Twenty nations competed for the Webb Ellis Cup in the tournament, which was hosted by France from 7 September to 20 October.

Twenty seven nations competed and events for single sculls, double sculls, coxless pairs, coxed pairs, coxless fours, coxed fours and eights were offered.

Grand Fenwick forms an alliance of small nations, the Tiny Twenty, and uses its control of the bomb to obtain world peace.

With the world at the tiny country's mercy, Duchess Gloriana, the leader of Grand Fenwick, lists her terms: all the nuclear weapons of the powerful nations must go through an inspection by impartial scientists and the " Tiny Twenty " ( a joke about the " Big Three " Nations ) should be formed, a group of twenty small nations so that small nations can get their voices heard as well as large ones.

Twenty percent of its capital was owned by the federal government, the Bank's single largest stockholder Four thousand private investors held 80 % of the Bank's capital, including one thousand Europeans.

Twenty five years later, the Holy Year could not be held because of the unsettled situation in the Roman Republic and temporary exile of Pius IX.

The basic foundations of the beliefs of the church can be summarized in the Apostles ' Creed, and The Twenty Five Articles of Religion, held in common with other Methodist Episcopal congregations.

Twenty villagers held two smallholdings, with two slaves and eight ploughs.

Twenty minutes later, the locale where the rematch was held had almost been entirely destroyed.

Twenty thousand Carlist volunteers laid down their arms at Vergara ; only the irreconcilables led by Cabrera held out for a while in the central provinces of Spain.

Twenty eight children were kidnapped by the Tucson townspeople and held as ransom for the Apache warriors.

In 1991 The Kitchen held its twentieth anniversary celebration: The Kitchen Turns Twenty with a retrospective mini-music festival entitled Five Generations of Composers, as well as a re-creation of Jean Dupuy ’ s Soup and Tart, entitled: Burp: Soup and Tart Revisited.

Twenty of the most popular maps held by the LMA are accessible in the map cabinet in the reference room.

Twenty years after being in 4th place in the FIFA World Cup 1934 held in Italy, Austria returned to the circle of the best teams again.

Twenty Formula One Argentine Grand Prix races were held in the Autódromo between and.

He held the record for the largest single win in United States game show history, until it was broken by Rahim Oberholtzer who won $ 1. 12 million on another U. S. quiz show, Twenty One.

Twenty one soldiers, under the command of Hav Ishar Singh, held the Saragarhi piquet.

When World War II broke out, Masterman was drafted to become the chairman of the Twenty Committee, which was a group of British intelligence officials, including wartime amateurs, who held the key to the Double Cross System, which turned German spies into double agents working for the British.

A Leyden rifle being held by a crew member aboard the Nautilus, in the science fiction classic Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea.

His jockey, Charlie Kurtsinger, chose the rail and went inside, but the tiring Mate blocked Twenty Grand and held on to win by a half length.

* Twenty years ' armistice-and after: British foreign policy since 1918 ( Right Book Club 1940 )

In September 2010, Wesley Scroggins, a professor at Missouri State University, wrote an article, " Filthy books demeaning to Republic education ", in which he claimed that Speak, along with Slaughterhouse Five and Twenty Boy Summer, should be banned for " exposing children to immorality ".

A brand new AXE album, Axe ( Twenty Years From Home ) was released in September 1997 featuring re-recorded versions of choice tracks from each of the first four AXE albums, plus two from the recently released V record.

* 25 Years of PC Magazine: Year Twenty 2001, Innovators: Asa Dotzler — PC Magazine article on Dotzler ( September, 2007 )

Twenty days later, on September 16, 1776, Scott led the same battalions and regiments at the Battle of Harlem Heights, an American victory.

Twenty years earlier, on September 22, 1823, Smith claimed to have uncovered a set of golden plates in similar circumstances, and, according to Latter Day Saint belief, translated them into the Book of Mormon.

In September 1983, after playing " Old Time Rock and Roll " by Bob Seger for 48 hours straight, they launched a new format, " Twenty Years of Rock and Roll " as classic hits " K-JO 104 ".

Twenty years later, on September 11, 1989, the Early Learning Center opened in the renovated building once used for the high school and has established itself as the feeder to the school.

Tina Turner was scheduled to perform during her Twenty Four Seven Tour on September 29, 2000, but the show was cancelled, due to scheduling conflicts.

On September 27, the organized thunderstorm area was upgraded to Tropical Depression Twenty One-E while south of Acapulco.

On September 9, 2009, Dark Horse released a 600-page hardcover titled The Life and Times of Martha Washington in the Twenty First Century.

Twenty eight years later on 16 September 2010 Pope Benedict XVI celebrated Mass close to the same spot as his predecessor.

Twenty countries joined a three-day Asia Pacific consultation on free and open source software, which ended on September 3, 2005 on an optimistic note which saw non-proprietarial software playing an increasingly important role in this talent-rich, resource-poor region.

Twenty years later, when Finland was at war with the Soviet Union during 1939 – 1944, Mannerheim successfully led the defence of Finland as commander-in-chief of the country's armed forces.

The study of International relations as theory can be traced to E. H. Carr's " The Twenty Years ' Crisis " which was published in 1939 and to Hans Morgenthau's " Politics Among Nations " published in 1948. International relations as a discipline is believed to have emerged after the First World War with the establishment of a Chair of International Relations at the University of Wales, Aberystwyth.

A sign of the future tendencies in diplomatic history occurred in 1939 with the publication of the British historian E. H. Carr's book The Twenty Years ' Crisis which suggested that it was a flawed peace settlement in 1919 instead of the decisions of individual leaders that caused the problems of interwar Europe.

In 1939 her book, Twenty Jataka Tales ( ISBN 978-0892813230 ), inspired by the Jātaka tales of Buddhist tradition, was published in London.

In 1939 comparison of its One Twenty with the LaSalle, the company declared that: " Packard has style identity ... Packard styling is consistent .. But look at the 1938 LaSalle!

During his time at Indiana, he published four books, including Twenty Thousand Homeless Men ( 1936 ), The Professional Thief ( 1937 ), the third edition of Principles of Criminology ( 1939 ), and the censored first edition of White Collar Crime ( 1949 ), his masterpiece.

Many of Mayer's writings on international affairs in the interwar era take as their starting point Carr's 1939 book The Twenty Year's Crisis.

Much of this writing has contrasted these idealist writers with ' realists ' in the tradition of E. H. Carr, whose The Twenty Years ' Crisis ( 1939 ) both coined the term ' idealist ' and was a fierce and effective assault on the inter-war idealists.

Twenty were built between 1938 and 1939, with British Railways adding a further 10 in 1950.