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• The sandstone statues dated to the early neolithic era are particularly splendid.
• The cargo was particularly splendid, the military achievements-Cochin, Cranganore, Tanur-strategically important.
• There is, for a particularly splendid example, this account of a car trip in the company of Clark Gable and William Faulkner.
• Mayor Willie Brown welcomed even the guests who shop at Macy's to Wilkesland, and no one stepped on his particularly splendid blue calf shoes.
• The capital of Belgium and of the European Union remains a particularly splendid display window for that elegant turn-of-the-century style with its long and undulating lines.
• These types of plumes happen from time to time all over the world without any special provocation, although the Deccan Traps is a particularly splendid example.
• It's not like you don't ever want to read about such things, but on this particularly splendid and most holy day you do not want to read about hurt children.
• The course is a mixture of heath and woodland, the tree-lined fairways have a particularly splendid backcloth of colour with attractive areas of heather and many species of wild flowers.
• One particularly splendid example made its first appearance before human eyes in the fall of 1994, after 12 years of dogged up-and-down pursuit by researchers at Scotland's University of Glasgow and the Daresbury Synchrotron in England.
• But he said they can be expected to be particularly splendid in their pageantry, and John Paul and other celebrants will, as has been the custom in previous Holy Years, don many of the Vatican's most treasured vestments.
• A cursory look at a map showed that the road between these two classic High Sierra resorts was U . S . 395, one of those famous scenic highways that's forever turning up in magazine lists of particularly splendid drives.