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From a mobile van and a static canteen she served refreshments to young men and women in uniform.

She also said, according to the translator, that her daughter had siekte van mal - ' sickness of the mind ', or mental illness.

They all had loud background noise and at first none save the neutron van seemed to have much intrinsic liveliness and complexity.

An ex-army van, fitted out with recording equipment, traveled the country collecting conversations.

Car-ownership indicated whether the household had the use of a car or van.

The date and time indicating when the vans would be in a particular neighbourhood were also listed on the flier.

The vans returned for another 'load' (pp. 361-85).

A mobile recruiting van accompanied the procession and a fluent bilingual individual acted as broadcaster to spread the message.

The rotary van pump is isolated from the chamber by a liquid nitrogen cold trap.

Household car access identifies whether the respondent lives in a household where there is a car or van available for his personal use.

118 dav id m. p ot ter and d oug l as van belle do not know about the aid program at all.

Assuming that a van ($35,000 over 5 years) and driver would be needed (7 hours/day at $14/hour plus benefits), the cost would be $1.25 per run.

Listening later, the distant approach of the van did contribute one of the more evocative sounds of the project, a serendipitous found object.

It called on members to be ' reckless ' in their evangelism and employed loud-speaker vans in its 1946 mission.

Less than a mile from the house, the van gently eased off the road and fell on its side in a shallow ditch.