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A few cars could be seen carefully navigating twisted and sand-strewn roads in an apparent attempt to flee, or survey the damage to their communities.
In the Northeast, Fire, Water and Ruin Yuka Hayashi 2011
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A few cars could be seen carefully navigating twisted and sand-strewn roads in an apparent attempt to flee, or survey the damage to their communities.
Quake, Tsunami Slam Japan Chester Dawson 2011
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A few cars could be seen carefully navigating twisted and sand-strewn roads in an apparent attempt to flee, or survey the damage to their communities.
Relief Effort Continues as Nuclear Worries Loom Chester Dawson 2011
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He also made sure to pause for applause after he named some of the people that helped turn a napkin sketch into a sand-strewn reality.
David Rockwell, Bloomberg Open Imagination Playground (PHOTOS) 2010
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He also made sure to pause for applause after he named some of the people that helped turn a napkin sketch into a sand-strewn reality.
David Rockwell, Bloomberg Open Imagination Playground (PHOTOS) 2010
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"The Bible, it seems certain, was the work of sand-strewn men and women who thought the earth was flat and for whom a wheelbarrow would have been a breathtaking example of emerging technology," Mr. Harris writes.
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Visitors can climb 102 sand-strewn steps to a platform that provides vistas of the entire island and, on clear days, Denmark beyond.
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The Bible, it seems certain, was the work of sand-strewn men and women who thought the earth was flat and for whom a wheelbarrow would have been a breathtaking example of emerging technology.
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I think the writers of the Bible, sand-strewn though they certainly were women, though?
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When he caught sight of the pteridons " and the Myrmidons with their lances " he lowered his rifle and watched as the pteridons began to land on the sand-strewn flat.
Soarer's Choice Modesitt, L. E. 2006
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