Input: Union Pacific then consolidated its operations , eliminating the Las Vegas repair facility .

consolidated

Union Pacific

its operations

eliminating

the Las Vegas repair facility

Union Pacific


Input: But the southwest 's growing need for water , combined with Las Vegas 's fortuitous proximity to the Colorado River , would give Las Vegas a second chance to achieve prosperity .

give

Las Vegas

a second chance to achieve prosperity

the southwest 's growing need for water , combined with Las Vegas 's fortuitous proximity to the Colorado River

achieve

prosperity

Las Vegas


Input: Construction on Hoover Dam ( originally Boulder Dam , subsequently renamed for the president who authorized the project ) began in 1931 in a canyon 45 miles ( 72 km ) southeast of Las Vegas .

Construction

on Hoover Dam ( originally Boulder Dam , subsequently renamed for the president who authorized the project

began

Construction on Hoover Dam ( originally Boulder Dam , subsequently renamed for the president who authorized the project

in 1931


Input: They went to work on what has become one of the lengthiest citywide tourism campaigns ever attempted .

become

what

one of the lengthiest citywide tourism campaigns ever attempted

tourism


Input: But the Mafia bosses who financed the operation were displeased with its performance ; Siegel was murdered in the summer of 1947 .

murdered

Siegel


Input: Despite its initial failings , Siegel 's Flamingo survived him , as did mob infiltration of casinos .

infiltration

mob

of casinos


Input: Though Las Vegas had developed a powerful local economy , few major outside investments were made in the city , due primarily to mob infiltration and its inherent ties to illegal activities .

infiltration

mob

illegal

activities

activities

developed

Las Vegas

a powerful local economy


Input: When it was over , Hughes owned six casinos , an airport , and an airline , along with numerous plots of land stretching from the Strip to the mountains .

over

it


Input: Hughes ' actions would have beneficial repercussions , both immediate and lasting .

actions

Hughes

actions


Input: That , combined with the formation of the Nevada Gaming Control Board , would signal the beginning of the end for heavy mob influence in the city .

formation

of the Nevada Gaming Control Board


Input: What was once a sure thing became much more competitive .

became

much more competitive

What was once a sure thing

competitive

What was once a sure thing


Input: In the mid-1980s , Wynn began plans to reinvigorate Las Vegas with a new resort .

reinvigorate

Wynn

Las Vegas

with a new resort

began

Wynn

plans to reinvigorate Las Vegas with a new resort


Input: Wynn 's demolition of the existing properties started a trend that , more than any other , describes Las Vegas at the end of the 20th century : removal of old properties in exchange for the potential of new ones .

demolition

Wynn 's

of the existing properties

existing

properties

removal

of old properties

exchange

old properties

for the potential of new ones

started

Wynn 's demolition of the existing properties

a trend that , more than any other , describes Las Vegas at the end of the 20th century : removal of old properties in exchange for the potential of new ones


Input: They can no longer be just a box filled with gaming tables , restaurants , and a showroom .

filled

a box

with gaming tables , restaurants , and a showroom


Input: As evidence of the `` ever-faster '' nature of the city , by the middle of the 1990s the new approach showed signs of backlash , with many visitors criticizing the mediocrity of the Las Vegas experience .

visitors

visitors

criticizing

many visitors

the mediocrity of the Las Vegas experience


Input: New resorts offer attractions and amenities modeled after those available in top resort cities worldwide , including luxurious spas , signature restaurants , and exclusive boutiques .

offer

New resorts

attractions and amenities modeled after those available in top resort cities worldwide , including luxurious spas , signature restaurants , and exclusive boutiques


Input: The world 's most expensive resort at $1.6 billion , the Bellagio 's amenities include 5-star dining , Chanel-caliber boutiques , and a world-class collection of artistic masterworks .

expensive

resort

most


Input: But he insisted the international community can do a much better job in helping Iraq deal with its economic and health problems .

insisted

he

the international community can do a much better job in helping Iraq deal with its economic and health problems

helping

the international community

Iraq

deal with its economic and health problems

deal

Iraq

with its economic and health problems


Input: Iraq says the United States and Britain hold up delivery of needed supplies , using their clout in the United Nations .

says

Iraq

the United States and Britain hold up delivery of needed supplies , using their clout in the United Nations

delivery

of needed supplies

using

their clout


Input: Most often reporters recount these tales with each other and with their sources rather than share them with the general public .

recount

reporters

these tales

with each other and with their sources


Input: Now I am getting way too philosophical , but this is my final missive , so why not ?

final

missive


Input: GIVE ME A CALL SOMETIME CELL : 713 991 - 5621 .

CALL

ME


Input: Hall 's landmark visit to Iraq started on Sunday evening when he arrived here by land from Amman , Jordan .

visit

Hall

to Iraq

arrived

he

here

by land

from Amman , Jordan

started

Hall 's landmark visit to Iraq

on Sunday evening

when he arrived here by land from Amman , Jordan


Input: I think we know what we 're going to speak about .

speak

we

about

what


Input: There is one state that does that by the way .

is

one state that does that

does

one state

that

that


Input: I saw report something the other night about it .

report

about it


Input: Well , even if it 's life like you say , we end up spending sixty thousand dollars a year to keep some , you know , joker in there for life .

say

you

it 's life


Input: We could spend that money , you know , for starving children that are starving or twelve million other things would be more useful than that .

starving

starving children

that


Input: They 're really getting a select group .

getting

They

a select group


Input: Yeah , yeah , I mean you 're - you 're in Dallas so - everybody - i ca n't believe they can , uh , like in a murder situations , they look for juries who do n't know anything about the system well or know anything about the - the - occurrence .

murder


Input: Through the fogged glass I dimly saw a man spring up from a chair beside the fire , and heard a sharp cry from within the room .

spring

a man

from a chair beside the fire


Input: Telegraphic inquiries had been already made which showed that Marx knew nothing of his customer save that he was a good payer .

payer

he


Input: In silence Baynes led the way to the sink and held forward his candle .

held

his candle

Baynes


Input: The limbs and body of some large , white bird , torn savagely to pieces with the feathers still on , were littered all over it .

with

the feathers

some large , white bird


Input: Your powers , if I may say so without offence , seem superior to your opportunities . "

say

I

so


Input: I should say almost unique . "

say

I

almost unique . "


Input: Did his companions follow him and kill him ?

kill

his companions

him


Input: I think that I have seen all that I wish in this house , and that my time may be more profitably employed elsewhere .

employed

elsewhere .

my time


Input: After his habit he said nothing , and after mine I asked no questions .

said

he

nothing


Input: Save for this one excursion , he spent his days in long and often solitary walks , or in chatting with a number of village gossips whose acquaintance he had cultivated .

chatting

he

with a number of village gossips whose acquaintance he had cultivated .

excursion

he

walks

he


Input: " I 'm sure , Watson , a week in the country will be invaluable to you , " he remarked .

remarked

he

" I 'm sure , Watson , a week in the country will be invaluable to you , "


Input: He prowled about with this equipment himself , but it was a poor show of plants which he would bring back of an evening .

bring

back

a poor show of plants

which

he

prowled

He

himself


Input: " Apparently , " said I as I read the following report :

said

I

" Apparently , "


Input: It was suggested , but never proved , that the deceased gentleman may have had valuables in the house , and that their abstraction was the motive of the crime .

proved

that the deceased gentleman may have had valuables in the house , and that their abstraction was the motive of the crime .

abstraction

their

the house ,

suggested

that the deceased gentleman may have had valuables in the house , and that their abstraction was the motive of the crime .

crime

crime


Input: This man has been seen since the crime , for he was detected and pursued by Constable Walters on the same evening , when he had the audacity to revisit Wisteria Lodge .

crime

revisit

he

Wisteria Lodge .


Input: The man walked into the trap and was captured last night after a struggle in which Constable Downing was badly bitten by the savage .

struggle

the

savage

Constable Downing

captured

walked

The man

into the trap


Input: The proof of this lies in the fact that it was H E who had arranged for the presence of Scott Eccles , which could only have been done for the purpose of an alibi .

done

which


Input: I say 'criminal ' because only a man with a criminal enterprise desires to establish an alibi .

establish

enterprise

only a man

with

a

criminal

an alibi .

because

only a man with a criminal enterprise desires

to establish an alibi .

'criminal

say

I


Input: Who , then , is most likely to have taken his life ?

life

Who

his


Input: They were A L L confederates in the same unknown crime .

confederates

in the same unknown crime .

crime


Input: But the attempt was a dangerous one , and if Garcia did N O T return by a certain hour it was probable that his own life had been sacrificed .

return

Garcia


Input: " Well , what is the next step ? "

step

what


Input: He is either a foreigner or has lived long in the tropics , for he is yellow and sapless , but tough as whipcord .

for

He is either a foreigner or has lived long in the tropics


Input: This little group forms the real family , for their travel about together , and Henderson is a great traveller , always on the move .

travel

their

about

traveller


Input: It is only within the last weeks that he has returned , after a year 's absence , to High Gable .

returned

he

to High Gable .


Input: There are no better instruments than discharged servants with a grievance , and I was lucky enough to find one .

are

than discharged servants

with a grievance ,

no better instruments


Input: Everything is carried to a certain door , which forms the one connection .

carried

Everything

to a certain door


Input: We may take it that the letter came out of this strange household and was an invitation to Garcia to carry out some attempt which had already been planned .

came

the letter

out of this strange household

out

Garcia

some attempt which had already been planned .

invitation

to Garcia

to carry out some attempt which had already been planned .


Input: " If she wrote the note she was presumably the friend and confederate of Garcia .

confederate

she

of Garcia .

wrote

she

the note


Input: Could we see her , then and try to use her ?

use

her


Input: There is nothing upon which we can apply for a warrant .

is

upon which we can apply for a warrant .

nothing


Input: We can 't let such a situation continue .

let

such a situation

continue

We


Input: If the law can do nothing we must take the risk ourselves . "

do

the law

nothing


Input: " What do you suggest ? "

suggest

you

What


Input: But it was not destined that our investigation should have so adventurous an ending .

investigation

our


Input: " I watched at the gate , same as you advised , Mr . Holmes , " said our emissary , the discharged gardener .

said

our emissary , the discharged gardener .

" I watched at the gate , same as you advised ,

watched

I

advised

you

I watched at the gate


Input: They pushed her into the carriage .

pushed

They

her

into the carriage .


Input: We carried her upstairs , laid her on the sofa , and a couple of cups of the strongest coffee soon cleared her brain from the mists of the drug .

carried

We

upstairs

her

cleared

from the mists of the drug .

her brain

a couple of cups of the strongest coffee

laid

her

on the sofa ,


Input: " Why , sir , you 've got me the very evidence I want , " said the inspector warmly , shaking my friend by the hand .

said

the inspector

" Why , sir , you 've got me the very evidence I want , "


Input: From that moment he had vanished from the world , and his identity had been a frequent subject for comment in the European press .

vanished

he

from the world ,

comment

a frequent subject

in the European press .


Input: " How can an English lady join in such a murderous affair ? "

join

an English lady

in such a murderous affair ? "


Input: " I join in it because there is no other way in the world by which justice can be gained .

gained

justice

join

I

in it

there

no other way in the world by which justice can be gained


Input: " I will tell you it all .

tell

I

you

it all .


Input: With a premonition of his fate he had refused to take me with him .

refused

he

to take me with him


Input: He escaped as you have just described .

described

you

as


Input: But the many whose lives he had ruined , whose nearest and dearest had suffered torture and death at his hands , would not let the matter rest .

death

suffered

torture and death at his hands ,

nearest and dearest

whose


Input: I smiled on him , did my duty to his children , and bided my time .

did

I

my duty


Input: He could do little during the day , for Murillo took every precaution and never went out save with his satellite Lucas , or Lopez as he was known in the days of his greatness .

went

Murillo

out

do

He

little


Input: I was to see that the doors were open and the signal of a green or white light in a window which faced the drive was to give notice if all was safe or if the attempt had better be postponed .

see

I

that the doors were open and the signal of a green or white light in a window which faced the drive was to give notice if all was safe or if the attempt had better be postponed

open

the doors


Input: He crept up behind me and sprang upon me just as I had finished the note .

crept

He

up

behind me

sprang

He

upon me


Input: Lopez addressed the note which I had written , sealed it with his sleeve-link , and sent it by the hand of the servant , Jose .

sent

Lopez

it

by the hand of the servant , Jose .

written

I

which

the note


Input: This afternoon a good lunch was brought me , but the moment after I took it I knew that I had been drugged .

brought

me

a good lunch

drugged

I


Input: We had all listened intently to this remarkable statement .

listened

We

to this remarkable statement .

statement

statement


Input: " Exactly , " said I .

said

I

" Exactly , "


Input: " Come , come , " said Baynes cheerily , " I think better of the law than that .

said

Baynes

" Come , come , "

I think better of the law than that


Input: To entice a man in cold blood with the object of murdering him is another , whatever danger you may fear from him .

murdering

him

entice

a man


Input: But the mulatto 's heart was with it , and he was driven back to it next day , when , on reconnoitering through the window , he found policeman Walters in possession .

found

he

policeman Walters

reconnoitering

he

driven

he

back to it


Input: " 'The true voodoo-worshipper attempts nothing of importance without certain sacrifices which are intended to propitiate his unclean gods .

sacrifices


Input: In extreme cases these rites take the form of human sacrifices followed by cannibalism .

rites

sacrifices

human


Input: It is grotesque , Watson , " Holmes added , as he slowly fastened his notebook , " but , as I have had occasion to remark , there is but one step from the grotesque to the horrible . "

added

Holmes

It is grotesque , Watson

but , as I have had occasion to remark , there is but one step from the grotesque to the horrible

remark

I

there is but one step from the grotesque to the horrible

as

is

but one step from the grotesque to the horrible


Input: The United Nations says Somali gunmen who hijacked a U.N. - chartered vessel carrying food aid for tsunami victims have released the ship after holding it for more than two months .

says

The United Nations

Somali gunmen who hijacked a U.N. - chartered vessel carrying food aid for tsunami victims have released the ship after holding it for more than two months

carrying

a U.N. - chartered vessel

food aid for tsunami victims

aid

for tsunami victims

aid

victims

victims

tsunami

gunmen

gunmen


Input: Stores do not open until 10 am or later , but shopping goes on into the evening , up to 9:30 pm .

open

Stores

until 10 am or later

shopping


Input: Since Friday morning , around 170 fires have been burning , many of which are believed to be caused by arson .

caused

by arson


Input: Authorities are calling the fires `` criminal acts . ''

calling

Authorities

the fires

criminal acts

acts

acts

criminal

criminal

acts


Input: Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis was to for an emergency meeting of the senior ministers in the country 's capital , Athens .

meeting

of the senior ministers


Input: About 30 countries are offering support , according to an EU statement .

offering

About 30 countries

support

support

statement

EU


Input: `` We 've tried to train the youngsters , but they have their discos and their dances , and they just drift away .

dances

their

drift

they

away

train

We

the youngsters


Input: The less complicated version of playing tunes on bells , as do the carillons of continental Europe , is considered by the English to be childish , fit only for foreigners .

do

the carillons of continental Europe

as

playing tunes on bells


Input: Proper English bells are started off in `` rounds , '' from the highest-pitched bell to the lowest -- a simple descending scale using , in larger churches , as many as 12 bells .

using

as many as 12 bells


Input: Then , at a signal , the ringers begin varying the order in which the bells sound without altering the steady rhythm of the striking .

begin

the ringers

varying the order in which the bells sound without altering the steady rhythm of the striking

altering

the ringers

the steady rhythm of the striking

of the striking

varying

the ringers

the order in which the bells sound


Input: A look at a Thursday night practice at St. Mary Abbot church in the Kensington district of London gives an idea of the work involved .

look

at a Thursday night practice at St. Mary Abbot church in the Kensington district of London

practice


Input: No one speaks , and the snaking of the ropes seems to make as much sound as the bells themselves , muffled by the ceiling .

speaks

No one


Input: Totally absorbed , the ringers stare straight ahead , using peripheral vision ( they call it `` rope-sight '' ) to watch the other ropes and thus time their pulls .

stare

the ringers

straight ahead

watch

the ringers

the other ropes

using

peripheral vision

the ringers

to watch the other ropes and thus time their pulls

pulls

their


Input: Far above in the belfry , the huge bronze bells , mounted on wheels , swing madly through a full 360 degrees , starting and ending , surprisingly , in the inverted , or mouth-up position .

starting

the huge bronze bells , mounted on wheels

ending

the huge bronze bells , mounted on wheels


Input: Skilled ringers use their wrists to advance or retard the next swing , so that one bell can swap places with another in the following change .

use

Skilled ringers

their wrists

to advance or retard the next swing , so that one bell can swap places with another in the following change

swap


Input: `` Ringers , she added , are `` filled with the solemn intoxication that comes of intricate ritual faultlessly performed .

added

she

are `` filled with the solemn intoxication that comes of intricate ritual faultlessly performed

Ringers

performed

intricate ritual


Input: With membership of the Church of England steadily dwindling , strong-willed vicars are pressing equally strong-willed and often non-religious ringers to attend services .

pressing

strong-willed vicars

equally strong-willed and often non-religious ringers

to attend services

services


Input: `` They were a self-perpetuating club that treated the tower as sort of a separate premises , '' the Vicar Hummerstone says .

says

`` They were a self-perpetuating club that treated the tower as sort of a separate premises , ''

the Vicar Hummerstone


Input: The vicar , W.D. Jones , refuses to talk about it , saying it would `` reopen the wound .

talk

The vicar , W.D. Jones

about it

saying

The vicar , W.D. Jones

it would `` reopen the wound

refuses

The vicar , W.D. Jones

to talk about it


Input: `` Says Mr. Baldwin , `` We recognize that we may no longer have as high a priority in church life and experience .

Says

Mr. Baldwin

`` We recognize that we may no longer have as high a priority in church life and experience .

recognize

We

that we may no longer have as high a priority in church life and experience


Input: One survey says that of the 100,000 trained bellringers in England today , only 40,000 of them still ring .

says

One survey

that of the 100,000 trained bellringers in England today , only 40,000 of them still ring


Input: They are n't accepted everywhere , however .

accepted

They


Input: `` Another women wrote from Sheffield to say that in her 60 years of ringing , `` I have never known a lady to faint in the belfry .

wrote

say

Another women

that in her 60 years of ringing , `` I have never known a lady to faint in the belfry


Input: Additionally , over the years , Syria has solicited proposals from other countries including Argentina , India , and Italy .

proposals

from other countries including Argentina , India , and Italy


Input: Syria signed the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty ( NPT ) in 1969 .

signed

Syria

the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty ( NPT )


Input: In 1983 , the IAEA assisted Syria in establishing an analytical laboratory that was equipped with systems for atomic spectrometry and various other experiments .

assisted

the IAEA

Syria

in establishing an analytical laboratory that was equipped with systems for atomic spectrometry and various other experiments

establishing

an analytical laboratory that was equipped with systems for atomic spectrometry and various other experiments

the IAEA

equipped

with systems for atomic spectrometry and various other experiments

an analytical laboratory

that


Input: Five Syrian scientists were trained in Hungary , the United States , Yugoslavia , and Austria as a part of the project .

trained

Five Syrian scientists

as a part of the project


Input: In 1986 , the IAEA and AECS constructed a micro - plant at the General Phosphate Company Plant in Homs to study the process of uranium extraction from phosphoric acid .

constructed

the IAEA and AECS

a micro - plant

at the General Phosphate Company Plant in Homs

study

the IAEA and AECS

the process of uranium extraction from phosphoric acid

extraction

uranium

from phosphoric acid


Input: In 1991 , China started constructing Syria 's first research reactor , a 30 KW miniature neutron source reactor ( MNSR ) to be located at the Der Al-Hadjar Nuclear Research Center near Damascus .

started

China

In 1991

constructing Syria 's first research reactor , a 30 KW miniature neutron source reactor ( MNSR ) to be located at the Der Al-Hadjar Nuclear Research Center near Damascus

constructing

China

Syria 's first research reactor , a 30 KW miniature neutron source reactor ( MNSR ) to be located at the Der Al-Hadjar Nuclear Research Center near Damascus

research

located

Syria 's first research reactor , a 30 KW miniature neutron source reactor

at the Der Al-Hadjar Nuclear Research Center


Input: In December 2002 , an Italian newspaper cited an Iraqi officer who asserted that Syria had allowed Iraq to store its weapons of mass destruction in Syria research centers .

cited

an Italian newspaper

an Iraqi officer who asserted that Syria had allowed Iraq to store its weapons of mass destruction in Syria research centers

asserted

an Iraqi officer

who

that Syria had allowed Iraq to store its weapons of mass destruction in Syria research centers

allowed

Syria

Iraq

to store its weapons of mass destruction in Syria research centers

research


Input: In 2004 , Syria responded to U.S. and U.K. pressure to relinquish its WMD by declaring that it is prepared to do so when Israel does the same .

responded

Syria

to U.S. and U.K. pressure to relinquish its WMD

by declaring that it is prepared to do so when Israel does the same

pressure

U.S. and U.K.

to relinquish its WMD

declaring

Syria

that it is prepared to do so when Israel does the same

prepared

to do so

it

do

so

it

does

Israel

the same


Input: The United States imposed sanctions in May , citing Syria 's pursuit of WMD programs as one of the reasons for this step .

citing

Syria 's pursuit of WMD programs

as one of the reasons for this step

The United States

step

step


Input: IAEA chief ElBaradei has asserted that there is no reason to believe Syria was a client of A.Q. Khan 's nuclear proliferation network .

asserted

is

no reason to believe Syria was a client of A.Q. Khan 's nuclear proliferation network


Input: He stated that there is no evidence that WMD were transferred to Syria before the U.S. invasion of Iraq .

stated

He

that there is no evidence that WMD were transferred to Syria before the U.S. invasion of Iraq

is

no evidence that WMD were transferred to Syria before the U.S. invasion of Iraq

transferred

WMD

to Syria


Input: I am waiting to hear back from Patti on May and June to make sure they are okay with her .

sure

I

they are okay with her


Input: I need to forecast the money today , so please let me know what you would like to do .

do

you


Input: I am waiting to hear back from Patti on May and June to make sure they are okay with her .

sure

they are okay with her

I


Input: I understand from Janine that you or Patti can provide me with the detail that I need .

provide

you or Patti

me

with the detail that I need


Input: thats fine - we ca n't pay them anyway

pay

we

them


Input: The minister , who has his own website , also said : `` I want Dubai to be the best place in the world for state-of-the-art technology companies . ''

said

The minister , who has his own website

I want Dubai to be the best place in the world for state-of-the-art technology companies


Input: The crowded Kowloon peninsula and the booming New Territories on the mainland call for some serious sightseeing ; but we begin across Victoria Harbor on Hong Kong Island , where the city was first founded and which remains the center of government , business , and commerce .

on

the mainland

the booming New Territories

founded

the city


Input: As the double-decker boats get ready to leave the pier , bells ring , the gangplank is raised , deckhands in blue sailor suits man the hawsers , and a couple of hundred commuters begin a seven - minute sightseeing tour .

leave

the pier

the double-decker boats

suits

suits

begin

a couple of hundred commuters

a seven - minute sightseeing tour

tour

a couple of hundred commuters


Input: Just east of the Star Ferry terminal , you 'll come to City Hall .

come

you

to City Hall

Just east of the Star Ferry terminal


Input: So great is the pressure on the available land that most of Hong Kong 's colonial architectural heritage has been demolished and replaced by new skyscrapers .

pressure

on the available land

demolished

most of Hong Kong 's colonial architectural heritage


Input: Despite protests by preservationists , there was little alternative .

was

little alternative

Despite protests by preservationists


Input: Two bronze lions , carrying out feng shui principles , guard its doors .

carrying

Two bronze lions

feng shui principles


Input: In 1904 , the narrow , double-decker trams ran along the waterfront , but land reclamation has placed them far inland .

ran

the narrow , double-decker trams

along the waterfront

placed

them

far inland

land reclamation


Input: Note the stained glass windows in the Quiet Chapel , designed by Joseph Edward Nuttgens in the late 1950s .

designed

by Joseph Edward Nuttgens

the stained glass windows in the Quiet Chapel

Note

the stained glass windows in the Quiet Chapel


Input: The Peak Tram , originally steam - powered , was built to speed the wealthy taipans to their mountainside retreats .

built

The Peak Tram , originally steam - powered


Input: The modern 120 - passenger cars make the journey in around eight minutes .

journey

The modern 120 - passenger cars


Input: For an interesting glimpse of small and family - owned shops , walk along Bonham Strand East and West , Man Wa Lane , and Cleverly Street .

walk

along Bonham Strand East and West , Man Wa Lane , and Cleverly Street


Input: Hong Kong University 's campus is spread along Bonham Road .

spread

Hong Kong University 's campus

along Bonham Road


Input: The statues in the main shrine represent Man , the god of literature , and Mo , the god of war , a curious juxtaposition .

war


Input: The interesting Edwardian building was formerly the Pathological Institute , founded to combat the 19th century 's 30 - year - long outbreak of bubonic plague .

founded

The interesting Edwardian building


Input: About 2 km ( a mile ) east of Wan Chai , Causeway Bay is second only to Tsim Sha Tsui as Hong Kong 's place to shop .

shop


Input: One story has it that traders Jardine, Matheson and Co fired a private salute for a visiting tycoon , an act that incensed the colonial authorities , who felt that they had the sole right to issue such a 21 - gun welcome .

act

act


Input: ( It does not , in fact , contain any ingredients from tigers , but does promise to cure a wide range of problems such as colds , headaches , rheumatism , gout , toothache , and scorpion bites ) .

promise

cure


Input: Aberdeen , the island 's oldest settlement , once a pirate lair , is home to the `` floating population '' - the boat people who spend their entire lives on the junks in the harbor , some proudly claiming never to have set foot on land ( except for funerals , which do n't count ) .

floating

population

claiming

some

never to have set foot on land ( except for funerals , which do n't count )


Input: There are fewer boats now than in the past ; many boat people , especially the younger generation , have moved to housing projects .

are

fewer boats

now

than in the past


Input: You can take a tour of the port in one of the small sampans , propelled by hand by women drivers .

tour

of the port

in one of the small sampans , propelled by hand by women drivers

You

propelled

by women drivers

one of the small sampans


Input: A half - hour tour costs HK$50 ; pay at the end , or the driver may cut your trip short .

tour

trip

costs

A half - hour tour

pay


Input: If you walk east on the Star Ferry terminal concourse , you will find yourself on the wonderful Promenade , which begins at the clock tower , all that remains of the once grand Kowloon- Canton Railway Terminus .

walk

you

east on the Star Ferry terminal concourse

remains

all

that

of the once grand Kowloon- Canton Railway Terminus


Input: The waterfront here offers unparalled views of the harbor and Hong Kong Island .

offers

The waterfront

unparalled views of the harbor and Hong Kong Island


Input: Next door is the Hong Kong Space Museum and Theatre ( open Monday, Wednesday - Friday 1 - 9 pm ; Saturday , Sunday 10 am - 9 pm ; closed Tuesday ; admission HK$10 adults , HK$5 children ; separate admission to theater ) .

open

the Hong Kong Space Museum and Theatre

closed

the Hong Kong Space Museum and Theatre


Input: The Hong Kong Museum of Art ( see page 54 ) stands behind the Space Museum next to the cultural center .

stands

The Hong Kong Museum of Art

behind the Space Museum next to the cultural center


Input: It contains the Xubaizhi collection of painting and calligraphy ; galleries devoted to antiquities and ceramics ; and a gallery of modern Chinese art .

art

art

Chinese


Input: The Museum of History ( open Tuesday - Saturday 10 am - 6 pm , Sunday 1 - 6 pm ; closed Monday ; admission HK$10 adult , HK$5 child ) opened its new permanent collection at the end of August 2001 .

open

The Museum of History

closed

The Museum of History


Input: Kowloon 's main street was created by Sir Matthew Nathan when he was governor of Hong Kong at the turn of the 19th century .

created

Kowloon 's main street

by Sir Matthew Nathan


Input: Everything is sold here , from clothing to souvenirs to electronic goods , and the market is known for its street-side food stalls , where you can dine inexpensively on seafood .

sold

Everything

clothing

dine

you

on seafood


Input: In the daytime the temple ( open 8 am - 6 pm ) attracts worshipers , and its park attracts strollers and mahjong players .

open

the temple

attracts

worshipers

the temple ( open 8 am - 6 pm )

players

mahjong

players


Input: Near Boundary Street , off Prince Edward Street West , is the Yuen Po Street Bird Garden ( open 8 am - 7 pm ) .

open

the Yuen Po Street Bird Garden


Input: Surprises spring up on all sides : new industrial complexes alongside sleepy farming villages , skyscraper towns blooming in the middle of nowhere , Hakka women in their traditional flat straw hats with hanging black curtains , water buffalo , and flashes of azalea everywhere .

up

Surprises

on all sides

industrial

complexes

in

Hakka women

their traditional flat straw hats with hanging black curtains

on

Surprises spring up

all sides


Input: The main highway makes a circuit of the New Territories , beginning with the new town of Tsuen Wan , situated in an area of heavy industry just west of Kowloon .

makes

The main highway

a circuit of the New Territories

beginning

situated

in an area of heavy industry just west of Kowloon

the new town of Tsuen Wan


Input: The lookout point at Lok Ma Chau was once known as Hong Kong 's `` window on China `` - in the years of China 's isolation from the West , tourists would come to the lookout point here and rent binoculars in order to get a glimpse of the great mystery beyond .

tourists

tourists

come

tourists

to the lookout point

here


Input: The house was built in 1865 by a member of the Man clan who achieved the rank of tai fu ( mandarin ) by doing well in the Imperial Examinations .

built

The house

by a member of the Man clan

achieved

a member of the Man clan

who

the rank of tai fu

by doing well in the Imperial Examinations


Input: You can take a ferryboat through the harbor , past the ingenious Plover Cove reservoir , a water catchment area appropriated by damming and draining a broad inlet from the sea .

draining

a broad inlet from the sea


Input: The Art Gallery in the Institute of Chinese Studies Building is worth a visit for its painting and calligraphy collections .

visit


Input: Legend has it that a local woman climbed the hill every day to watch for her husband returning from across the sea ; one day the wife and her child were turned to stone as a permanent symbol of her enduring faith .

climbed

a local woman

the hill

watch

a local woman

for her husband returning from across the sea

returning

her husband

from across the sea

turned

the wife and her child

to stone


Input: It really looks the part ; the tourists know its name even before the guide can translate it .

tourists

tourists


Input: The monastery is strictly vegetarian , and visitors are warned not to bring any meat with them .

visitors

visitors

bring

any meat


Input: You can have a delicious vegetarian lunch here .

have

You

a delicious vegetarian lunch


Input: Some 10 km ( 6 miles ) west of Hong Kong lies this small , crowded island , only one square mile in size .

lies

this small , crowded island

Some 10 km ( 6 miles ) west of Hong Kong


Input: More than 25,000 people live here , mostly by fishing , but there are also ex-pats , attracted by its laid-back Mediterranean ambience .

are

ex-pats

attracted

ex-pats

by its laid-back Mediterranean ambience


Input: Fish ( heads discreetly wrapped in paper ) are still hung out to dry in the sun .

wrapped

heads

hung

in the sun

Fish


Input: But the most interesting thing to do here is to explore the two villages on the island , Cheung Chau and San Wai .

do

the most interesting thing

explore

the two villages on the island

on

the two villages

the island


Input: There are also several open-air restaurants where you can enjoy fresh seafood .

are

several open-air restaurants where you can enjoy fresh seafood


Input: Only 35 minutes by ferry from Central , Lamma Island is perfect for swimming , hiking , picnicking , birdwatching , or just sitting back to watch the bananas grow .

swimming

hiking

watch

the bananas grow


Input: Both villages offer good waterfront restaurants with homestyle Chinese food , principally seafood fresh from the tank .

offer

Both villages

good waterfront restaurants with homestyle Chinese food


Input: The ports are within hiking distance of several beautiful beaches , and within a one - hour hike of each other on a marked trail .

hiking

hike

one - hour

on

a marked trail

a one - hour hike


Input: Finally , in 1557 , they were all consolidated in Macau .

consolidated

they

in Macau


Input: In 1576 Pope Gregory XIII created the Macau diocese , covering all of China and Japan .

created

Pope Gregory XIII

the Macau diocese


Input: Portugal 's resulting near - monopoly of East - West trade understandably awakened the competitive instincts of other European powers .

trade

East

West

trade

competitive

instincts of other European powers


Input: They were joined by a swarm of spies of all conceivable nationalities , and Macau won a name for international intrigue .

joined

They

by a swarm of spies


Input: New construction in the past 10 years has changed the city 's skyline ; with new , glittering hotels and highrise apartment blocks , the city is beginning to look a little more like Hong Kong .

construction

construction

changed

New construction in the past 10 years

the city 's skyline

beginning

the city

to look a little more like Hong Kong


Input: The 40 - mile trip takes about an hour .

trip

40 - mile


Input: Jetfoils leave every 15 to 30 minutes 24 hours a day .

leave

Jetfoils


Input: Entry procedures are similar to those in Hong Kong - most nationalities need only a passport to enter Macau .

Entry

enter

Macau


Input: Macau 's own currency , the pataca , is pegged to the Hong Kong dollar , and you can use your Hong Kong currency freely in Macau .

use

you

your Hong Kong currency


Input: For all its historic grandeur , the loyal Senate now is the equivalent of a city council , its statesmanship dedicated to water supplies , sewage lines , and the establishment of playgrounds .

establishment

of playgrounds


Input: The rich sculptural effects on the facade mix Eastern and Western symbols : familiar saints , Chinese dragons , and a Portuguese caravel .

mix

The rich sculptural effects on the facade

Eastern and Western symbols


Input: Here , arched bridges , pagodas , fish ponds , and stands of bamboo create the mood of a timeless Chinese painting .

create

arched bridges , pagodas , fish ponds , and stands of bamboo

the mood of a timeless Chinese painting


Input: The museum also offers boat tours aboard a fishing junk .

offers

The museum

boat tours

tours

tours

boat


Input: When they came ashore they found the A - Ma Temple ( properly called Ma Kok Temple ; open daily dawn to dusk ) , dedicated to the favorite goddess of fishermen , who is also known as Tin Hau .

came

they

ashore


Input: The remains of the 17th - century Barra Fortress , which once defended the southern tip of the peninsula , contains the chapel of Santiago ( St. James ) .

defended

which

the 17th - century Barra Fortress

the southern tip of the peninsula

contains

the chapel of Santiago ( St. James

The remains of the 17th - century Barra Fortress , which once defended the southern tip of the peninsula


Input: Among other legends surrounding the statue is a very modern one : During the Chinese Cultural Revolution , when Red Guards were running rampant on Wanchai island , just a swim away , the image of St. James is said to have stepped down from the altar and halted an invasion .

Revolution

swim

stepped

down from the altar


Input: Part of the fortress has been converted and is now used as a luxury inn .

converted

Part of the fortress

used

Part of the fortress


Input: Gambling is wildly popular with the Chinese of Hong Kong , and they make up nearly 80 percent of all visitors to the casinos .

visitors

visitors

to the casinos


Input: Watch the fantan dealer for a few minutes and you 'll almost be an expert : It 's simply a matter of how many odd buttons are left after he has divided a pile of them into groups of four .

Watch

the fantan dealer


Input: Keno is a variation of bingo in which the player chooses numbers to bet on before the draw is made .

variation

of bingo

Keno

player

player

chooses

the player

numbers

made

the draw


Input: The casinos have no admission charge and formal dress is optional , though long pants for men are required .

dress

dress

pants

pants


Input: A grand colonial house , fully restored and outfitted with period furnishings , provides the centerpiece for this expanding `` cultural village . ''

restored

outfitted

with period furnishings

provides


Input: There are restaurants , swimming pools , and changing facilities .

There

restaurants , swimming pools , and changing facilities


Input: The waterfront drive parallels the shore of a Chinese island , and boats headed to China pass through the narrow waterway .

headed

boats

to China

pass

boats headed to China

through the narrow waterway


Input: However , it 's also easy to get to Guangzhou by train or ferry .

easy

to get to Guangzhou by train or ferry

get

to Guangzhou

by train or ferry


Input: You will need a visa to enter China ( see page 109 for information ) .

enter

China


Input: Dr . Sun Yat-sen ( 1866 - 1925 ) began his political career in Canton .

began

Dr . Sun Yat-sen ( 1866 - 1925

his political career in Canton


Input: A former Confucian temple is presently the home of the historic National Peasant Movement Institute , where the Chinese Communist Party trained its leaders in the 1920s .

trained

the Chinese Communist Party

its leaders


Input: It houses more than 200 animal species , most famous of which is the giant panda , and has an imaginative monkey mountain behind a moat .

houses

It

more than 200 animal species , most famous of which is the giant panda


Input: Not to be missed is a visit to Guangzhou 's famous open-air market , Qing Ping .

visit

to Guangzhou 's famous open-air market , Qing Ping


Input: The market bears this out : Along with the usual ducks and chickens , you will see for sale snakes , dogs , bats , and sometimes monkeys - all are highly prized as delicacies .

sale


Input: The individual artisans ' shops are no longer here , but you can visit a silk - weaving factory , a ceramics plant , and the Foshan Folk Art Studio , where you can observe workers making Chinese lanterns , carving sculptures , painting scrolls , and cutting intricate designs in paper .

visit

you

a silk - weaving factory , a ceramics plant , and the Foshan Folk Art Studio

Art

Foshan Folk

Art

observe

you

workers making Chinese lanterns , carving sculptures , painting scrolls , and cutting intricate designs in paper

making

Chinese lanterns


Input: The complex contains the oldest wooden stage in China , used by the Wan Fu Tai Chinese opera .

contains

The complex

the oldest wooden stage in China

used

by the Wan Fu Tai Chinese opera


Input: Because Shenzhen is much cheaper than Hong Kong , it is a popular weekend destination for Hong Kong 's Chinese , who come to relax , dine in its resorts , and play golf - Shenzhen hosted the World Cup of Golf in 1995 .

cheaper

dine

play

golf

hosted

Shenzhen

the World Cup of Golf in 1995


Input: It is known for its inexpensive ( but well - made ) knock-off designer goods .

inexpensive

knock-off designer goods


Input: At least 3 cats are unaccounted for , but after a search of the house , the cats were not believed to have been inside at the time the fire started .

search

of the house


Input: One elderly woman , Anna Bencinich , the mother of Evelyn , was rescued by neighbors who helped her from the burning house .

helped

neighbors

who

her

from the burning house


Input: According to witness reports , the home owners had a new water heater installed just last week , but it is not known if the fire was caused by the heater .

reports

witness

the home owners had a new water heater installed just last week

caused

the fire

by the heater


Input: On 10 February 2005 , the North Korean Foreign Ministry confirmed Li 's statement by announcing that Pyongyang had manufactured nuclear weapons .

confirmed

the North Korean Foreign Ministry

Li 's statement

announcing

that Pyongyang had manufactured nuclear weapons

the North Korean Foreign Ministry

statement

statement

Li 's

manufactured

Pyongyang

nuclear weapons


Input: As of May 2005 , there had been three rounds of six - party talks in Beijing .

been

three rounds of six - party talks in Beijing

talks

six - party


Input: Under the agreement , North and South Korea pledged not to produce nuclear weapons , not to reprocess plutonium , and not to enrich uranium .

pledged

North and South Korea

not to produce nuclear weapons , not to reprocess plutonium , and not to enrich uranium

produce

nuclear weapons

North and South Korea


Input: The NPT withdrawal swiftly followed a December 2002 announcement that North Korea was lifting the freeze on its nuclear program , in response to the U.S. decision to suspend heavy fuel oil ( HFO ) shipments under the Agreed Framework .

announcement

that North Korea was lifting the freeze on its nuclear program , in response to the U.S. decision to suspend heavy fuel oil ( HFO ) shipments under the Agreed Framework

lifting

North Korea

the freeze on its nuclear program

response

to the U.S. decision to suspend heavy fuel oil ( HFO ) shipments under the Agreed Framework

decision

U.S.

to suspend heavy fuel oil ( HFO ) shipments under the Agreed Framework

shipments

heavy fuel oil ( HFO )

U.S.


Input: The Central Intelligence Agency estimates that North Korea has one or two nuclear bombs that were assembled with plutonium reprocessed between 1989 and 1991 .

assembled

that

one or two nuclear bombs

with plutonium reprocessed between 1989 and 1991


Input: However , some analysts speculate that North Korean scientists were present during Pakistan 's nuclear tests in May 1998 , and that Pyongyang could have obtained a tested bomb design from Islamabad or from Pakistani scientists without government approval .

analysts

analysts

tests

nuclear

Pakistan 's

tested

bomb design

obtained

Pyongyang

a tested bomb design

from Islamabad or from Pakistani scientists

design

design


Input: In the spring of 2004 , it was reported that Khan visited North Korea and was shown three nuclear devices .

reported

that Khan visited North Korea and was shown three nuclear devices

visited

North Korea

Khan


Input: North Korean government statements and media reports often cite a `` nuclear threat from the United States , '' and continue to claim that the United States has about 1,000 nuclear weapons deployed in South Korea .

statements

North Korean government

statements

claim

that the United States has about 1,000 nuclear weapons deployed in South Korea

North Korean government statements and media reports

reports

media

reports

cite

North Korean government statements and media reports

a `` nuclear threat from the United States , ''


Input: There is no reason , however , to believe that this allegation is true .

allegation

allegation


Input: There are different schools of thought on the motivations behind Pyongyang 's nuclear weapons program .

are

different schools of thought on the motivations behind Pyongyang 's nuclear weapons program


Input: Many analysts also argue that Pyongyang 's record of exporting ballistic missiles indicates that North Korea would also be willing to sell nuclear materials , technology , or complete nuclear weapons .

analysts

analysts

argue

Many analysts

that Pyongyang 's record of exporting ballistic missiles indicates that North Korea would also be willing to sell nuclear materials , technology , or complete nuclear weapons

sell

nuclear materials , technology , or complete nuclear weapons

North Korea


Input: The Soviets were included in the agreement since they supplied the reactor fuel .

supplied

they

the reactor fuel


Input: North and South Korea then signed the `` Joint Declaration on the Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula , '' whereby both sides promised `` not test , manufacture , produce , receive , possess , store , deploy or use nuclear weapons . ''

signed

North and South Korea

the `` Joint Declaration on the Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula , '' whereby both sides promised `` not test , manufacture , produce , receive , possess , store , deploy or use nuclear weapons

promised

both sides

`` not test , manufacture , produce , receive , possess , store , deploy or use nuclear weapons

test

both sides

nuclear weapons

manufacture

both sides

nuclear weapons

produce

both sides

nuclear weapons

receive

both sides

nuclear weapons

deploy

nuclear weapons

both sides

use

nuclear weapons

both sides


Input: The agreement also bound the two sides to forgo the possession of `` nuclear reprocessing and uranium enrichment facilities . ''

forgo

the possession of `` nuclear reprocessing and uranium enrichment facilities

the two sides


Input: The agreement also provided for a bilateral inspections regime , but the two sides failed to agree on its implementation .

inspections

provided

The agreement

for a bilateral inspections regime


Input: North Korea finally signed an IAEA safeguards agreement on 30 January 1992 , and the Supreme People's Assembly ratified the agreement on 9 April .

signed

North Korea

an IAEA safeguards agreement

ratified

the Supreme People's Assembly

the agreement


Input: After the IAEA was denied access to North Korea 's suspect waste sites in early 1993 , the Agency moved to ask the UN Security Council for special ad hoc inspections , but on 12 March 1993 , North Korea announced its intention to withdraw from the NPT .

ask

the Agency

the UN Security Council

for special ad hoc inspections

announced

North Korea

its intention to withdraw from the NPT

inspections


Input: The crisis was defused in June 1994 when former President Jimmy Carter traveled to Pyongyang to meet with Kim Il Sung .

traveled

former President Jimmy Carter

to Pyongyang

to meet with Kim Il Sung

meet

with Kim Il Sung

former President Jimmy Carter


Input: Under the agreement , North Korea agreed to freeze its gas - graphite moderated reactors and related facilities , and allow the IAEA to monitor that freeze .

allow

the IAEA

to monitor that freeze

North Korea

monitor

the IAEA

that freeze


Input: Pyongyang was also required to `` consistently take steps to implement the North - South Joint Declaration on the Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula , '' and remain a party to the NPT .

steps

Pyongyang

to implement the North - South Joint Declaration on the Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula , ''

party

to the NPT

Pyongyang


Input: The speaker of the Iranian parliament publicly stated in 1988 that `` ... we should fully equip ourselves in defensive and offensive use of chemical , bacteriological , and radiological weapons . ''

stated

The speaker of the Iranian parliament

that `` ... we should fully equip ourselves in defensive and offensive use of chemical , bacteriological , and radiological weapons . ''

use

of chemical , bacteriological , and radiological weapons

defensive and offensive

equip

we

ourselves

in defensive and offensive use of chemical , bacteriological , and radiological weapons

defensive

offensive


Input: Given Iran 's strong biotechnology and pharmaceutical infrastructure , it is not difficult to envision the development of a concealed BW program .

difficult

to envision the development of a concealed BW program

BW


Input: Some Western sources believe that Iran first developed its BW program during the Iran - Iraq War ( 1980 - 88 ) .

developed

Iran

its BW program


Input: In the early 1980s , upon approval of the World Federation of Culture Collections , the Iranian Research Organization for Science and Biotechnology set up a 600 - strain Persian Type Culture Collection to assist Iran 's biotechnology industry .

set

the Iranian Research Organization for Science and Biotechnology

a 600 - strain Persian Type Culture Collection

assist

Iran 's biotechnology industry

the Iranian Research Organization for Science and Biotechnology


Input: Contravening his own argument , however , Schiefer also speculated that the Iranians were most likely trying to acquire the fungi for defensive purposes , such as developing gas masks that would be protective in the event of its offensive use .

acquire

the Iranians

the fungi

use

its

offensive

argument

his own

defensive

offensive


Input: According to Michael Eisenstadt , Iran `` probably is researching such standard agents as anthrax and botulin toxin and it has shown interest in acquiring materials which could be used to produce ricin and mycotoxins . ''

produce

ricin and mycotoxins

used

to produce ricin and mycotoxins

materials which

acquiring

materials which could be used to produce ricin and mycotoxins

it

researching

Iran

such standard agents as anthrax and botulin toxin


Input: With respect to delivery of any BW agent , it is not immediately clear what route Iran has taken or will take .

delivery

of any BW agent

BW


Input: Iran has also conducted chemical and biological defense military exercises with helicopter sprayers and worked with cruise and ballistic missiles , although there is no concrete evidence that it has developed a biological warhead to be fit on such missiles .

exercises

Iran

chemical and biological defense

exercises

developed

it

a biological warhead to be fit on such missiles

defense

chemical and biological

conducted

Iran

chemical and biological defense military exercises


Input: The Razi Institute for Serums and Vaccines and the Pasteur Institute are leading regional facilities in the development and manufacture of vaccines .

manufacture

of vaccines


Input: The majority of these reports cite Iranian attempts to purchase fusaria from Canada and the Netherlands as evidence that Iran is working on a covert weapons program .

purchase

Iranian

fusaria

from Canada and the Netherlands

cite

The majority of these reports

Iranian attempts to purchase fusaria from Canada and the Netherlands

as evidence that Iran is working on a covert weapons program


Input: If covert activities had in fact been taking place at this location , these inspections would have significantly jeopardized such efforts .

inspections

activities


Input: Research of publicly released information from Iranian scientific institutions shows no concrete proof of an offensive BW program .

offensive

BW


Input: One of Iran 's primary biotech focuses is research on agricultural science .

research

on agricultural science


Input: Today , all three facilities undertake projects requiring advanced microbiology and genetic engineering equipment and expertise that could be applied toward the production of biological weapons .

production

of biological weapons

applied

advanced microbiology and genetic engineering equipment and expertise that

toward the production of biological weapons


Input: Also , like many facilities in the West , Iran 's leading biotechnology research and development facilities create valuable vaccine products that are distributed in Iran and throughout the world .

research

biotechnology

create

Iran 's leading biotechnology research and development facilities

valuable vaccine products that are distributed in Iran and throughout the world

distributed

in Iran and throughout the world

valuable vaccine products that


Input: Primary Function : Education , development of post - graduate studies , expansion of industrial and academic links , and establishment of new research laboratories .

Education

expansion

of industrial and academic links

establishment

of new research laboratories

research

industrial


Input: Dear Personal Donor :

Donor

Donor


Input: We do n't waste time as we are helping the community .

helping

we

the community


Input: At Goodwill , it is the hard work of staff and those who benefit from our services that produces the kind of inspiring results I see every day : A Goodwill staff member addresses a group of welfare recipients : `` You can earn the money to support yourself and your family , '' she says .

hard

work

of staff and those who benefit from our services

work

work

of staff and those who benefit from our services

produces

the kind of inspiring results I see every day

that

the hard work of staff and those who benefit from our services

inspiring

results

results

addresses

A Goodwill staff member

a group of welfare recipients

You can earn the money to support yourself and your family

says

she

`` You can earn the money to support yourself and your family , ''

earn

You

the money

support

yourself and your family


Input: I know you can ... I did . ''

did

I


Input: He proudly leaves Goodwill to support himself .

support


Input: These people and their successes are real .

real

These people and their successes


Input: Real work .

Real

work

work


Input: Little ones , like Baby Jessica , caught in the struggle between adoptive and birth parents .

struggle

between adoptive and birth parents


Input: Older kids , like Tracy and Kerry , left homeless after a recent murder - suicide in Indianapolis claimed Mom and Dad .

left

Tracy and Kerry

homeless

murder

suicide


Input: Today , we serve children and families with a multitude of problems : emotional , physical , psychological and sexual abuse .

serve

we

children and families with a multitude of problems : emotional , physical , psychological and sexual abuse


Input: In 1994 Pleasant Run served 346 children and 125 families .

served

Pleasant Run

346 children and 125 families


Input: The children and families who come to Pleasant Run are given the opportunity to become happy , loving , and productive members of our society .

come

The children and families

who

to Pleasant Run

given

The children and families who come to Pleasant Run

the opportunity to become happy , loving , and productive members of our society

become

happy , loving , and productive members of our society

The children and families who come to Pleasant Run


Input: Shopping never ends - there 's always another inviting spot just down the street .

Shopping

ends

Shopping

's

another inviting spot just down the street


Input: But in fact , there have been changes , many of them due to economic progress , new construction , and other factors that influence cities all over the world .

been

changes

construction

construction


Input: British social customs are still evident in the kind of polite service you get in hotels and in the long lines of people waiting for buses at rush hour .

get

you

the kind of polite service


Input: The British population has decreased ; today there are as many American and Australian ex-pats as there are British .

are

as many American and Australian ex-pats as there are British

today


Input: To alleviate the problem , the government has become the city 's major landlord with the construction of massive apartment blocks that , though they have every modern facility , average only 9 square m ( 100 square ft ) in size .

alleviate

the problem

become

the government

the city 's major landlord

construction

of massive apartment blocks that , though they have every modern facility , average only 9 square m ( 100 square ft ) in size


Input: Whole cities have been created in the New Territories , although the unimaginative architecture of these towns has been criticized .

created

Whole cities

criticized

the unimaginative architecture of these towns


Input: There are many stories of refugees who arrived with nothing in their pockets , set up a small sidewalk stall , worked diligently until they had their own store , and then expanded it into a modest chain .

are

many stories of refugees who arrived with nothing in their pockets , set up a small sidewalk stall , worked diligently until they had their own store , and then expanded it into a modest chain

arrived

refugees

who

with nothing in their pockets

up

a small sidewalk stall

refugees

who

worked

refugees

who

expanded

it

into a modest chain


Input: You 'll also notice that gambling is a passion , whether it be cards , mahjong , the lottery , or the horses .

notice

You

that gambling is a passion , whether it be cards , mahjong , the lottery , or the horses


Input: Across Victoria Harbor , connected by ferry and the MTR rail line , is the Kowloon peninsula with its hotels , nightlife , and almost non-stop shopping .

shopping

shopping


Input: You can also take a ferry to Macau to find an entirely different kind of city , a unique blend of Chinese and Iberian culture .

find

an entirely different kind of city , a unique blend of Chinese and Iberian culture


Input: It 's anyone 's guess what may happen in the future , but for now Hong Kong bristles with energy and ambition , and for the visitor , this beautiful city with its contrasts and variety is an exhilarating experience .

guess

anyone 's

what may happen in the future

visitor

visitor


Input: However , in 2002 Russia declared it will eliminate its tactical nuclear weapons by the end of 2004 .

declared

Russia

it will eliminate its tactical nuclear weapons by the end of 2004

eliminate

it

its tactical nuclear weapons

end

of 2004


Input: The START II Treaty , which was declared non - binding in June 2002 , would have reduced this number to between 3,000 and 3,500 strategic nuclear warheads .

reduced

The START II Treaty , which was declared non - binding in June 2002 ,

this number

to between 3,000 and 3,500 strategic nuclear warheads

strategic nuclear warheads


Input: Russia inherited a massive nuclear weapons production complex and large stocks of weapons grade fissile material .

production

nuclear weapons


Input: It is estimated that Russia has between 735 and 1,365 metric tons ( t ) of weapons grade - equivalent highly enriched uranium ( HEU ) and between 106 and 156 t of military - use plutonium .

use

military


Input: The Soviet Union ratified the BWC in 1975 .

ratified

The Soviet Union

the BWC


Input: The Soviet BW arsenal included the causative agents of anthrax , smallpox , plague , tularemia , glanders , and hemorrhagic fever .

BW

BW


Input: In the late 1960s , however , the system also was tasked with defending the USSR against biological attacks .

defending

the system

the USSR

against biological attacks

attacks

biological


Input: There are reports that some countries , including Iran , have attempted to hire Russian BW specialists to help them acquire biological weapons .

reports

that some countries , including Iran , have attempted to hire Russian BW specialists to help them acquire biological weapons

help

them

acquire biological weapons

Russian BW specialists

acquire

them

biological weapons


Input: There have been allegations that the Soviet Union developed a new class of nerve agent ( Novichok ) , estimated to be 5 - 10 times more toxic than VX .

allegations

that the Soviet Union developed a new class of nerve agent ( Novichok ) , estimated to be 5 - 10 times more toxic than VX

developed

the Soviet Union

a new class of nerve agent ( Novichok ) , estimated to be 5 - 10 times more toxic than VX


Input: In November 1997 , Russia ratified the CWC , but financial and other difficulties have impeded the destruction of its chemical weapons stockpile , so it is far behind the timetable specified in the treaty .

ratified

Russia

the CWC

impeded

financial and other difficulties

the destruction of its chemical weapons stockpile

destruction

of its chemical weapons stockpile


Input: In the meantime , Russia continues to extend service lives of existing types of MIRVed ICBMs .

existing

types of MIRVed ICBMs


Input: While no sea - launched ballistic missile ( SLBM ) is currently in production , Russia is developing a new SLBM called the Bulava , which is to be deployed in the existing Typhoon class submarines and in the future in a new class of ballistic missile submarines currently under construction .

production

no sea - launched ballistic missile ( SLBM )

developing

Russia

a new SLBM called the Bulava , which is to be deployed in the existing Typhoon class submarines and in the future in a new class of ballistic missile submarines currently under construction

deployed

which

a new SLBM called the Bulava

in the existing Typhoon class submarines and in the future in a new class of ballistic missile submarines currently under construction

existing

Typhoon class submarines

construction

a new class of ballistic missile submarines


Input: Stephanopoulos Analyzes His Own Crime

Crime

Crime

His


Input: Is Chatterbox alone in thinking there is something strange and even disgusting about Stephanopoulos ' eager show of independence from the president ?

is

something strange and even disgusting about Stephanopoulos ' eager show of independence from the president


Input: The trouble is that Stephanopoulos himself helped propagate those lies in the first place .

helped

Stephanopoulos

propagate those lies


Input: ( Do n't say Stephanopoulos did n't know .

say

Stephanopoulos did n't know


Input: It 's as if Roy Cohn went on television in the mid- '50s to soberly rue the damage wreaked by Sen . Joe McCarthy , without any apology for his own role .

wreaked

the damage

by Sen . Joe McCarthy


Input: At the very beginning , it was encouraged by Israel because they thought it was a counter weight to Palestinian nationalism which is , of course , a secular movement .

because

they thought it was a counter weight to Palestinian nationalism which is , of course , a secular movement

it was encouraged by Israel


Input: Unfortunately , those same charitable organizations , those same charity committees that funnel the funds to needier Palestinians , also serve to support terrorist attacks .

terrorist

terrorist

attacks

terrorist


Input: Israel and the United States say Arafat has not been tough enough on terrorism , and have attempted to force him out of the current peace process .

say

Israel and the United States

Arafat has not been tough enough on terrorism

terrorism

terrorism


Input: He is not telling them to disband and regulate their weapons , so I have no faith in the ability of Abu Mazen to put terror aside .

telling

He

them

to disband


Input: Translator : The armed Intifada must end and we must use and resort to peaceful means in our quest to end the occupation and the suffering of the Palestinians , and the Israelis , and to establish the Palestinian state .

armed

Intifada

end

The armed Intifada

use

we

peaceful means

to end the occupation and the suffering of the Palestinians , and the Israelis , and to establish the Palestinian state

establish

the Palestinian state

we


Input: Israel retaliated on Hamas , namely Al-rantissi , it missed him and killed civilians .

retaliated

Israel

on Hamas , namely Al-rantissi

killed

it

civilians


Input: The main test of Mahmoud Abbas , will be to establish an overall command of all armed groups , if not , it does n't have a chance .

establish

an overall command of all armed groups

armed

groups


Input: From what we saw , the damage caused by those erratic infidels ( Tribes Sheiks , The Islamic Party ) is more dangerous than the Shiites and the peaceful police as people call them .

caused

the damage

by those erratic infidels

damage

by those erratic infidels ( Tribes Sheiks , The Islamic Party )


Input: The brothers now are wiping out the heads of infidelity , as soon as they started , and never claiming responsibility , we found among us who wants to make fuss about it , and regretfully some of the brothers with us in the organization ( al-Qa'ida ) see it as nonsense , and God is my witness .

started

they


Input: So we tried this with him : First , we backed off during the elections .

elections


Input: The next morning his households and neighbors started talking to the tribe saying it was the national guards , they added that they heard some of them speaking English , meaning that the Americans are the ones who took Abu Dhari ( Sheik Nasr al-Fahdawi ) .

started

talking to the tribe

neighbors

saying

it was the national guards

his households and neighbors

added

they

that they heard some of them speaking English

talking

neighbors

to the tribe

saying it was the national guards

speaking

some of them

English


Input: No one claimed responsibility for his killing .

killing

his


Input: Thank God .

Thank

God


Input: 2- Around the same period , our brothers on the other side of Uphrate river , killed Jasim al-`Awwad in al-Malahima and AlbuHazim .

killed

Jasim al-`Awwad

our brothers on the other side of Uphrate river


Input: He 's a big spy / agent , invited Americans to his house for big dinner parties many times , regardless , our brothers did n't claim resposibility for killing him .

invited

parties


Input: After the cleaning in AlbuFahd , the brothers killed three of the spies in his tribe , and for the first time there was no reaction against the brothers , but instead he came to them , asking for forgiveness , and he 's ready to cooperate .

killed

the brothers

three of the spies in his tribe

was

no reaction against the brothers

reaction

against the brothers

came

he

to them

asking

for forgiveness

ready

he

to cooperate

cooperate

he


Input: Also the brothers did n't announce the claim for any of the killings .

announce

the claim for any of the killings

the brothers

killings


Input: 7- Mamun al-`Alwani , al-Anbar governor , attached to you the security report in Ramadi .

report

report

security


Input: 3- Must differenciate between who 's in the village , where relations are stronger , than it is in the city , where there 's different people with different ideas .

's

different people with different ideas


Input: While the debate on welfare reform is gathering like a storm at sea , the people who need jobs are floundering .

debate

on welfare reform

gathering

the debate on welfare reform

jobs


Input: And welfare reform is an uncertain solution with an unknown starting date .

starting


Input: Several forest fires which have ruined well over ten thousand hectares of land are continuing to burn in the Spanish region of Galicia today .

ruined

Several forest fires

which

well over ten thousand hectares of land


Input: Four people have perished so far in the blazes which the government says were started intentionally by arsonists over a week ago .

perished

Four people

says

the government

the blazes

were started intentionally by arsonists over a week ago

which


Input: Fire burns at Barangaroo construction site , Sydney , Australia

construction


Input: All site workers were evacuated without injury , according to Fire and Rescue NSW Superintendent Ian Krimmer .

evacuated

All site workers


Input: The Western Distributor motorway was closed to traffic , and Sydney Harbour Bridge partly closed .

closed

The Western Distributor motorway

to traffic


Input: The fire has spread extensively and it is estimated that approximately 2,500 acres of forest have been damaged .

damaged

approximately 2,500 acres of forest


Input: She tells me that the 3,666 people we helped find jobs in 1998 earned approximately $ 49 million dollars .

tells

She

me

that the 3,666 people we helped find jobs in 1998 earned approximately $ 49 million dollars

helped

we

the 3,666 people

find jobs

jobs

the 3,666 people

earned

the 3,666 people we helped find jobs in 1998

approximately $ 49 million dollars


Input: Your gift to Goodwill will help us do even more this year because your gift will be used to directly support our work .

gift

Your

gift

to Goodwill

help

Your gift to Goodwill

us

do even more this year

because

your gift will be used to directly support our work

Your gift to Goodwill will help us do even more this year

used

your gift

to directly support our work

support

your gift

our work


Input: Remember what she said in my last letter ?

said

she

in my last letter

what


Input: Sherry learned through our Future Works class that she could rise out of the mire of the welfare system and support her family .

learned

Sherry

through our Future Works class

that she could rise out of the mire of the welfare system and support her family

support

her family

she


Input: Your support will help them go to work .

help

them

go to work

Your support

work

them


Input: For every dollar donated to Goodwill in 1998 , we helped our `` graduates '' earn an estimated $ 102 .

donated

to Goodwill

dollar

helped

we

our `` graduates ''

earn an estimated $ 102

graduates

graduates

our

earn

an estimated $ 102

our `` graduates ''


Input: The flat was seven flights up , and Winston , who was thirty-nine and had a varicose ulcer above his right ankle , went slowly , resting several times on the way .

went

Winston

slowly


Input: Some students came to school by car .

came

to school

by car

Some students


Input: Jones arrived on a Sunday in September .

arrived

Jones


Input: Some students arrived at the school on Sunday .

arrived

Some students

at the school


Input: The diplomat will arrive in Baghdad next week .

arrive

in Baghdad

The diplomat


Input: The president has n't gone to Iraq since the diplomat left Baghdad .

gone

left

Baghdad

the diplomat


Input: The diplomat has n't managed to leave Baghdad .

leave

The diplomat

Baghdad


Input: Bush said that Khan sold centrifuges to North Korea .

said

Bush

that Khan sold centrifuges to North Korea

sold

Khan

centrifuges

to North Korea


Input: The fact that Bin Laden was in Tora Bora led to the suspicion that the Afghan campaign was mismanaged .

led

The fact that Bin Laden was in Tora Bora

to the suspicion that the Afghan campaign was mismanaged


Input: QN : Did the feast take place in September ?

feast

feast


Input: Early progress was not steady , and the nuclear program was stalled by the Islamic revolution in 1979 , then the eight - year war with Iraq through most of the 1980s .

revolution

Islamic

war

with Iraq


Input: Partly as a result of the shortcomings in the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty ( NPT ) safeguards system -- which allowed the rapid development of the Iraqi nuclear program in the 1970s and North Korea 's in the 1990s to go largely undetected -- and partly by assessing Iran 's intentions , the international community and the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) have increased their scrutiny of Iran 's activities over the last several years .

increased

their scrutiny of Iran 's activities

the international community and the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA )

of Iran 's activities

scrutiny

their

of Iran 's activities

activities

Iran 's


Input: All Iran 's research activities in the recent past undoubtedly contribute to the future development of a complete nuclear fuel cycle , which in turn would enable Iran to weaponize without relying on outside assistance .

activities

assistance

outside

complete

nuclear fuel cycle

research


Input: Although Iran began developing its nuclear program in the 1950s , it was slow to progress until late in the 1960s , when the US - supplied 5 MW thermal research reactor ( TRR ) went online at the Tehran Nuclear Research Center ( TNRC ) .

began

Iran

developing its nuclear program

in the 1950s

research

thermal

Research

Nuclear

developing

Iran

its nuclear program


Input: He did this by shifting the country 's budgets toward the military and the newly established Atomic Energy Organization of Iran ( AEOI ) .

did

He

this

established

Atomic Energy Organization of Iran ( AEOI )


Input: Also in 1976 , the government signed a $700 million contract to purchase uranium yellowcake from South Africa and sent Iranian technicians abroad for training in nuclear sciences .

signed

the government

a $700 million contract to purchase uranium yellowcake from South Africa

purchase

uranium yellowcake

from South Africa

sent

the government

Iranian technicians

abroad

training

in nuclear sciences

sciences


Input: Eight years of war with Iraq , multiple bombings of the Bushehr reactor site , chemical attacks on its forces , missile strikes on its cities , and an overall drain on its resources would certainly have had a devastating effect on Iran .

war

with Iraq

attacks

chemical

on its forces

strikes

missile

on its cities

bombings

of the Bushehr reactor site


Input: Training was most likely carried out under the direction of Abdul Qadeer Khan , former director of the Engineering Research Laboratories , later renamed the Dr . A.Q. Khan Research Laboratories ( Kahuta ) , where Pakistan 's nuclear weapons research and enrichment takes place .

Training

under the direction of Abdul Qadeer Khan , former director of the Engineering Research Laboratories , later renamed the Dr . A.Q. Khan Research Laboratories ( Kahuta ) , where Pakistan 's nuclear weapons research and enrichment takes place

research

Pakistan 's

nuclear weapons

out

Training


Input: In 1990 , the Soviet Union and Iran began negotiating over the completion of the Bushehr reactors and the supply of additional nuclear plants .

began

In 1990

the Soviet Union and Iran

negotiating over the completion of the Bushehr reactors and the supply of additional nuclear plants

negotiating

the Soviet Union and Iran

over the completion of the Bushehr reactors and the supply of additional nuclear plants

supply

of additional nuclear plants


Input: In January 1995 , the Russian Federation formally announced that it would complete the construction of the Bushehr reactors and signed an agreement with Iran to build three additional reactors at the site .

announced

the Russian Federation

that it would complete the construction of the Bushehr reactors

signed

it

an agreement with Iran to build three additional reactors at the site

with Iran

build

three additional reactors

at the site

it

construction

of the Bushehr reactors


Input: Since the signing of these agreements , the United States has continuously expressed its opposition to the Bushehr deal because of fears that the deal could provide Iran with knowledge and technology to support a nuclear weapons program .

provide

the deal

Iran

with knowledge and technology

to support a nuclear weapons program


Input: The United States also learned that Iran and Russia concluded a secret protocol stipulating , among other things , construction of a gas centrifuge enrichment facility .

learned

The United States

that Iran and Russia concluded a secret protocol stipulating , among other things , construction of a gas centrifuge enrichment facility

construction

of a gas centrifuge enrichment facility


Input: Following the discovery of substantial reserves of uranium ore at Saghand , Yazd province , Iran announced that it was developing a nuclear power plan that would rely solely on indigenous resources .

discovery

of substantial reserves of uranium ore

announced

Iran

that it was developing a nuclear power plan that would rely solely on indigenous resources

developing

it

a nuclear power plan that would rely solely on indigenous resources


Input: An enrichment and heavy water production capability along with domestic resources of uranium would significantly contribute to the development of a closed nuclear fuel cycle in Iran .

production

enrichment and heavy water


Input: The IAEA raised questions regarding possible enrichment activities at the workshops of the Kalaye Electric Company relating to production of centrifuge components .

activities

production

of centrifuge components


Input: Additionally , Iran admitted to having imported from China 1.8 tons of nuclear material ( UF6 , UF4 and UO2 ) used to manufacture uranium metal , which is essential in weapons production .

admitted

Iran

to having imported from China 1.8 tons of nuclear material ( UF6 , UF4 and UO2 ) used to manufacture uranium metal , which is essential in weapons production

manufacture

uranium metal , which is essential in weapons production

production

weapons

used

to manufacture uranium metal , which is essential in weapons production

1.8 tons of nuclear material ( UF6 , UF4 and UO2 )


Input: During its meetings with IAEA officials in August 2003 , Iran for the first time provided evidence of its technical violations of the NPT by revealing that in the 1990s , it had carried out 113 uranium conversion experiments involving the production of uranium metal from imported UF4 and the production of UF4 from imported UO2 , as well as laboratory - scale experiments in the 1980s involving the production of heavy water .

meetings

its

with IAEA officials

revealing

that in the 1990s , it had carried out 113 uranium conversion experiments involving the production of uranium metal from imported UF4 and the production of UF4 from imported UO2 , as well as laboratory - scale experiments in the 1980s involving the production of heavy water

conversion

uranium

production

from imported UF4

of uranium metal

out

113 uranium conversion experiments involving the production of uranium metal from imported UF4 and the production of UF4 from imported UO2 , as well as laboratory - scale experiments in the 1980s involving the production of heavy water

it

provided

Iran

evidence of its technical violations of the NPT


Input: Short of declaring Iran in violation of the NPT , the IAEA Director - General Mohamed ElBaradei stated , `` Iran has failed to meet its obligations under its Safeguards Agreement '' and criticized Iran for not being transparent with the construction of its nuclear - related facilities and import of nuclear material .

declaring

Iran

in violation of the NPT

stated

the IAEA Director - General Mohamed ElBaradei

Iran has failed to meet its obligations under its Safeguards Agreement

criticized

the IAEA Director - General Mohamed ElBaradei

Iran

for not being transparent with the construction of its nuclear - related facilities and import of nuclear material

construction

of its nuclear - related facilities


Input: Indeed , on 18 June 2004 , IAEA board members voted to reprimand Iran for not providing the agency with more timely and comprehensive support .

reprimand

IAEA board members

Iran

for not providing the agency with more timely and comprehensive support

providing

Iran

the agency

with more timely and comprehensive support


Input: The IAEA called on Iran to `` be proactive in taking all necessary steps on an urgent basis to resolve all outstanding issues '' , including those related to contamination by low - enriched uranium ( LEU ) and HEU , as well as the limited production of polonium - 210 and plutonium .

called

on Iran

The IAEA

to `` be proactive in taking all necessary steps on an urgent basis to resolve all outstanding issues '' , including those related to contamination by low - enriched uranium ( LEU ) and HEU , as well as the limited production of polonium - 210 and plutonium

steps

to resolve all outstanding issues '' , including those related to contamination by low - enriched uranium ( LEU ) and HEU , as well as the limited production of polonium - 210 and plutonium

production

of polonium - 210 and plutonium

resolve

all outstanding issues '' , including those related to contamination by low - enriched uranium ( LEU ) and HEU , as well as the limited production of polonium - 210 and plutonium

Iran


Input: And while this claim has not yet been substantiated by IAEA inspectors , proponents argue that Iran has violated the NPT and that the country 's nuclear file should , in turn , be referred to the United Nations Security Council ( UNSC ) for its review .

claim

inspectors

inspectors

argue

proponents

that Iran has violated the NPT and that the country 's nuclear file should , in turn , be referred to the United Nations Security Council ( UNSC ) for its review

substantiated

this claim

by IAEA inspectors


Input: The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran ( AEOI ) is the government agency that oversees Iran 's nuclear program , and is one of the few agencies in Iran that reports directly to the president .

reports

directly to the president

one of the few agencies in Iran that


Input: The Nuclear Fuel Production Division ( NFPD ) of the AEOI is responsible for research and development of uranium exploration , mining , milling , conversion , fuel production , and waste management .

production

fuel

research

of uranium exploration , mining , milling , conversion , fuel production , and waste management


Input: AEOI 's activities and facilities have been tied to several universities .

activities

AEOI 's


Input: Additionally , personnel from Saghand University cooperate with AEOI staff to conduct research in mining and milling of uranium at BHRC laboratories .

cooperate

personnel from Saghand University

with AEOI staff

to conduct research in mining and milling of uranium

research

AEOI staff

in mining and milling of uranium


Input: Wildfires in California continued to spread on Tuesday , having burned more than 140,000 acres of land throughout the state and caused an estimated US$13 million worth of damage .

Wildfires

Wildfires

in California

caused

Wildfires in California

an estimated US$13 million worth of damage

damage

Wildfires in California


Input: The blaze started burning last Wednesday north of Los Angeles .

started

The blaze

burning

last Wednesday


Input: The crews are doing fabulous work out there on the ground , but the bottom line is that they 're fighting for every foot , '' Dietrich said on Tuesday .

said

Dietrich

The crews are doing fabulous work out there on the ground , but the bottom line is that they 're fighting for every foot


Input: I am confident in the state 's response as these fires continue to burn throughout California , '' he said .

response

state

as these fires continue to burn throughout California

response

said

I am confident in the state 's response as these fires continue to burn throughout California

he


Input: Nanolab says it ca n't stay profitable if the demand for nanotubes decreases .

says

Nanolab

it ca n't stay profitable if the demand for nanotubes decreases


Input: QN : Does Trump support W 's decision to go to war ?

decision

W 's

to go to war


Input: Fire crews had been attempting to contain the fire before the onset of difficult conditions today .

onset

of difficult conditions

today

difficult

conditions


Input: It is feared forecasted wind gusts of up to 80 km/h ( 49 Mph ) overnight could fan the first fire into the township of Winmalee as it heads East .

heads

East

it


Input: New construction is everywhere , the streets buzz , traffic is increasingly congested , and in the frenetic pace of rush hour everyone in Dublin seems intent on changing places with everyone else .

changing

everyone in Dublin

places

with everyone else

construction

construction


Input: Dublin excels in packaging its past for the visitor .

packaging

its past

Dublin

visitor

visitor


Input: College Green , the home of Trinity College , provides a natural focus just south of the O'Connell Street bridge .

provides

College Green , the home of Trinity College

a natural focus


Input: It wo n't rain on you in Dublin all the time .

on

you

It wo n't rain


Input: Buildings seem to transform themselves depending on the light ; Dublin under a lowering sky is a different place from Dublin in sunshine .

transform

Buildings

themselves


Input: Traditional Irish music is also alive and well , especially in the pubs , and there has been a revival of storytelling , poetry reading , and traditional dancing .

been

a revival of storytelling , poetry reading , and traditional dancing

revival

of storytelling , poetry reading , and traditional dancing


Input: Dublin has international restaurants galore , and the New Irish Cuisine is built upon fresh products of Ireland 's seas , rivers , and farms .

built

the New Irish Cuisine

upon fresh products of Ireland 's seas , rivers , and farms

upon

fresh products of Ireland 's seas , rivers , and farms

the New Irish Cuisine is built


Input: It 's an ideal way for the visitor to reach outlying sights and villages .

reach

the visitor

outlying sights and villages

sights

sights

visitor

visitor


Input: There are many guided bus tours to sights outside the city , and some are accessible by city bus .

are

many guided bus tours to sights outside the city

tours

bus

to sights outside the city

sights

sights


Input: Stapleton was talking with animation , but the baronet looked pale and distrait .

talking

Stapleton


Input: Perhaps the thought of that lonely walk across the ill - omened moor was weighing heavily upon his mind .

walk

across the ill - omened moor


Input: I heard the creak of a door and the crisp sound of boots upon gravel .

boots

boots

upon

gravel

boots


Input: The island is aligned almost east - to - west in the water so that sunrise wakes the eastern tip , proceeds to caress the length of the island , and kisses the western tip good night .

caress

the length of the island

sunrise

kisses

the western tip

sunrise


Input: Fresh water from tropical storms feeds 120 rivers and some of the most celebrated waterfalls and cascades on earth .

on

earth

some of the most celebrated waterfalls and cascades


Input: They have been melded together , giving rise to a fascinating national identity .

melded

They

rise

to a fascinating national identity

They have been melded together


Input: Since independence in 1962 , the black majority has worked to create a country based on confidence from within , working on a principle of pride in oneself and in one 's roots .

independence

create

a country based on confidence


Input: As someone has said , Columbus only thought that he had discovered Jamaica .

said

someone

Columbus only thought that he had discovered Jamaica


Input: And as far as cricket is concerned , Caribbean players have turned the tables on their colonial mentors and now produce some of the best players in the world , easily capable of soundly outplaying the Brits .

produce

Caribbean players

some of the best players in the world


Input: Its no surprise that the US dollar is accepted as readily as the Jamaican dollar to pay for goods .

accepted

the US dollar

pay

for goods


Input: The recreational pleasures that ordinary islanders enjoy have become synonymous with the name Jamaica : dancing to the heavily rhythmic musical beat ; taking a little marijuana ( or `` ganja , '' as it 's known here ) , which many Jamaicans view as a kind of medicinal herb ; or simply sitting back and chatting with friends on a bench or street corner , where the situation is described as `` Irie '' the equivalent of `` Everything 's just fine ! ''

become

synonymous with the name Jamaica

The recreational pleasures that ordinary islanders enjoy

dancing

chatting

with friends


Input: The best beaches have become home to the finest hotels , which supply almost everything needed for the perfect vacation .

become

The best beaches

home to the finest hotels , which supply almost everything needed for the perfect vacation

supply

the finest hotels

which

almost everything needed

for the perfect vacation


Input: There is frequently a temptation never to tear oneself away from the hotel .

There

a temptation never to tear oneself away from the hotel

tear

from the hotel

oneself


Input: Yet to do this is to miss the very essence of what the island is all about .

do

this


Input: Hear the songs of Bob Marley booming from a hundred cranked - up car stereos or the chorus of frogs that begin to call as evening descends .

begin

frogs

that

to call

as evening descends

call

frogs

that

descends

evening


Input: It comes out to meet you .

comes

to meet you

It

out


Input: We 've found ways for people with disabilities to enter the workforce .

found

We

ways for people with disabilities to enter the workforce

enter

the workforce

for people with disabilities


Input: Everyone benefits from the work we do together .

do

we

the work

together

we

do


Input: Many people need our help .

help

our


Input: Taiwan signed the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty ( NPT ) in 1968 and has implemented the International Atomic Energy Agency 's ( IAEA ) `` Program 93+2 '' safeguards .

signed

Taiwan

the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty ( NPT )


Input: U.S. pressure caused Taiwan to end its nuclear weapons program in 1988 after International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) inspections discovered missing fuel rods and the former deputy director of INER defected to the United States with detailed information about Taiwan 's program .

pressure

U.S.

caused

U.S. pressure

Taiwan

to end its nuclear weapons program in 1988 after International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) inspections discovered missing fuel rods and the former deputy director of INER defected to the United States with detailed information about Taiwan 's program

end

Taiwan

its nuclear weapons program

in 1988

after International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) inspections discovered missing fuel rods and the former deputy director of INER defected to the United States with detailed information about Taiwan 's program

discovered

International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) inspections

missing fuel rods

inspections

International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA )


Input: Taiwan has not been permitted to join the Australia Group .

join

Taiwan

the Australia Group


Input: Initially deployed in the early 1980s , it is unclear how many Ching Feng missiles were built and whether they are still operational .

deployed

built

how many Ching Feng missiles


Input: Improved export control laws and enforcement have addressed many ( but not all ) concerns about nuclear and chemical weapons - related proliferation .

Improved

export control laws and enforcement

addressed

many ( but not all ) concerns about nuclear and chemical weapons - related proliferation

Improved export control laws and enforcement

control

export


Input: China is a party to most of the major international agreements regulating biological weapons , including the Geneva Protocol and the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention ( BWC or BTWC ) .

party

China

to most of the major international agreements regulating biological weapons , including the Geneva Protocol and the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention ( BWC or BTWC )


Input: China is not , however , a member of the Australia Group ( AG ) , a voluntary supply - side export control regime focused on chemical and biological weapons , though the issuance of new export control regulations in 2002 has put Beijing 's export control policy fully in line with that of the AG .

control

supply - side export

put

the issuance of new export control regulations in 2002

Beijing 's export control policy

fully in line with that of the AG

issuance

of new export control regulations


Input: Since 1997 , China has hosted 14 on - site inspections by the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons ( OPCW ) .

inspections

by the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons ( OPCW )

hosted

China

14 on - site inspections by the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons ( OPCW )

the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons ( OPCW )


Input: China has signed a bilateral agreement with Japan to destroy CW that Japan abandoned in Chinese territory during World War II .

signed

China

a bilateral agreement with Japan to destroy CW that Japan abandoned in Chinese territory during World War II

destroy

China

CW that Japan abandoned in Chinese territory during World War II


Input: China has produced and deployed a wide range of ballistic missiles , ranging from short - range missiles to intercontinental ballistic missiles ( ICBMs ) .

produced

China

a wide range of ballistic missiles , ranging from short - range missiles to intercontinental ballistic missiles ( ICBMs )

deployed

China

a wide range of ballistic missiles , ranging from short - range missiles to intercontinental ballistic missiles ( ICBMs )


Input: A key question is how U.S. deployment of ballistic missile defense ( formerly known as theater and national missile defense ) will affect the pace and scope of Chinese strategic modernization .

deployment

U.S.

of ballistic missile defense ( formerly known as theater and national missile defense )

defense

ballistic missile

modernization

Chinese

strategic


Input: In November 2000 , China promised not to assist any country in the development of nuclear - capable ballistic missiles .

promised

China

not to assist any country in the development of nuclear - capable ballistic missiles

assist

China

any country

in the development of nuclear - capable ballistic missiles


Input: In August 2002 , China issued regulations and a control list restricting the export of missiles and missile technology .

control

issued

China

regulations and a control list restricting the export of missiles and missile technology