmed lake, which Georgia once called the most beautiful lake in the Adirondacks.
Portrait of An Artist Laurie Lisle 1986
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