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By coincidence he was visiting his old World War II battlefields in Tunisia where the film was being made.
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By the Meiji Period, the practice was adopted amongst commoners as well, and included the modern ritual of visiting a shrine to drive out evil spirits and wish for a long healthy life.
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By visiting cities ' commodity exchanges, the player can inspect what is for sale, buy and sell commodities and, ideally, turn enough profit to buy everything the colony needs.
By visiting Mueang district, tourists can buy many home made food such as shredded pork ( Mu Yong ), Chinese sausage ( Koon Chiang ), and sweet radish in honey etc.
By the mid-1980s, 600, 000 people per year were visiting the building, which was designed for only 100, 000.
By chance, around this time she met a visiting priest, the Abbé Louis William Valentine Dubourg, S. S., who was a member of the French emigré community of Sulpician Fathers.
By the 15th century the statue was plated in silver ; Catherine of Aragon is recorded as visiting on 17 July 1532.
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By what his supporters considered wise policy he attempted to pacify the new province, placing Colonel Arthur Phayre in sole charge of it, personally visiting it, and establishing a system of telegraphs and communications.
By 1805 it had been hunted to extinction by sealers and visiting sailors.
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By eighteen, Henderson was active on the Detroit jazz scene of the mid -' 50s, playing in jam sessions with visiting New York stars.
By 1900 sailboats accounted for 5 % of ships visiting Istanbul, however this 5 % was greater in number than any year of the 19th century.
By that time whaling had collapsed and Dumont D ' Urville and his officers, visiting in 1840, observed the port had become the centre of a riotous trade in liquor and prostitution.
By the time of Montacute's completion, upper servants often dined and entertained visiting servants in the pantry.
By the end of the eighteenth century, the visiting John Wesley noted how: " Two-thirds of the old town is in ruins or has entirely vanished.
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